Homeschool Preschool

This pumpkin investigation worksheet gives preschoolers a simple way to observe, measure, count, and make predictions using a real pumpkin. If you’re looking for pumpkin activities for preschoolers that combine early math and science, this printable makes it easy to turn a seasonal favorite into a hands-on learning activity. Children can explore their pumpkin’s size,...

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This Little Miss Muffet sequencing printable gives preschoolers ages 3–5 a simple way to practice putting story events in order. Add it to your nursery rhyme activities at home, in a preschool classroom, daycare setting, or literacy center. With just a few minutes of prep, it works well when you need a short 10–15 minute...

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Scribble monster art turns a child’s colorful doodles into silly, one-of-a-kind creatures. Designed for ages 3–5, this easy preschool art activity gives children the freedom to experiment with lines, shapes, and colors before adding googly eyes and other monster details. With about 15–20 minutes and a few basic supplies, you can use this low-prep project...

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Veterans Day color by number worksheets are a simple way to add seasonal learning to your preschool plans. Designed for children ages 3–5, these color by number worksheets give preschool and pre-K learners an engaging activity they can use during homeschool lessons, math centers, morning work, quiet time, or Veterans Day-themed units. With just a...

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This color by number spider printable gives preschoolers a simple way to practice number recognition, color recognition, and fine motor skills with a seasonal theme. If you’re looking for spider activities for preschoolers, these free worksheets are easy to add to a fall, Halloween, or spider unit. Children use the color key to match numbers...

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