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3 days ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A June reading log is one of our favorite ways to keep kids motivated to read during the summer months. It’s simple, visual, and easy enough for young readers to use on their own. My son used to love tracking his progress by coloring in a sun for each finished book, it gave him a clear goal and a reason to pick up another story. This free June printable is a fun, low-prep way to support reading all month long. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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4 days ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A printable road trip bingo game is an easy and fun way to keep kids (and adults) entertained during long car rides. Instead of reaching for screens, everyone can look out the window and hunt for common landmarks, signs, and scenery. With just a pen and a bingo card, your next road trip becomes a little more interactive—and a lot more memorable.
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5 days ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Free printable Father’s Day cards to color have been one of our favorite go-to crafts over the years—simple, meaningful, and always a hit with Dad. My son loves picking his favorite design, grabbing the markers, and making something from the heart. There’s something special about giving a homemade card, especially when it’s full of personality (and a bit of scribble).
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1 week ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Summer handprint art has become a bit of a tradition in our house—messy hands, giggles, and paint everywhere. It’s one of those simple things that ends up meaning more than you expect. These free summer printables include 10 playful templates we’ve used to mark the season, from suns and pineapples to berry-sweet messages. They’re easy to pull out on a quiet afternoon and always end up as fridge-worthy keepsakes. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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1 week ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Summer color by number printables have been one of our favorite quiet-time activities once the school year wraps up. When the days get long and screens start taking over, these coloring pages give kids a fun, low-pressure way to refocus while still keeping their brains gently engaged. We’ve used them during road trips, lazy afternoons, and even as a wind-down after camp. Each one adds a little structure to those free-flowing summer days.
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1 week ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Back to school alphabet worksheets are a simple way to ease into learning during those first few days back in the classroom. These printable activities double as fun first day of school worksheets, helping kids review letter recognition and practice fine motor skills without pressure. Ideal for preschool, kindergarten, or even first grade, they offer just enough structure to keep things calm, creative, and on track. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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1 week ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
A Roald Dahl word search is a fun way to celebrate his unforgettable characters while building reading and spelling skills. Whether your kids are already fans of Matilda and The BFG or just starting to explore his quirky stories, this printable adds a bit of learning to the fun. We used it during our own Roald Dahl Day activities, and it quickly turned into a favorite quiet-time choice. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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1 week ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Kindergarten graduation printables are a simple way to make the end of the school year feel special, without needing a full party plan or Pinterest-level prep. Whether your kindergartener is wrapping up homeschool or heading out of the classroom with a cap and smile, this printable pack adds just the right mix of fun and meaning to the milestone. It’s a thoughtful, easy-to-use way to celebrate a big step for little learners. **This post may contain affiliate links.
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2 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Magician coloring pages were always a hit in our house, there’s just something about top hats, wands, and a little sparkle that pulls kids right in. These free color by number printables add a fun twist by combining that magical theme with simple number-matching, helping little ones build focus and confidence while they color. It’s one of those easy, no-prep activities that actually keeps their attention (and gives you a quiet minute too). **This post may contain affiliate links.
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2 weeks ago | 
homeschoolof1.com | Clare Brown
Juneteenth color by number pages offer a fun and meaningful way to introduce kids to this important part of American history. As a mom, I’ve found that combining art with learning is a great way to help kids connect with the significance of historical events. These free color by number worksheets highlight symbols of freedom and celebration, providing a hands-on approach to discussing Juneteenth. It’s a simple, creative way to engage children in the holiday while sparking thoughtful conversations.
