Free Easter Printables for Kids
Get ready for Easter with these fun learning activities featuring adorable bunnies and eggs! Here is a collection of all the Free Easter printables and worksheets found on Totschooling, perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten kids. There are currently 24 sets of printables and this list will keep growing as more are added.
This group of FREE Easter printables include a variety of different activities for ages approximately 2-7 years. These involve fine motor skills, math, literacy, tracing, coloring, playdough mats, games, puzzles and more!
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Free St. Patrick's Day Printables for Kids
Get ready for St. Patrick's Day with these fun learning activities! Here is a collection of all the Free St. Patrick's Day printables and worksheets found on Totschooling, perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten kids. There are currently 16 sets of printables and this list will keep growing as more are added.
This group of FREE St. Patrick's Day printables include a variety of different activities for ages approximately 2-7 years. These involve fine motor skills, math, literacy, do-a-dot, tracing, coloring, playdough mats, games, puzzles and more!
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Lucky Letters St. Patrick's Day ABC Game
Are you working on letters with your preschoolers? Letter recognition and beginning sounds? These little leprechauns are here to help!
Preschoolers will love playing Lucky Letters in a group setting or individually. This low-prep activity is quick and easy to set up so you'll be all ready to go in time for St. Patrick's Day.
Leprechaun Letter Recognition Game
I suggest printing the game boards on regular printer paper so kids can color the shamrocks. Or, you could laminate them and use small counters (buttons, erasers, etc.) to cover the shamrocks instead of coloring them.
Print the leprechaun cards on cardstock and laminate for durability. Then, cut the letter cards apart. That's it! You're all set for some Lucky Letters fun.
Choose a game board - uppercase or lowercase - and the corresponding leprechaun cards. Turn the leprechaun cards face down.
Have preschoolers choose a leprechaun card and name the featured letter. Ask them to find the matching letter on the game board and color or cover it. Then, have them say it's sound.
Continue in this manner until all of the shamrocks have been colored or covered.
You can mix things up once your kids are comfortable with this basic game. Give kids a game board and the opposite set of letter cards. This will help them match uppercase and lowercase letters. You could also have them put the cards in ABC order before searching for the matching shamrocks on the game board.
There are many ways to use these cards and game boards. And, all of them are perfect for the month of March!
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Free St. Patrick's Day I Spy Printable
St. Patrick's Day I Spy is a fun, no-prep, printable game that kids will love to play in celebration of this special day. This activity is great for building visual discrimination skills as well as counting and writing practice!
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I recommend giving your kids a magnifying glass to find some of the very small images, which adds an extra level of fun and mystery to the game.
Kids can use a pencil (or dry-erase marker if sheet is laminated) to cross off each image as they count, then they write the final number at the bottom of the sheet.
St. Patrick's Day Color by Number
Get your preschool and kindergarten kids excited for St. Patrick's Day with these fun, no-prep worksheets where they can practice number recognition, color words and fine motor skills while coloring fun pictures of a leprechaun and pots of gold!
These FREE St. Patrick's Day Color by Number sheets are great for kids to color on their own. They will love revealing the mystery pictures.
For preschoolers or children who can't read color words, I recommend that you color the crayons at the top of the page before giving it to the child so that they know which colors to use.
There are 3 pages included in this set:
- pot of gold (numbers 1-6)
- pot of gold with rainbow (numbers 5-10)
- leprechaun (numbers 3-8)
Free Valentine's Day Printables for Kids
Get into the spirit of Valentine's Day with these fun learning activities! Here is a collection of all the Free Valentine's Day printables and worksheets found on Totschooling, perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten kids. There are currently 17 sets of printables and this list will keep growing as more are added.
This group of FREE Valentine's Day printables include a variety of different activities for ages approximately 2-7 years. These involve fine motor skills, math, literacy, matching, tracing, painting, fun games and more!
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Chinese New Year Zodiac Coloring Lanterns for Kids
Celebrate the Chinese New Year with these free printable Chinese Zodiac coloring pages that turn into lanterns. Children can color the zodiac animals and then easily turn them into Chinese lanterns!
These FREE printable Chinese zodiac coloring lanterns includes all 12 animals of the zodiac. You can print whichever animal the current year is. Kids can color the page and then turn it into a Chinese lantern by folding, cutting and taping.
Step 1:
Print & color the desired page.
Step 2:
Fold the page in half lengthwise across the animals.
Step 3:
Cut along the dashed lines.
Step 4:
Unfold the paper and roll it to create the lantern shape. Tape the edges at the top and bottom.
Step 5:
Attach a strip of colored paper or a string to make the handle. Enjoy!
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Groundhog Day ABC Matching
Preschool and kindergarten kids will love this FREE alphabet matching activity with a groundhog theme, perfect for Groundhog Day on February 2nd!
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ABC Matching for Groundhog Day
Before starting this activity you will need to get alphabet stickers or plain round stickers and write letters on them. You can get both at any dollar store or office supply store, or online here.
The kids will choose a dot sticker with the matching letter, then stick it on the groundhog's shadow. They continue to do this until they match all of the alphabet.
This can be a great group activity with kids taking turns finding the matching letters, but it also makes for a fun individual alphabet learning game as well.
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Groundhog Day Shadow Matching Activity
Match the groundhog to its shadow! Here is a fun little free printable activity for toddlers and preschoolers to practice visual discrimination skills while celebrating Groundhog Day.
There are several ways to do this activity depending on your child's age and skill level.
1. Easy - Print off 2 copies of the color cards and cut them out for your child. (laminate if you wish) The child then finds the matching pairs.
2. Medium - Print the shadows and the color cards, cut out the color cards for your child. (laminate if you wish) The child then places the color cards on top of the matching shadows.
3. Advanced - Print the shadows and the color cards. The child cuts the color cards on their own and glues them on top of the matching shadows.
4. Alternative - Print 2 copies of the color cards and play the classic memory game!
Chinese Zodiac Color by Number
Celebrate Chinese/Lunar New Year and practice numbers and fine motor skills at the same time, with this FREE printable!
Preschoolers will love celebrating Chinese New Year with these Color by Number sheets. There are 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac. Just print the animal that corresponds to the current year. Kids will color the page according to the legend at the top. This activity is great for number and color recognition, as well as fine motor skills!
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Also check out our Free Chinese Zodiac Color & Fold Lanterns!
Free Winter Printables for Kids
Get into the Winter spirit with these fun learning activities! Here is a collection of all the Free Winter printables and worksheets found on Totschooling, perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten kids. There are currently 28 sets of printables and this list will keep growing as more are added.
This group of FREE Winter printables include a variety of different activities for ages approximately 2-7 years. These involve fine motor skills, math, literacy, matching, tracing, coloring, cutting & pasting, playdough and more!
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Preschool Fun for Groundhog Day
The further we get into winter, the deeper I long for spring. So, I am one of those crazy people who pays attention to Punxsutawney Phil. I'm always hoping he won't see his shadow so we'll see an early spring.
Preschool Fun for Groundhog Day
These no-prep activities are perfect for your homeschool preschool activities. All you need to do is print the pages out. Then, your preschoolers are ready for some groundhog themed activities.
How to Use the Pages
Graphing Fun: Little ones will cut out the groundhog images on the bottom of the graphing page. Then, they'll glue them in the correct column on the graph.
Next, count the groundhogs in each column, and write the number on the lines.
Letter Identification: This activity features the letter Gg for groundhog. Using crayons or dot markers, little ones will search for and color the box containing "G" and "g".
Shadow Matching: One big aspect of Groundhog Day is whether or not Punxsutawney Phil will see his shadow or not. This activity features several groundhogs and their shadows.
Preschoolers will draw a line matching each groundhog with his shadow.
Pencil Control: Each of the three pencil control activities on this page is designed to help preschoolers work on pencil control and fine motor skills. They will trace a curvy line with a pencil. This is a great pre-writing or beginner handwriting activity.
One more tip:
You could laminate the pencil control, letter identification, and shadow matching pages. If your preschoolers use a dry erase marker to complete these activity pages, they can be wiped clean and used again and again.
This post was contributed by:
Tara from Homeschool Preschool
Tara is wife to Matt and homeschool momma of three. She has successfully homeschooled her oldest two, and is currently homeschooling her youngest. Though her children are older, she is always looking for an opportunity to create educational activities and content for young learners. She blogs about homeschooling, preschool activities, and other educational topics at
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New Year's Color by Number
Ring in the New Year with your preschool and kindergarten students, with these no-prep worksheets. Kids can practice number recognition, color words and fine motor skills while coloring fun pictures of a clock, fireworks, party hats and confetti!
These FREE New Year's Eve Color by Number sheets are great for kids to color on their own. They will love revealing the mystery pictures.
For preschoolers or children who can't read color words, I recommend that you color the crayons at the top of the page before giving it to the child so that they know which colors to use.
There are 4 pages included in this set:
- Clock striking midnight
- Fireworks and balloons
- Kid with party hat & confetti
- Party hat, horn and confetti
New Year's Coloring Party Hats
Whether your kids will be staying up until midnight or not, they can still celebrate the New Year with these fun Coloring Party Hats! Just color, decorate and turn them into party hats. Kids will love this fun and creative way to ring in the New Year!
*These party hats have been updated to 2024!*
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These Free Printable Party Hats are a perfect easy activity for kids to do while waiting for the New Year. You can print these on regular paper or cardstock for extra durability, then have the kids color and decorate. After they finish their artwork, cut them out, tape or glue where the tab is, and attach a ribbon or elastic.
Hanukkah Pack for Preschool & Kindergarten
Celebrate Hanukkah with this free printable learning pack for preschoolers and kindergarten kids, featuring menorahs, dreidels and other holiday traditions!
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This FREE Hanukkah or Chanukah pack includes the following activities:
- Menorah number matching 1-8
- Dreidel color matching
- Dreidel color word matching
- Dreidel graphing
- Dreidel Spin & Cover game
- Patterns (2 levels)
- Initial letter sounds
- Tracing & Coloring (2 versions)
Free Christmas Printables for Kids
Get into the Christmas spirit with these fun learning activities! Here is a collection of all the FREE Christmas printables found on Totschooling - perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten. Many new sets were added this year, making it a collection of 46 sets of printables and this list will keep growing as more are added.
This group of FREE Christmas printables include a variety of different activities for ages approximately 2-7 years. These involve fine motor skills, math, literacy, matching, tracing, coloring, cutting & pasting, playdough and more!
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Free Letter to Santa Printable
Use this free printable to let your kids write a letter to Santa Claus and write down their Christmas wish list. Also makes a great coloring page.
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In this FREE printable Letter to Santa, there are spaces for kids to write their name, their age, mark if they've been naughty or nice, and write their Christmas wish list. (Parents can help write the list if your child is too young.) Children can also color Santa Claus, reindeer and Christmas lights.
Also check out these fun Christmas t-shirts that kids can write on!
Christmas Countdown Printable Advent Calendar
Waiting for Christmas to arrive is exciting for kids but can be frustrating if they don't understand exactly when the special day will come. Advent calendars are helpful in this way because they help children visualize the number of days that are left until Christmas. I created this free printable Christmas Countdown Calendar that can be used with pom poms, stickers, or simply colored in with crayons or markers.
Just print this Christmas Countdown Calendar and hang it on your wall by December 1st. Decide what your child will use to cover one number each day. We used colored pom poms with glue but you can easily use stickers or just have your child color one circle each day.
Elf on the Shelf Preposition Activity for Preschoolers
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Elf on the Shelf is a fun Christmas tradition at our house, and it can easily be a part of your preschool classroom as well! Get your preschoolers learning about prepositions and positional words with this fun, hands-on activity.
This FREE Elf preposition game includes 8 cards with positional words and features both boy and girl elves!
To Prep:
- Print & laminate all sheets
- Cut out cards, elf pieces and shelf pieces
To Play:
Kids will choose one card at a time and use the printable elf and shelves to re-create each position. If you are wondering why not just use a real Elf on the Shelf doll in this activity, it's because they are not allowed to be touched. (according to the story)
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Trimming Santa's Beard
Practice your scissors skills with this Santa-themed cutting activity! Santa's beard has gotten very long and he needs a little trim. Follow the lines to help him get his haircut.
This FREE printable activity is the perfect way for preschoolers and kindergarten kids to practice fine motor and cutting skills. The lines vary from straight to zig-zag to wavy and spirals, so this can be easily differentiated for different ages and skills levels.
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Free Thanksgiving Printables for Kids
Get into the Thanksgiving spirit with these fun learning activities! Here is a collection of all the Free Thanksgiving printables and worksheets found on Totschooling, perfect for toddlers, preschoolers and kindergarten kids. There are currently 17 sets of printables and this list will keep growing as more are added.
This group of FREE Thanksgiving printables include a variety of different activities for ages approximately 2-7 years. These involve fine motor skills, math, literacy, matching, tracing, coloring, cutting & pasting, playdough and more!
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Thanksgiving Ten Frame Counting Cards
These turkey themed counting cards will get preschoolers to practice numbers and counting 1-10, as well as learn about ten frames. Perfect for a Thanksgiving preschool math center!
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This adorable set of counting cards make a great Thanksgiving or turkey themed math activity!
Materials Needed:
Laminate the cards for durability. Kids can count the number of leaves on each card if they do not recognize the number, then they place the correct amount of playdough balls in the ten frame. They can also trace the number at the top with playdough.
Another option is to trace the number with a dry-erase marker, and use something else inside the ten frame, such as pom poms.
Thanksgiving Turkey Beginning Letter Sounds Cards
Use these Free printable Thanksgiving Beginning Sounds cards for preschoolers and kindergarten kids to practice their letter sounds with a fun turkey theme!
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These FREE Turkey themed Beginning Sounds cards can be used in a few different ways:
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Free Thanksgiving I Spy Printable
Thanksgiving I Spy is a fun, no-prep, printable game that kids will love to play at the dinner table or while waiting for Thanksgiving dinner to finish cooking.
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This free printable Thanksgiving I Spy is a great way to entertain kids while also working on their visual discrimination skills, counting, and handwriting skills!
Supplies Needed:
I recommend giving your kids a magnifying glass to find some of the very small images, which adds an extra level of fun and mystery to the game.
Kids can use a pencil (or dry-erase marker if sheet is laminated) to cross off each image as they count, then they write the final number at the bottom of the sheet.
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Thanksgiving Emergent Reader: My Thankful Book
This free printable emergent reader book, "My Thankful Book", is a great way to practice gratitude around Thanksgiving and the holiday season. Kids can read, trace and color while talking about all the things they are thankful for!
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This FREE Thanksgiving emergent reader book includes the following sight words: I, am, for, my. There are also decodable words that kids can trace and pictures to color.
I am thankful for my family.
I am thankful for my friends.
I am thankful for my home.
I am thankful for my pets.
I am thankful for my toys.
I am thankful for food.
I am thankful for __________.
The last page includes blank lines for children to write their own ideas about what they are thankful for, as well as draw their own picture.
Directions for Creating the book:
- Print all sheets.
- Cut sheets in half along the middle line
- Put pages in the order you would like
- Use staples, clips or string to bind the book on the left side
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