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Though the Easter Bunny can be fun, Easter is really about Christ’s crucifixion and resurrection. Here are two coloring sheets to remind us of the reason for the Easter season: Christ Carrying the Cross Christ Risen From the Dead – Doubting Thomas
Time for some math! Here are 5 worksheets for your little ones to have fun with: Color the Birdies Worksheet Count to 20 Number Maze Color by Number Worksheet Matching Number Groups Worksheet Count the Fish Worksheet **Worksheets are copyright freestuff4kids.net and are not to be offered for sale or redistribution.
Kids are full of wonderful questions aren’t they? There are some excellent resources available online to explore with your kids that will encourage and reward their curiousity: FAQ Kids – Tons of answers here on many topics, and below each answer is a list of related questions to encourage continued exploration. There is a Word [...]
Today I found an awesome source for vintage coloring sheets and paper dolls! The Graphics Fairy site finds images that are in the public domain and she makes them available for a variety of uses, including coloring pages and printables. You can find circus coloring sheets, and ladies dressed in fancy dresses, vintage dot-to-dots and [...]
If you’ve been thinking of spending money on one of those baby sign language books or videos, you might want to just visit the Baby Sign Language website instead and save your money. They have everything you need to teach sign language to your baby, including instructions, printable flash cards and wall charts, and an [...]
Why not start Easter Sunday out with a fun, cute breakfast this year? Here are some ideas to get your wheels turning: Chickie Eggs These cute and simple boiled egg chicks are simple to make. First, cut your egg in half, and cut off a small slice from the bottom of each so they’ll stand [...]
The preschool years are so much fun and so exhausting at the same time. They are soaking up knowledge and experiences and love to explore the world, and it can be a difficult to think of fun and challenging activities for them. There is a GREAT list at Homeschool-How-To that is available as a PDF [...]
Snow globes are always a fun and entertaining decoration for the winter season. Although there are plenty of elaborate and expensive snow globes that you can buy, you can actually have a lot of fun making your own easy and inexpensive version. With a little bit of assistance from an adult, this can be a [...]
“Thousands of years ago, cats were worshipped as gods. Cats have never forgotten this….” Here’s a cute kitty cat coloring sheet – enjoy! Cat Coloring Sheet
There’s just something about a big cardboard box that simply fascinates most children. As many parents know, sometimes a child will be more likely to play with a toy than the box that the toy came in. If your child is a bit bored this winter because the weather is too cold to go out [...]
Are your Valentines ready? Save a trip to the store and print out these cute cards at home instead! There are 6 cards per page- 3 designs that are relatively gender neutral. Click the link below to open and print.* Printable Valentine Cards *artwork and card designs are copyright FreeStuff4Kids.net. They may not be redistributed [...]
Like many of you, I am constantly concerned that my kids get plenty of physical activity. Especially during winter and the heat of summer, there seem to be fewer opportunities to work out those large muscle groups. I read a review of Nickelodeon Fit for Wii somewhere, before Christmas, and decided it would be a [...]
Have you started your Valentine’s Day cards yet? Yeah… me neither. Well, there’s still time. In the meantime, print out this fun Valentine’s Day word search! Click to open and print: Love Me Tender Valentine’s Day Word Search
We have struggled to get a consistent chore system set up in our home. But, I have just discovered an awesome online chore tracking system called MyJobChart that I think is going to make a big difference. It’s a free tool that lets you manage your kids and chores online, and allows you to set up [...]
Chess is a great game for kids to learn for many reasons, including improved concentration, problem solving ability, imagination, memory and self-motivation- all of which improve performance in school. Even as young as 4 and 5, kids can begin to learn and enjoy chess. Here’s a great site that teaches chess to kids in a [...]
Do you get tired of hearing “are we there yet?” on long car trips? Next time try making a paper chain to take with you with each link representing a half hour of time. As each half hour passes, the kids can tear off one link and they have an easy visual sense of how [...]
Looking for a great source for kids crafts? Check out CraftClub! The site has easy to follow instructions for each craft and oodles to choose from. Each craft features step-by-step photos and short, video clips to help kids create their masterpieces. Craft Club also has full-length webisodes that feature two funny hosts so kids can [...]
When times are tough or fast-paced, it’s tempting even for vehemently anti-TV parents to give in. These are some of the lowest-maintenance activities for your kids to do on rainy days or otherwise when you can’t get outside. Join in on the fun if you’ve made the time! Make a tent. Or a fort. Every [...]
That huge pile of leftover candy on your dining room table, the one taking up space whenever your family sits down to eat, serves as a reminder of all the fuss that goes into Halloween and how quickly the fuss fizzes away. You’re left with a dumpster full of candy wrappers you can’t recycle (unless [...]
The year has flown by and it won’t be long until Christmas. I found this great print, color and build Nativity scene today to share with you. After printing and coloring the pieces, they’re wrapped around toilet paper rolls and it makes the cutest nativity set. The kids will love having their artwork displayed as [...]
Wondering what do with all that leftover Halloween candy, besides eat it of course?! How about doing some delicious science experiments with it? Candy Experiments is a great site with ideas for experimenting with all kinds of candy, including floating the S right off the Skittles, doing acid tests, color separation and lots of other [...]
Halloween is a great opportunity for the kids to have fun dressing up, but there are times when you see a kid dressed up in something particularly dorky, that you wonder if the parent did that to their child just have some blackmail fodder for later in life. On that note, here are the goofiest, [...]
If you have kids who love outer space, space shuttles, rockets, and all things NASA, check out their Face in Space program. You submit your child’s picture and name, and it will be taken to space on one of the two remaining space shuttle missions. After the mission, you can log back in and get [...]
I have early rising kids and though I am an early riser myself, 6am is just earlier than I want to be up. With my older son we used a CD alarm clock with the volume set very low to tell him when we could wake up, and while it worked well, the volume kept [...]