Take a virtual journey around the world with this travel-themed placemat. Students will explore famous landmarks, learn interesting facts about different countries, and engage in interactive map activities. Recommended for students in grades 4-7.

Expanding Your Vocabulary: With the pictures of objects that start with each letter, your kids will learn new words and expand their vocabulary. Who knew there were so many cool things that start with the letter “B,” like a banana, a butterfly, and a baseball? Inspire a sense of environmental responsibility with this eco-themed placemat. Students will learn about conservation, recycling, and ways to protect our planet through puzzles, quizzes, and drawing activities. Suitable for students in grades 3-5. Finally, add in fruit loops to make an uppercase and lowercase letters. Kids will love the beautiful alphabet worksheet they create. This K is for kite worksheet is a fun, hands on activity for learning colors and practicing color recognition.Winter placemats are tons of fun to complete on a cold winter day. You can color, do some writing practice, or connect the dots. Your kids will be kept quietly busy for hours on those cold winter afternoons. Next, have preschoolers practice tracing letters with their fingers or dry erase marker. Each uppercase and lowercase letters clearly state how to properly form the letters. Then, read the simple “x is for xylophone” to them.

Nothing is better than being able to make a holiday super special with activities, coloring, and mazes specifically designed for the event. These holiday activity placemats can become a fun holiday tradition for your family when you print them year after year. Thanksgiving Placemats This is for personal and personal classroom use (to share this resource, please direct others to this post to grab their own free copy)

Color Recognition Printables

Nothing is better than giving your kids fun printable summer puzzles during a family reunion or on a hot summer day. These placemats will keep the whole family busy completing some fun and quiet activities. Tic-Tac-Pie Placemat– This fun placemat is in the shape of a pie. Color it and then use different objects such as two types of nuts to play tic-tac-toe. Embark on a cultural adventure with this multicultural placemat. Students will learn about different countries, traditions, and landmarks through games, quizzes, and coloring activities. It’s a fantastic way to promote cultural understanding and diversity appreciation. Recommended for all ages.