21 Phenomenal (& Free) Preschool Resources for Activities and Printables

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Is homeschooling or teaching preschoolers in your future? Preschoolers are at such a fun age and are so open to learning! But teaching them is a lot different than traditional education. If you need help homeschooling your preschooler, here are outstanding resources for lesson plans, activities, crafts, games, videos, printables – and all are FREE. Keep reading to check them out!

25 free preschool homeschooling resources including activities, videos, crafts, and printables for early childhood education and homeschooling success.

Updated: July  2026

The Magic of a Preschool Child

When my twin boys were babies – it was magic. Even though it was tiring and a lot of work, I felt like I was living in this sparkly bubble of motherhood, where every stage was better than the last.

Then came toddlerhood.

Probably starting at about 18 months, my boys tested every level of grit I had (or thought I had). They were so darn cute and so fun to watch develop, but I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t begging God patiently waiting for that phase to pass.

Then they turned 4.

Oh my goodness, it was like we all got a fresh start in life. It could be that 3 was extra crazy – you know, something like picking up our whole lives in New York and starting over in Tennessee. That might have had something to do with it.

Or that things started to click when they started preschool at almost 4 years old.

But let me tell you, I LOVE this stage. It has its challenges, but instead of praying time would speed up, I’m begging it to slow down a little. Their sweetness and innocence and cleverness and affection. Oh my word. Please make time stop.

The Gift of a Quality Preschool Education

My boys are in a preschool they love. I mean, love. They always ask if today is a school day. We sort of hit the jackpot on that by accident. I knew nothing about the school when we enrolled  – just that it came up on a cold Google search, it was the cheapest to send 2 children to and they had a mid-year opening for both.

But we truly lucked out. And as it turned out, it’s a learn through play program. Lots of hands-on learning. No worksheets, but everything to get ready for kindergarten next year.

But then Covid hit.

I was a high school English teacher for 15 years before I had my sons, so I’m no stranger to education. But there are reasons I chose to teach the big kids and not the little kids. And to be honest, I’ve never had any desire to homeschool.

But I was thrown into the fire once the world shut down.

During that time, I found so many free resources to help.  And I thought it might help you, too.

21+ Phenomenal (& Free) Preschool Homeschool Resources for Activities and Preschool

We all know that teaching preschoolers is a lot different than teaching elementary children. They are learning so many new skills socially, emotionally, physicallyas well as mentally. 

The websites I’ve listed below are so well-rounded. They have activities, crafts, songs, movements, listening, cooking, games, printables, videos… SO many things to keep a little guy or girl occupied, entertained and learning at the same time.

 

 

I hope you found some great resources to keep your little one busy! I’m praying this is over sooner than later, but if we find ourselves as ‘teacher-mommy’ a little longer, there are so many resources out there to help and resources we need.

And after your learning time, if you still need some activities for your kids, here are 70 indoor activities, including a handful of outdoor activities you can do safely while social distancing + a free printable.

More Activities for Kids

If you need a few more options for your preschooler or older child, here are some Easy Treasure Hunts you can do – in the park, in the car, or at home (those are #1, 2, and 5 on the list). Also here are some fun woodworking projects you can do with kids as well, just to try out a new skill.

Thoughts? I’d love to hear them! Leave a comment!

 

 

 

 

 

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