School kids activities

Printable Shoe Lacing Practice for Kids (English, Chinese, Korean)! Help kids improve fine motor skills and learn to read shoe, left, and right with this free template.

Spell your name workout fitness activity printable for kids. Your kids will get a workout without realizing it when you make fitness into a fun game. #kids #healthy #kidsworkout #workoutforkids #fitness #healthykids

Back to School Activity Binder (Preschool)- fun busy bag ideas for toddlers and preschoolers! Download the PDFs to make a interactive binder. Great for classrooms or at home! Shapes, colors, tall to short, abc, alphabet learning activities. #backtoschool #classroomideas #activitybinder #binder #preschooleducation #preschoolfun #craftymorning

15 FREE letter F activities for preschoolers and toddlers. These crafts are perfect to prepare your kids for kindergarten.

All about me spinner craft for back to school or first day of school. Great for kindergartners and first graders. #allaboutme #allaboutmecraft #allaboutmespinner #allaboutmetemplate #allaboutmeprintable #backtoschool #backtoschoolcraft #backtoschoolcrafts #backtoschoolcraftsforkids

This simple fine motor activity using beads is so fun! Threading beads is great for kids and helps them work on different grasps and strengthen their finger muscles.

Learn counting through this hands-on, sensory activity! Save this reel and try this easy and fun sensory bag activity with your children one day! Follow us on Instagram @happytotshelf for more fun and easy learning activities for kids.

While we completely agree that summer is the time of the year when kids should forget about school, some simple skills revision, especially if done through a fun activity book is always welcome. We’ve designed a fun basic skills printable ocean animals quiet book just for that purpose.

Need a quick and easy toddler activity? Try sticker lines! This is an awesome fine motor activity that keeps little hands busy!

Looking for some fresh ideas for alphabet activities? These will have your kids begging for more! Magically appearing letters? Yes, please! All you need for this activity is a white crayon and some watercolors. Using a white crayon, write the letters A-Z on a white piece of paper. (I used one of the non-washable ones and it worked great!) Tip: Write the letters in random spots on the paper, but do it in A-Z order so you don't forget any of the letters.