Need a respectful Veterans Day lesson without building it from scratch? The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs shares a free Veterans Day 2026 Teachers Resource Guide — a 32-page PDF with the story of the day, program ideas, student activities, sample lessons, and a flag-folding section. No email or sign-up is needed. The file is […]
If history at your house has slipped into read-a-chapter, answer-the-questions, you're not alone. A timeline on the wall or a notebook full of maps can wake it right back up. Inside you'll find free homeschool history printables: unit studies, timeline pieces, notebooking pages, presidents and states packs, and resources on American and world history. Most work across several ages with a little adjusting, so siblings can learn side by side. Start with whatever era your kids are already curious about, then follow the rabbit trails wherever they lead. You can find more by subject on our free homeschool printables hub.
FREE Martin Luther King Jr. Homeschool Resources — Printables, Unit Studies & More
Teaching Martin Luther King Jr. and the civil rights movement is one of the most meaningful things we can do as homeschool families. Whether you are planning for MLK Day in January, diving into Black History Month in February, or weaving civil rights history into your year-round studies, having great resources on hand makes all […]
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DIY Ancient China Mini Book Activity
Ancient China is filled with fascinating stories, incredible inventions, and larger-than-life structures that have stood for thousands of years. From the towering Great Wall to the wisdom of Confucius, this civilization shaped the world in ways that still affect us today. Now, kids can step back in time and explore this rich history through a […]
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DIY Easy Reader Printable For Black History
Learning about important Black historical figures helps children understand the impact individuals have had on shaping the world, and sparks curiosity. It also and encourages discussions about perseverance, leadership, and progress. With simple sentences and familiar sight words, this activity makes it easier for children to recognize these names while practicing reading skills. This activity […]
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Famous Locations in Washington D.C. Scavenger Hunt Activity
Exploring history can be a thrilling adventure, especially when it involves learning about some of the most iconic landmarks in the United States. This activity invites children to dive into the world of Washington D.C., discovering the rich history and significance of places like the White House, Lincoln Memorial, and Smithsonian Museum. Through a scavenger […]
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1910s History Flip Book Lapbook
The 1910s was a decade of remarkable change and innovation, marked by both advancements in daily life and the dramatic events of World War I. As families gained access to modern conveniences like cars and electricity, the world also witnessed the beginnings of technologies and cultural staples that still impact us today. Exploring this transformative […]
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Black History Figures Fun Scavenger Hunt Activity
Learning about history can be an incredible way to inspire curiosity and develop critical thinking in children. This printable activity provides a hands-on opportunity to explore Black History Month through an interactive scavenger hunt. It focuses on notable historical figures such as Rosa Parks, Martin Luther King Jr., and Harriet Tubman, offering an engaging approach […]
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