Homeschool Preschool Maze

Are you back to school? After the holidays it is always hard for us to get back into the groove. It seems that we start back up awfully slow. And now we are at Sunday, and I have nothing planned for the school week. (Shhhh don’t tell the kids that I am so unorganized) Not only do I have nothing planned, it is snowing outside; so instead of sitting at my desk planning the school week. I am outside playing with the kids in the snow. Hello education.com to the rescue!

Have you homeschool moms tried this site yet? It is such a life saver for days that you need to get some schoolwork done, but haven’t had a moment to plan something. Or even just need something quick and easy to occupy the kids for a moment, they have tons of stuff.

Education.com has just about everything that you are looking for, in all kinds of subjects. They have amazing free worksheets for preschool through 5th grade. Subjects cover fine arts, math, foreign language, reading, writing, science, social studies, and many more. They have mazes, word searches, cross words, word tracing and so much more!

There are even online games if your kids need something more engaging. They have full lesson plans too (for the days that you just can’t school). While they have so many free options, these amazing benefits are in a monthly membership. As low as as….. $5.00 a month. Yes you read that correctly, for just $5.00 a month you get all of these amazing printables, lesson plans, games, songs, stories and so much more!!!! Less than a Starbucks run.

Now that my kids are in from the snow, they are needing something to occupy their time while I wipe up the mess of melted snow all over my entry. I pop over, print out a quick maze and they are busy with something so I can get something done. ALL FOR FREE!!! Go ahead and click below for a fun printable for your little ones!! If you click the link you can download this for a full size print. And be sure to jump over to education.com for even more fun.

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Bring the outdoors in with this creepy crawly bug maze your little ones are sure to love. For more creative preschool activities, go to Education.com!

Let me know what you are looking for when you need a printable. What grades do you need the most help with? For me it is always my girls 3rd grade. For whatever reason I find it hard to move from little kid schooling to more formal schooling. Let me know your thoughts here!

19 Comments

herfavfood

January 14, 2019 at 8:11 AM Reply

This is great! Thanks for sharing!

Sarah Banwart

January 14, 2019 at 8:45 AM Reply

What a great maze! I am a therapist and work a lot with children. We use a lot of tools like this to help develop different skills in our younger clients. I can’t wait to check out these resources and use this maze!

Kat Ryan

January 14, 2019 at 9:19 AM Reply

YEA!! We have to use a lot for my middle child for her fine motor (as recommended to us by her therapist). Thanks for checking it out 🙂

Huda

January 14, 2019 at 9:19 AM Reply

I don’t homeschool, but that’s certainly an option I’m open to in the future. This was helpful to know. Thanks for sharing!

Kat Ryan

January 14, 2019 at 9:36 AM Reply

We didn’t think that we would homeschool either lol. Thanks for popping by 🙂

Geeky Daddy

January 14, 2019 at 10:50 AM Reply

Awesome resource. We have a toddler and I am always concerned that I am preparing him enough for when he starts kindergarten in a few years
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Kat Ryan

January 14, 2019 at 10:54 AM Reply

It is so amazing for toddlers. SOOOO many amazing free printables!! Especially to help him learn letters and numbers. Thanks for stopping by

Shantel Collins

January 14, 2019 at 12:57 PM Reply

I’m a homeschool mom of a 9 year old. I often get tons of resources from Teachers Pay Teachers.

Kat Ryan

January 14, 2019 at 1:07 PM Reply

Yea for homeschool moms!!! I use Teacher Pay Teachers too. BUT I find things easier (and for free) over here. Thanks for popping in

Amber

January 14, 2019 at 6:33 PM Reply

This is such a great resource! I think I can use some of this for my class!
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Kat Ryan

January 14, 2019 at 6:48 PM Reply

Yea!!! So glad that you can use this!!

Crysta Parkinson

January 15, 2019 at 9:55 AM Reply

Great tip. We are big fans of education.com, too, and often find worksheets and things we love.
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