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2 days ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
The my favorite book worksheet is one of those simple activities that sticks. Whenever Freddie finishes a book he loves, he grabs this sheet to draw a scene, describe the characters, and share what stood out to him. It’s an easy way to keep the reading momentum going, and it often leads to thoughtful conversations or even new reading ideas. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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3 days ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A my favorite things worksheet is one of the easiest ways to break the ice and get kids talking about what they love. Whether you’re in a classroom or learning at home, this activity helps students share their interests in a fun, low-pressure way. We’ve used it as a lighthearted first day of class worksheet to ease into the year, and it’s always sparked great conversations and a few laughs. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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1 week ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A first day of school crown is one of those simple things that helps the first morning run a little smoother. Whether your kids are walking into preschool, starting kindergarten, or learning at home, making a crown gives them something to focus on and a bit of fun to break the ice. It’s part of a set of free back to school worksheets I’ve used when I needed low-prep activities that still felt meaningful. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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1 week ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Back to school color by number worksheets are a fun and low-prep way to ease into the new school year. These printables combine coloring with simple number recognition, helping kids settle in while staying engaged. Whether you’re in the classroom or at home, they’re a great addition to your collection of first day of school printables, just enough structure to keep things calm without feeling like a lesson. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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2 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A printable camping scavenger hunt is one of the easiest ways to turn your next outdoor adventure into a game kids won’t forget. Whether you’re deep in the woods or setting up a tent in the backyard, this simple activity adds just enough structure to keep kids engaged while exploring nature. We’ve used this free scavenger hunt template on nearly every trip, it’s become a tradition.
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2 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A summer word search has always been one of my favorite low-key ways to keep learning going during the break—especially on those long, hot afternoons when everyone needs a quiet activity. We’ve used this printable during road trips, rainy days, and even as part of a quick summer-themed lesson. It’s simple, fun, and just challenging enough to keep kids interested without feeling like schoolwork**This post may contain affiliate links.
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2 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
These Supreme Court worksheets are a simple, engaging way to introduce kids to the highest court in the United States. Created for elementary-aged learners, these educational coloring pages explore key civics topics like the Judiciary Act, Lady Justice, and the nine Justices. Whether you’re covering U.S. government at home or in the classroom, these pages offer an age-appropriate way to bring the Supreme Court to life. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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2 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A Greek mythology word search is a fun way to help kids remember the names and traits of the gods and goddesses of Mount Olympus. Whether you’re studying ancient myths in school or adding a themed activity to your homeschool lessons, this puzzle offers a playful way to reinforce vocabulary and spark curiosity about these legendary figures. With 18 names to find, including both Greek and Roman versions, it’s a screen-free option that blends learning with fun. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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2 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A 4th of July word scramble is one of our favorite ways to mix a little learning into the Independence Day fun. It’s simple, screen-free, and keeps kids thinking while they’re surrounded by all the excitement of the holiday. Whether you’re planning a backyard barbecue, a classroom activity, or just need something fun to do indoors, this patriotic printable is a festive way to build spelling skills and keep the day feeling special. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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3 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
The June word search is a simple way to keep kids thinking during those early summer days when routines start to shift. With 20 themed words tied to sunshine, travel, and end-of-school fun, it offers just enough challenge to hold their focus, without needing a screen. Whether you’re a teacher easing into break or a parent looking for quiet-time activities, this printable works well for a wide range of ages and settings. **This post may contain affiliate links.
