Activities For Kids Easy crafts and printables for kids, preschool and older. You'll also find Birthday Party themes, Holiday crafts, Kids recipes and Classroom prtables.
Time to get ready to go back to school. Here is a listing of some of my favorite Back to School Ideas and Printables for parents, teachers and students. Use these free printables to help with Open House, Parent information and my personal favorite, School Memory books.
First Day of School Welcome Banner
Welcome to The First Day of School, Welcome banner greeting for your classroom. Free Printable Custom Banner that is easy to make. Teacher can introduce themselves to the class. Select from several designs and fonts.
School Memory Book to Print
What a great way to document your child’s early years in elementary school. Print out a School Memory Book for each child – preschool through 5th grade.
Printable Homework Pass
Free printable No Homework coupons! Great reward for a job well done! Five designs for a printable Homework Pass to give to students in your classroom. Great way to start the school year.
Back to School Jokes
Print 20 different Back to School Jokes for your classroom. This easy, free printable is a great way to ease kids back into the school year. Parents, put a joke in your child’s lunch box as an added treat.
Teacher Contact Information
A personalized business card for Teachers. An easy way to provide teacher contact information to students & parents.
Student – Parent Contact Information
Teachers, use these printable forms to customize the information you need from students. Hand out to students on the first day of class to collect student contact info.
DIY Simple Homework Station Ideas
Parents can help their children with an organized space to do their homework. Keep frustrations to a minimum with at-hand school supplies and work space.
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