Homeschooling Printables for Every Month of the Year
I’m so excited to share these free homeschooling printables with you! I’m putting together free printables for every month of the year to help you along the way in your interest-led homeschooling journey.
These homeschooling printables are perfect for lessons about the seasons, holidays, and more. I just know you’re going to find something your learners will love in this bundle for the year!
You’ll get an email every month with fun freebies and printables you can use to bring learning to life and make the journey fun with your homeschoolers this year. Keep reading to learn more about what’s included and where you can get more of our custom Waldock Way learning resources too.
Homeschooling doesn’t have to be expensive
There are all kinds of amazing homeschool resources and curricula. Some of them can be quite expensive! Along the way, I realized that I could use my time and talents to make some of our own resources to match Emily’s interests and passions.
For example, Emily really wanted to do school with Jack and Annie from The Magic Treehouse books. I created the Passport to Adventures curriculum incorporating science, history, art, geography, and more into our homeschool using the books from The Magic Treehouse series.
Since then, we have explored outer space, learned about anatomy, spent a year at Hogwarts, traveled to National Parks, and more with curricula created by us. I’ve made our custom interest-led curricula and unit studies available for other homeschooling families too. Now I’m taking it a step further with free printables for every month of the year.
Plus, these new printables are totally free! It’s my way of helping to make homeschooling affordable and accessible for everyone. I’ve fallen in love with the homeschooling community and this journey. Now, I’d love for you to join us.
Free Printables For Every Month Of The Year
We know finding the right resources for homeschooling can feel overwhelming sometimes. That’s why we put together this list! Now it’s super easy to grab seasonal, holiday, or themed printables that fit perfectly with what’s happening in our homes and in the world.
January Printables to Start the Year
January is the perfect time to ease back into routines after the holidays. Winter math pages, snowflake templates, and New Year’s crafts help kids start the year with learning and fun.
In our January Homeschool Printables bundle, you’ll get snowflake crafts, Arctic animal coloring pages, New Year’s Day activity sets, and our Wilson Bentley snowflake mini-unit study. It’s the perfect blend of seasonal fun, holiday cheer, and relaxed homeschooling.
Fall in Love with February Printables
If you’ve been on the fence about adding printables to your homeschool routine, February is the time to give it a try. These February Homeschool Printables are filled with learning opportunities for Groundhog Day, Valentine’s Day, and Black History Month.
In this bundle, you’ll get our groundhog mini unit study, color-by-number valentines, a Valentine’s Day mini pack, printable valentines to hand out, mazes, wordsearches, directed drawing, color-by-number President’s Day pages, president fact sheets, Chinese Zodiac coloring pages, and winter Olympic bingo. Plus, we’ve added 3 mini unit studies for Black History Month, including Mae Jemison, Bessie Coleman, and Charles Henry Turner.
March Printable for Spring Learning
With St. Patrick’s Day, Pi Day, and the first signs of spring, March is filled with chances to weave in themed printables. Think Pi Day worksheets with math, coloring, and fun facts. Then, enjoy word searches and crosswords for St. Patrick’s Day.
Finally, celebrate Dr. Seuss Day with rhyming words printables and dot-to-dots, and Crayon Day with an Edwin Binney mini unit study. You’ll find everything you need in our absolutely free bundle of March Homeschool Printables.
April Printables for Rainy Days
Sometimes, April showers mean lots of time indoors. If you need something new to keep little hands busy, don’t miss our April Homeschool Printables. From Earth Day to Easter, there’s plenty to celebrate!
In this bundle, you’ll find spring color-by-number pages, Easter wordsearches and mazes, printable recycling activities, Earth Day coloring pages, and a tree mini unit study. There’s even an Alexander Graham Bell mini unit study for National Telephone Day on April 25!
Watch Learning Bloom with May Printables
Celebrate Mother’s Day, Memorial Day, and Star Wars Day with May Homeschool Printables you’ll love. There’s something for everyone in this free bundle. Get started on May 5 with Star Wars color-by-number pages and a printable Cinco de Mayo activity set.
Then, keep the learning going with Mother’s Day activity printables you can use as gifts or cherish as keepsakes. There are coloring pages, crowns for mom, certificates for the Best Mom award, and 20 questions to enjoy together.
Need more learning? Grab our Monia Michael mini unit study based on the beautiful picture book, Poppy Lady by Barbara Elizabeth Walsh, for Memorial Day lessons. Then, learn about butterflies, frogs, and ladybugs with printable lapbooks your youngest learners will adore.
Summer Printables for June
As Summer begins, we are often ready for a more relaxed approach to homeschool lessons. If you’re ready to slow down this summer, try adding our free June Homeschool Printables.
In this bundle, we’ve got a fish life cycle mini unit study you can take on vacation, printable summer schedules, a beach scavenger hunt, a camping activities bundle, road trip bingo, summer play-dough mats, and a Summer Solstice activity bundle.
July Printables for Your Homeschool
We love celebrating Shark Week and the 4th of July! Adding July Homeschool Printables makes it easy to celebrate and keep the learning going all month long. When you grab this bundle, you’ll get stuff for Harry Potter’s Birthday, Shark Week, and Independence Day.
There’s a huge color-by-number 4th of July set and a big printable activity set with word searches, mazes, crossword puzzles, and scavenger hunts. There’s a Shark Week set with shark anatomy printables and shark math. Plus, Harry Potter pixel art and Minecraft pages.
Back to School Printables for August
Get organized and excited for a new homeschool year with these printables. Our printable calendar notebook helps kids transition back to lessons with ease. Plus, we’ve included a school scavenger hunt, drawing pages, and color-by-number worksheets.
Then, get started with early learning August Homeschool Printables using our find-and-color alphabet pages and number maze worksheets. If you’re homeschooling preschool or kindergarten, don’t miss the hands-on learning in our Math Fun Pack and Alphabet Fun Pack.
September Printables for the Start of Fall
As the seasons shift, printables like our apple investigation for Johnny Appleseed Day and pirate math pack for Talk Like a Pirate Day are a great way to break up monotony and have more fun homeschooling. You can find them in our September Homeschool Printable set.
Included in this set, you’ll also get our shape playdough mats for early learners, a teddy bear math pack for National Teddy Bear Day, a book activity bundle for National Read a Book Day, and fall color-by-number printables.
Not So Spooky Halloween Printables for October
We love Halloween! It’s hard to want to sit down with lessons when you could be dressed up in costume, celebrating. In between reading scary stories, playing spooky games, and watching Halloween movies, we add learning fun with October Homeschool Printables.
Get started with a printable pumpkin unit study. Then, keep the learning going with a Halloween printable set featuring customizable masks, code breaking activities, and writing prompts. Finally, set up your own pumpkin patch stand with our dramatic play printables.
Want more? There are spooky Halloween coloring pages, dot-to-dots, and cut-and-paste crafts to keep you busy all month!
Give Thanks for Easy November Printables
Encourage gratitude with November Homeschool Printables that focus on social-emotional learning and academics while capitalizing on children’s natural interest in Thanksgiving. Get started with a scarecrow activity set or turkey unit study.
Then, learn about Veterans’ Day on November 11 with a printable activity bundle. Finally, grab our Thanksgiving activity set featuring placemats kids can color, pattern practice, gratitude writing prompts, and more. Plus, enjoy Thanksgiving bookmarks you can color, connect-the-dots pages, and color-by-number worksheets for kids of all ages.
Cozy December Printables for Holiday Fun
https://www.thewaldockway.com/december-homeschool-printables-that-are-absolutely-free/By the time December rolls around, we’re all ready for a break. Who doesn’t want to snuggle up with hot cocoa and watch Christmas movies? When your kids need to burn some energy and you don’t want to spend hours planning lessons, grab these December Homeschool Printables.
We’ve got cut-and-paste Christmas crafts featuring snowmen, reindeer, and gingerbread men. Plus, you’ll find everything you need to set up an adorable hot chocolate dramatic play stand. Then, enjoy Christmas color-by-number activity sets, scavenger hunts, word scrambles, and bookmarks to color.
Finally, enjoy a holiday-themed family game night with Christmas Charades and Christmas Pictionary. It’s the best way to enjoy the holiday season and keep the learning going too!
More Creative Homeschool Resources
Are you looking for more creative homeschool resources to use with your family this year? Check out more of what I offer in the shop.
You’ll find curriculum sets including Passports to Adventure, Traveling the World, and Wizards & Wands. Explore Who Was? Unit Studies, Survival Unit Studies with Bear Grylls, and a Space Unit Study that’s out of this world.
Then, check out my curriculum planners for homeschool moms with fun themes like rainbows, flamingos, and Harry Potter. Finally, check the extra supplements and resources for more fun activities you can do throughout the year including pretend play, directed drawing, and tools for family game night fun.
What are your favorite Waldock Way resources so far? Tell me all about it in the comment section. I can’t wait to read about which of these fun printables your kids are enjoying the most!