Bring on the printables! We need some Easter entertainment around here, so I’ve got some great colouring pages, crafts, activities and decor for the kiddos to enjoy. Let’s all stay busy with these 25 awesome free Easter printables for kids.
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There are like a gazillion free Easter printables for kids out there. But I found most of them were either geared towards pre-schoolers or overly cheesy. I tried really hard to round up a great selection of ideas that would suit a larger age range and that were a little more modern and fun.
I don’t know about you, (actually I do, we’re all in the same boat, lol) but we’re gonna need lots of at-home Easter activities this year. Stuff we can print at home and doesn’t require special materials that we can’t get right now.
So we’re sticking with the trusty printable this Easter. 🙂
I believe in Spring. Here in Canada, Spring takes it’s sweet time in arriving, but I have hope! Spring is coming, and Easter is coming and we won’t always be stuck in this black hole of social isolation. To that end, it’s time to add some spring-y, floral-y, happy sentiment-filled decor and art to our homes. I found a number of really pretty free springtime printables to help us all believe that this dark season will end and that spring is coming!
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There’s a real mix here of pretty art, fun DIY decor, colouring pages and some Jesus themed Easter stuff. What can I say, I’m trying to please everyone!
My goal was to find pretty AND free springtime printables, and I think I did pretty good. #humblebrag
There’s a surprising amount of dead or spammy links out there. I had to sift through a ton of links to find the good stuff. I’m pretty dedicated to only linking to the best content here and I get so frustrated when I find a super cute pin on Pinterest and it turns out to lead nowhere! I’m sure that has happened to you too.
There’s a growing trend in the stitching world that I’m totally on board with. Super sassy embroidery patterns. I love them! Embroidery has traditionally always been dainty and delicate and polite. Now there’s a new generation of modern stitchers taking this traditional past-time and shaking it up with attitude and cleverness. I had a lot of fun rounding up the very best in sassy and funny embroidery patterns you can make for your home.
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I opted to not include anything too offensive or rude. Mainly because that’s just not my style. If that’s your style, then go with it! Make a gallery wall of embroidered f-bombs! You do you. Me? I’ll take a well placed ‘ugh’ any day. 😛
Most of the patterns I’ve linked to are from well-stocked shops with enough sassy patterns to satisfy anyone’s mood. There’s a few freebies in the list too, but to be honest they were very hard to come by. I might have to design one myself I guess!
Here we go, prepare yourself for serious attitude!
There are so many ways to turn play into learning opportunities. Toys and games can be hacked into teaching tools and I’m here for it! I’ve found 13 ideas and counting (ha!) for teaching elementary level math at home using games and play.
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Rather than force the kiddos to do page after page of worksheets, I thought some more interactive ideas might be in order. (oh the math puns abound!) I love using everyday items to create a fun learning environment. A. Because then you don’t have to shop around for specialized teaching tools and B. Using items your kids are already familiar with will help them feel like the concepts they’re learning aren’t unattainable.
Young kids learn best through play. (I’m sure I’ve read that somewhere, anyway it sure sounds true!)Â So here are the best play-based math lessons and ideas I could find for teaching elementary math at home!
What is it about woodland critters that is so irresistible? I don’t know, but I’m here for it! This easy DIY felt squirrel plushie can be completed in an afternoon, so it’s a great last minute gift idea! Woodland animals are perfect for a neutral nursery design, and this DIY stuffed squirrel would be right at home tucked on a shelf or in someone’s tiny arms!
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Once my kiddos caught on that I can make stuff from scratch, they wanted me to be making stuff for them all the time! The most recent request was a tiny sleeping bag for E’s tiny stuffies. lol
But I actually really love that they can have an idea and for the most part I’m capable of executing it. They are also too young to demand perfection, so that’s a win for me.
I always wanted to be a crafty mom and my boys seem to appreciate the homemade projects! For now anyway, the appreciation may dissipate once they’re teenagers.
While a felt squirrel plushie was not so specifically requested, new toys are always welcomed with glee in this house!
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