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Holiday activities galore! Color by code, phonics, themed packets, book suggestions, unit study ideas, and more
Find many worksheets and printable activities for your young ones, all with a holiday theme: Nativity, Christmas, Christian Easter, July 4th, Thanksgiving, and many more!
Themed worksheets and printable activities make the holidays all the more exciting. Pair a couple of activities with a book on the same topic, and off you go!
Looking for a meaningful handwriting activity to celebrate America’s heritage? This free My Country, ‘Tis of Thee copywork packet is the perfect addition to your homeschool during patriotic holidays like the 4th of July, Memorial Day, or Constitution Day. With both print and cursive handwriting practice, your learners will build penmanship skills while reflecting on …
For years, word search puzzles have been scattered around the Hill House. My children have loved them from a young age! This easy Christian Easter Word Search printable packet is just right for those children who love word search puzzles but need a kid-friendly version. I always have a stack of word searches printed and …
Welcome to another month of learning the calendar practice! Your children will enjoy practicing the days of the week with this March Calendar Worksheet. Because it is undated, you can use it year after year! 13 years ago, I published a set of calendar worksheets that I created for my son. I am updating them …
In the United States, Presidents’ Day is celebrated on the third Monday of February. As you prepare your teaching lessons for this federal holiday, incorporate this Presidents’ Day Vocabulary Word List. You might also know this holiday as Washington’s Birthday, which is the official name. Use this list as a word bank, for spelling help, …
Continue your penmanship practice this week as we have lots of fun with Valentine’s Day! This brand new set of Valentine’s Day Words Handwriting Practice Worksheets are a nice change from the regular, every day practice. While all children need help with understanding correct letter formation, some children need a bit more practice. That’s where …
Seasons and holidays provide a great opportunity to change the normal routine a bit. While my children and I do thrive on routine, it does seem nice to have a change of pace every now and then. That is where activities like this set of Valentine’s Day Writing Paper comes in! While we admittedly do …
Welcome to another month of calendar practice! Your children will enjoy practicing the days of the week with this February Calendar Worksheet. Because it is undated, you can use it year after year! 11 years ago, I published a set of calendar worksheets that I created for my son. I am updating them this year, …
All 5 of my children have always loved anything with hidden pictures. So this packet of Christmas Hidden Pictures Worksheets will be a hit in the Hill House! From the earliest days of I Spy books to buying my fair share of Hidden Pictures workbooks (our favorite!), my children have always loved to hunt and find. …
The Christmas season is upon us and it is time to try to slow down a bit and focus on the Birth of Our Lord and Savior. These handwriting worksheets that focus on Christmas Nativity Vocabulary Words will help us with just that! While all children need help with understanding correct letter formation, some children …
The December Word Search Puzzle Packet – the last word search group of this year! December lends itself to so many fun topics: ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas, Christmas cookies, Penguins, Animals in the Winter, and of course the most important being the Birth of Jesus. I have thoroughly enjoyed creating these word searches for …
It’s hard to believe we are so close to the end of the year already! This November Word Search Puzzle Packet is filled with November themes: Veteran’s Day, Election Day, Thanksgiving, turkeys, and more! I have thoroughly enjoyed making these monthly word search packets and sharing them with y’all. By all of your emails, I …
