This year, we’ve created a few extra letters from Father Christmas to try and help you spread a bit of magic after such a hard year. They’re all free to print for your personal use. You can find them on the Christmas section of our site. Have a lovely Christmas and a happy new year. x
Ah Midsummer! What a wonderful, magical time. It conjures up long light evenings, fairies of the forests and fields, Shakespearean fantasies, and moonlit picnics. We love all these things and more. Whether you’re celebrating the Solstice or having a Midsummer’s Eve Party or just a family celebration on Midsummer’s Day, all our Midsummer printables are on this page.
If you’re looking for fairies to colour in, do check out our fairy colouring page.
Having a midsummer party? These decorations might help you make it look lovely:
Midsummer Posters and Cards:
We also have a handful of fairy certificates which are especially suitable for the summer months. You should be able to see them below:
Is it really that time of year again already? Yes, indeed. Spring is in the air and Victory in Europe Day is coming up very soon (9 May) so for those of you looking to decorate, we’ve collected our VE Day printables together in this post. All free, of course!
VE Day Posters:
Planning on serving cupcakes? Your tea table could look extra special with some printable cupcake wrappers:
You might also like our NHS rainbow printables.
To make it nice and easy for you to prepare for May Day, we thought we’d make all our relevant printables easy to find by listing them in one post. There are some immediately below and some farther down the page.
May Day is an ancient festival whose roots are lost in the mists of time. As you can probably tell from the printables above, it is often celebrated with flowers. May parades, maypole dancing, May basket making and the crowning of the May Queen are just a few of the activities you can find going on around May 1st.
In general terms, it is about the marking of spring. In some countries, bonfires are lit to symbolise the light bringing the long, dark nights of winter to an end, and in others, people stay up all night on the day before May Day so that they can celebrate the coming of the dawn. In the UK, we have Early May Bank Holiday – which is a three-day weekend – so should you fancy a night of waiting up for the sun to rise, you should have enough time to catch up on sleep before having to go back to work!
Assuming that you either can’t get to or can’t find an organised May Day celebration, there are still lots of traditions you can engage in at home. Decorating your home with May Day flowers might be a nice activity for the children. You could use real flowers and arrange them in different vases or cut out a whole pile of paper flowers and stick them around the house.
Another idea might be to make a paper flower garland:
Or print a few flowery paper baubles:
One of the loveliest May Day traditions for kids to help with is the giving of May baskets. The idea is that you fill baskets with flowers, sweets and/or other presents and leave them on the doorstep of someone you think deserves them – for example, an aunt, uncle, grandparent, friend or babysitter who has been nice to you all year. You don’t have to use a real basket, you can make one out of card like these:
The gifts don’t need to be expensive either – it’s one of those occasions where it’s the thought that counts.
Of course, another lovely way to decorate is good old-fashioned paper chains… anything with a spring theme. Like these:
There’s nothing quite like a magical Easter Bunny treasure hunt to bring excitement to Easter morning! If you’re looking for a fun indoor Easter activity, this free printable treasure hunt is perfect for children who love solving clues.
Simply print out the Easter Bunny’s special clue cards, hide them around your home, and let the adventure begin! With rhyming clues to guide them, kids will enjoy a delightful Easter morning full of surprises.
To get started, follow these simple steps:
🐰 Tip: If you prefer a healthier alternative to chocolate, you could use wrapped carrot sticks or small non-food surprises as the final treasure!
📥 Ready to start? Click below to download your free printable treasure hunt!
If the regular clue cards are a bit too small, we’ve got you covered!
Click the links below to download a larger version of the clues, spread across two pages:
📌 Big E. B. Treasure Hunt Clues – page 1
📌 Big E. B. Treasure Hunt Clues – page 2
If you’d prefer to avoid printing images, for example if you’re trying to save the colour ink in your printer, the text of our clues is below. You can highlight, copy and print it in black and white.
Hoppity hop!
Let’s go, let’s begin…
Look for a cupboard,
The first clue’s within.
Bouncity bounce!
You’re well on your way,
The next clue is near
A thing you can spray.
Skipity skip!
You’re playing for keeps,
The next clue is hidden
Where somebody sleeps.
Jumpity jump!
Then follow this clue,
You’ll find what you seek
Near something that’s blue.
Quickity quick!
Don’t dawdle or lag,
The next clue is hiding
In some sort of bag.
Floppity flop!
If you’re tired, go to bed!
But you’ll miss the next clue
Which is near something red.
Springity spring!
As high as a hare!
The last clue is waiting
Not far from a chair.
Jump up for joy,
You’ve got to the end!
The treasure is yours,
Well done my dear friend.
We love creating free Easter printables to make the holiday extra special! Here are a few other popular resources:
If your child has been coping with being stuck in the house recently, for example having to stay in because they have a cold or flu, we have a note from the Easter Bunny saying well done. Nobody should be left out of the Easter magic!
✨ Happy Easter! Whatever your situation, we hope you your family have a wonderful time together. ✨
It’s nearly that chocolate-munching time of year again and if you’re in Australia, you might prefer the Easter Bilby to deliver your treats this year. He’s an endangered alternative to the Easter Bunny, but just as magical. Our favourite printable bilby resources for this Easter are below:
If you’re after more Easter Bilby resources, here are a few we like out there on the web – and they were all free when we looked:
Easter Bilby Printable Bambino Pack – This is a downloadable pack of printables for children including colouring in pages.
Bilby Colouring Pages – Several colouring in sheets of Bilbies, all free to print out for your child.
Printable Bilby Mask – This will take you straight to a PDF of a mask you can print and cut out from mothernatured.com
Need a quick little note from Santa? Here are a handful of our most popular ones, there are lots more here.
And in case you’re really busy, here are a couple of envelopes you can print and fold to put them in:
We hope these have been of help and that you and your children have a magical Christmas this year. x
If you’re little one has been good enough to make it onto Santa’s Nice list this year, these free printables might come in handy. They’re everything we’ve got – old and new – that lets a child know he or she has been good enough, (or very nearly good enough), for Christmas gifts.
Please remember all resources are for personal use only. Thanks.
Of course you might want to write your own note from Father Christmas to let your little on know they’ve made it onto his Nice List. If so, our blank Christmas notepaper could come in handy.
For more, check out the area of our site which is completely dedicated to Christmas. We’ve been moving all our free Christmas printables there bit by bit and if we have any new ones, that’s where they’ll be.
It’s that time of year again (where did the holidays go?!) and we’ve collected together all our best free printables for kids going back to school. First, here’s a bit of colouring in:
Next, here are a few certificates you might find useful:
Now that Christmas is over, it’s time to write those thank you notes. For very young children or those who are easily bored, it can help to have a printable note to fill in. If that’s what you’re looking for, ours are below. Good luck and all the best for the new year!
Of course, you might be looking for some blank notepaper instead, so that your little one can write their own thank you message from beginning to end. If that’s the case, you might find this printable notepaper useful:
