Being forced indoors for days can be hard on any family. When you are used to homeschooling adventures and fun, you may have an extra hard time coming up with things to keep your children occupied. I have teamed up with some of my friends to bring you 50 free printables to make being trapped indoors fun!

Whether you are trapped due to your own illness or because of the current COVID 19 quarantines, these printables are sure to help you through your days!

Be sure to grab our exclusive freebie – Emoji Read Trace and Write & Playdough Mats HERE

50 Free Printables for When You are Stuck Indoors

1. Preschool Human Body Printables – teach your kids all about the different organs in the body with this fun printable.
2. If you are studying the US, you will want to teach your children the states and the capitals. Make it more interesting with these copywork packs. Featuring manuscript and cursive.
3. Make math fun for your little learners by adding a shark theme with this Shark PreK Math Pack.
4. Start making art appreciation a natural and easy part of your home life. Get to know the art of painter Elizabeth Nourse in this free collection during March: Join Now! 
5. Free A-Z Alphabet coloring pages for your homeschool. Perfect for adding to a letter-of-the-week unit.
6. Notebooking can add a layer of learning to any subject. If you are studying animals of the ocean, add these Shark Themed Notebooking pages for a fun twist.
7. Pi Day is this Saturday, grab this pack to prepare! 
8. Grab your building blocks and set out on some learning fun with these Interactive Movie Fun with Lego Task Cards. 
9. The circus is a fun adventure! Don’t let the learning stop once you get in the car to go home. Grab this PreK Fun Pack and bring the fun home.
10. Learning more about the countries, territories and dependencies of Oceania is so much fun with these two Oceania Research Flip Books. Free until the end of March.
11. Your children will have a lot of fun with this Medieval Fun Pack for PreK – 1st Grade!
12. These printable Space Build and Write Lego Task cards are the perfect addition for your space theme! Get yours today.
13. Copywork is a great way to help your child with their penmanship and spacial awareness. Throw in some circus themes and you have a winning pack! Get your Circus Themed Color and Copywork now! 
14. Celebrate Pi Day with these fun 2D shape pie cards! They’re perfect to use with playdough, dry erase markers, or glass stones.
15. The life cycle of a butterfly is no longer a mystery with this free printable! Grab yours HERE now!
16. These cute printable fairly tale bookmarks are a sweet addition to any book!
17. Are you teaching your students about vertebrates? This bundle gives students reading notes, flash cards and a cut a paste assessment activity to make learning about vertebrates fun.
18. A coloring worksheet to help kids learn African geography while practicing their multiplication facts. Get it here!
19. This Student Planning Bundle includes 10 pages of planning sheets and will get you organized in no time.
20. Help your children become disciplined and focused during their prayer time with this FREE Prayer Journal for Kids.
21. Practice building patterns with this free pattern printable. You can use in multiple ways: paint, blocks, play-doh, or even markers!
22. Get this free morning time planner to help you organize your schedule.
23. Not sure what to do on those days you’re stuck inside? This “Rainy Day” Poetry Study & Memorization pack is a great change of pace! Based on the poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, kids will love working through this poetry study. Download it FREE for a Limited Time thru April 2nd.
24. The benefits of copywork are great with just a little bit of time devoted to the task. Check out some of my favorite benefits.
25. There are many ways you can work to teach kids how to count. Creating your own homeschool curriculum that teaches kids how to count in a creative way encourages your child to enjoy counting as well as numbers. While you can use many props and ideas for homeschool counting techniques, today I’m featuring a learning space mat printable that will assist in helping you teach your kids all about numbers and counting.
26. Cut your household waste and gets kids excited about composting correctly with this 7-page printable pack! Includes compost journal, weekly chore chats and compost chart for easy reference.
27. With a little bit of cardboard and foil you can make images outside and begin to understand how lenses work. Next take your new-found knowledge on a walk and look for sunspots. This freebie and blogpost will show you how.
28. Free journaling workbook for parents who are conquering mental illness while homeschooling.
29. Teach your children about earth day from a biblical perspective! This resource comes with Scripture copywork (in ISR, Institute for Scripture Research version) in three script options: elementary print, cursive, and blank lines (for older children) and five coloring pages with Scripture-based affirmations of how to care for and look at the earth from a Biblical perspective.
30. If you’ve ever questioned where to start with beginning your homeschooling journey, you’ll definitely want to consider this freebie! This FREE digital magazine is perfect for the new homeschooling mom, one who is contemplating, and those who need a refresher along their journey. This short, easy-read highlights the top five do’s and top five don’ts that will help you get (and stay) started on your journey with grace and ease.
31. Let’s Study Ireland! Virtual homeschool and world school learning about Ireland’s geography, music, dance, history, and literature. Grab your FREE download of ☘ Irish Blessing Copy Work too. available.
32. This has a list of free things to do when homebound and includes a free poetry unit to download.
33. Using play-doh mats can help kids build their fine motor skills while learning something new. Because kids have to squish and roll the playdough in order to form their letters they will be strengthening the muscles in their little fingers.
34. Looking for a fun unit study to do with your children? Learn about rainbows, hydropower, lighthouses, shipwrecks and more in this one based on two fun books about the Great Lakes and Niagara Falls. Get it now!
35. Learning sight words is the first step young readers take on their exciting reading journey. Learn more about sight words and grab your free printable sight words list here.
36. How to Get it All Done, Consequence Chart, Audio – How to Hold Their Hearts and Some Things We Have Learned – From a Homeschool Mom of 14 doing it 37 year!
37. Editable high school curriculum tracker and transcript template.
38. Printable motivational quotes and daily journal or planner for teacher and student.
39. Is your child working on long vowel sounds? Here are several free activities that will help your child become more familiar with long vowel spelling!
40. Does your child write his numbers backward? Fix those reversals with this fun memory trick using “hungry” and “full” numbers. Get it HERE!
41. It’s not unusual for young children to need help with “b” and “d” reversals. If your child confuses the letters “b” and “d” when reading and writing, then check out this helpful memory trick.
42. Get free online lessons from Take Time for Art. 
43. Grab your FREE Easter Coloring Page For Preschool
44. Grab your favorite building blocks and have some fun as you count down to the summer games. These challenge cards will spark your kiddos imagination!
45. Turn a popular computer game into a full on educational experience with these Age of Empires worksheets.
46. Choosing a career free guide for 9-12th grade
47. The Mystery of Roanoke Island for K-3 Freebie
48. Free Winter Coloring Pages
49. Thankful Family Lesson Freebie
50. Fun Animal Coloring Cards!