Honor your heroes on Veteran’s Day with one of our Veteran’s Day printables! Print, color and share the Veteran’s Day coloring page and word scramble as a way of showing your thanks to someone who has sacrificed and helped to defend our freedoms!
Scroll down for answers to the word scramble.
ANSWERS TO WORD SCRAMBLE:
1. brave 2. honor 3. sacrifice 4. silence 5. armistice day 6. poppy 7. peace 8. veteran 9. defend 10. remember
A perfect color by number activity for fall, this adorable ear of corn is ready to be colored! For an extra bit of creative fun, kids can roll small balls of colored tissue paper and glue them onto the appropriate kernel.
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Fall is here and the squirrels are having fun! Print and coloring this cute fall squirrel activity that is perfect for preschool age kids.
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Use this fun coloring page to help your kids, students, friends and family remember to “Fall Back” with the time change on November 6, 2011. You need to turn all the clocks back one hour (if your area had been observing Daylight Savings Time) to go back to Standard Time.
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Be sure to visit us again in the Spring for our Spring Ahead Daylight Savings Reminder coloring page.
In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue! In honor of Christopher Columbus and his voyage to America, we have created a great new Columbus Day Coloring page.
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In 1492, Columbus sailed the ocean blue… when he started his exploration of the new world! Start your own exploration by finding the 20 words we have hidden in our Columbus Day Word Search.
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Ready for fall? Use our A is for Apple coloring page to help early readers such as preschoolers and Kindergarteners learn that “A” is for apple with a fun fall rhyme. Don’t forget to color in the cheerful candy apple, too.
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Make math more fun and meaningful with our fall math worksheets! These worksheets can be used for a variety of preschool or early elementary learning levels. Our instructions are simply guidelines. Click on the images below to view and print full size.
Looking for more math worksheets? Check out our entire collection of math worksheets for preschool and elementary school age children. Or make your job easier with instant teacher worksheet software!
John Chapman, better known as Johnny Appleseed, was born on September 26, 1774. He dedicated his life to the planting of apple trees – mostly in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Ohio. He loved the outdoors, wore a tin pot for a hat, and was friendly to everyone he met! The only time he was ever sick was in 1845 – when he died. Maybe an apple a day really does keep the doctor away!
We have created a color-by-number activity in honor of Johnny Appleseed for you to use in your classroom lessons or just for fun!
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Attention grown ups – be sure to get out and vote this week! And kids, use our Election Day printable worksheet to learn a little bit about the political system too. How many words can you make from Democrat? How about Republican? Have fun making words from the two political party names and color in their donkey and elephant mascots, too.
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