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Free First Day of Homeschool Printables for Fun Keepsakes

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Enjoy an easy yet fun activity with these free First Day of Homeschool Printables!

These templates allow kids to record their hopes and goals for the year, as well as personal favorites. Great memory keeper and a wonderful addition to your homeschool portfolio!

These First Day of Homeschool printables are excellent activities for memory keepers & more.

You would like to make the first day of homeschool special, right?

It's an awesome time to create memories with your children as you prepare for your new homeschooling adventures. This free first day of homeschool printables set is a fabulous way to get your kids thinking about your new homeschool year and make a fun keepsake.

 

Fun & Easy Activities to Make Back to Homeschool Special

The first day of homeschool can feel like a whirlwind.

You feel like you have a lot of things to go over with your children. And there's a mix of excitement with a touch of nerves that makes it easy to forget to slow down and make the most of the moment.

Or maybe taking it slow isn't an issue but you want a quick and easy way to talk with your kids about the upcoming homeschool year AND preserve their thoughts and feelings?

You want to enjoy what matters most and not get lost in your to-do list. I totally get it. These first day of homeschool printables are fantastic resources for helping you do just that so you can look back on your first day with a smile 🙂

First Day of Homeschool memory keeping printable on blue & green paper with green pencil & sliver and yellow paper clip on white background

My five boys and I love to look back on and chat about fun keepsakes, like these first day of homeschool printables. They enjoy seeing what their handwriting was like, what their favorite book or food was, and what they were looking forward to the most this school year.

We chat about how some of these things have stayed the same or have changed. Great conversation starters!

In addition to having this activity to enjoy on our first day of homeschool, I add these papers to our homeschool portfolio. We live in Pennsylvania where homeschool portfolio evaluations are required. These simple sheets are fantastic ways to start off our portfolios!

Use these free first day of homeschool printables for fast and fun ways to chat about your upcoming homeschool year & look back on the day with a smile.

 

Get Your Free First Day of Homeschool Printables

To add to our 25 Fun Back-to-Homeschool First Day Ideas, I created these free first day of homeschool printables to use with my boys and to share with your family 🙂

There are three cute styles: boy, girl, and neutral.

These printables are in black and white so your child can color and customize.

Crayons, color pencils, and markers work well. Kwik Stix are quick-drying tempera paint sticks that are also great ways to decorate and make these memory keepers special.

First Day of Homeschool printable for All About Me Fun to feature how these 3 free printables are awesome ways to get excited about the homeschool year & use as memory keepers

To get these 3 FREE First Day of Homeschool All About Me Activities, all you need to do is subscribe to Rock Your Homeschool.

When you join the Rock Your Homeschool community, you’ll receive this printable PDF file in an email, along with a super-secret password that opens the vault to all RYHS freebies.

In addition to your freebies, you get a weekly email with ways to make life and learning fun.

(Psst! Current RYHS members just need to access the Subscriber Freebies page and enter the password in your welcome email.)

Get your FREE First Day of Homeschool printable activities pack by tapping HERE or on the image below.

This free set of 3 All About Me pages in different styles is fantastic for first day of homeschool fun.

I'd love to know what type of fun activities you have planned for your first day of homeschool!
Please share your ideas and plans in the comments below!

More Fantastic Ways to Enjoy First Day of School at Home Fun!

If you like these First Day of Homeschool Printables, you'll love our other Back to Homeschool resources!

You can find them all in our FREE 5 Days of Back to Homeschool Fun Activities with 49 pages of tips, ideas, and resources.

This quick start guide and activities pack for 5 days of Back to Homeschool Fun Activities will help you make it extra special.

Here are a few of the fun activities:

Free Back to Homeschool Bingo Game

This free Back to Homeschool Game will help you enjoy first day fun with your kids.

Free Back to Homeschool Conversation Starters

These 2 free Back to Homeschool Conversation Starters are awesome ways to get kids chatting about & excited for the upcoming year.

Free Back to Homeschool Scavenger Hunt

Make the first day of homeschool fun with this free Back to Homeschool Scavenger Hunt.

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3 Comments

  1. This is our 3rd year homeschooling. Last year I saw scavenger hunt ideas, so I went with that for the 1st day. When the kids woke up I had drawn a welcome 3 for third and 4 for fourth on their bathroom mirror and wrote a riddle to get them started. Once they answered they could come to breakfast where under their plate was a clue to their first station. I had several stations setup inside and outside our 2 acres and games from each of the subjects as well as their school books for that subject they would collect at each station. The games were very fun and the kids loved the prizes if they completed the game or riddle or activity I had setup. They both said it was the best day of school ever. So now I'm trying to figure something to compete, LOL.

  2. This will be our first official year starting. So I have no idea what we will do to mark the occasion but I like being able to have a 'worksheet' to remember the day by. Thank you for these!

    1. Hey Kristen! WooHoo for starting your homeschool year!! That's so awesome. Make sure to check out 25Fun Back to Homeschool Fun First Day Ideas. And best wishes for your homeschool!

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