It’s time for another batch of free homeschool printables and activities!
Each month I get together with a few of my amazing homeschool blogging friends to offer you fun, useful, and engaging freebies to use in your homeschool.
Here is the list for April!(You can find May’s Freebies here.)
Having interest-led electives and entrepreneurial pursuits on the transcript will help your teens stand out from their peers. This Elective Tracking Sheet from Abby at Making Room 4 One More will help you keep track of all the tasks and hours your teens put into an out-of-the-box elective and count it on the transcript.
Add a bit of spring to your home with this ADORABLE cloud cut and paste craft from Dana at The Art Kit. Kids (and adults!) of all ages will love making this adorable craft!
Learning many of the different parts of a map is so much fun with these parts of a map flip book and map lines mini book from Stacey at Simple Living, Creative Learning.
Help your kids master their multiplication tables with this fun and effective multiplication worksheet bundle from Charlene at Hess Un-Academy. Inside you will find more than 13 pages worth of worksheets and games: perfect for older elementary kids who need some extra multiplication practice.
Turn your spring forest walk into a teachable field trip with this fun 7-page journal (includes space for notes, guided observations and sketches) and Scavenger Hunt printable from Sarita at An Off-Grid Life. Suitable for ages 5+
Spice up your addition practice with this 2-digit addition maze (no carrying) from Surya at Teach Me, I’m Yours. Mazes are a great way to entice your child to practice math! In this free maze, they get to help the pirate ship find the treasure chest while practicing 2-digit plus 2-digit addition problems!
Grab these 10 Best FREE Homeschool Printables you need now to start or improve your homeschooling from Ana at They Call Me Blessed. From morning routines to chores and Bible journaling.
This free printable addition file folder game from Sara at Heart and Soul Homeschooling can help your children practice their addition math facts while matching the cute backpacks with books. File folder games can offer fun and inexpensive hands-on learning, especially in the early years of learning basic skills.
Spring is the perfect time to talk about gardening with your kiddos. This fun Garden Tot Pack from Annette at In All You Do is the perfect addition to your day!! Geared toward children ages 2-5 years old, this pack includes wall words, prewriting practice, beginning sounds, read/trace/build/write mats, 3-part cards, puzzles, and much, MUCH more!
Use this school break bucket list from Dachelle at Hide the Chocolate for fun and simple activities that will help your family decompress and relax until the next school cycle.
Do you struggle to teach your kids to write well – or to enjoy writing? Jen at Life Beyond the Lesson Plan has strategies, tips, and a free writing lesson and graphic organizer to help you out.
Yvie at Homeschool on the Range has created a list of six unique novel collections for kids, curated especially for homeschool families! Printable includes thirty-four pages of quality literature recommendations.
These printable fairy tale bookmarks from Joanie at Simple Living Mama are perfect for your child to cut apart and mark their spot in their current book! They also make fun party favors!
Scavenger hunts are a great hands-on activity to encourage young gardeners to explore and use their observation skills in the garden. With simple visuals and checkboxes, even non-readers can enjoy this fun, educational activity from Jenny at Faith and Good Works.
Download a beautiful floral cross print with scripture for your Easter celebration from Clarissa at Clarissa R. West! You’ll also find a scripture study to enjoy.
Looking to do more writing in your homeschool? Do most writing activities bore your young writer? Are they too long? Here are 25 Free Writing Prompts for April that are perfect for early elementary writers!
Find a perfect group gift for Easter baskets from Maria at Stand Up, Reach Out! You’ll find recipes your kids can make, grocery lists for you, and Easter-themed recipe cards for their own cookbook.
This free Nature Study Journal from Betty at Peace Creek on the Prairie can help you teach your children to observe nature and record their observations. This helps them practice handwriting, writing, science, drawing, and more.
Whether you’re looking to supplement your homeschool science curriculum or have a child who is just plain fascinated with the topic of electricity, this is a wonderful science resource. This unit from Heather at Mom for All Seasons is also a perfect hands-on STEM activity for summer learning. This electricity unit study is designed for budding scientists of all ages and can be adapted for upper elementary, middle school, and even high school students.
Grow your child’s faith with Bible journaling writing prompts from Rachel at Faith, Hope & Joy.
Tired of being stuck at home? Join Sally for a special Teatime series where she will be serving up 10 art lessons for your family using simple materials everyone has around the house. This delicious series is for the whole family.