What’s up guys and gals? It is so close to back to school time here. I know you feel it. The moths flying out of your wallet? Yeah, me too.
I know my kids are WAY, way past these cut and paste activities but some of your kiddos still love a cute and fun activity book. As a lot of you know it is always my goal to provide affordable activities and fun learning experiences for low cost to you. Skip to the download link below if you just want to download and print.
Times are hard and we cannot afford much. I feel your pain. This year back to school shopping will be a hardship for many. That’s why I keep sharing inexpensive ways to save money and free printables for kids.
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Saving Money is Inherent in Everything I Do
While one of mine is entirely done her undergraduate degree (proud broke Mom moment), at least until she decides to pursue a second degree or a Master’s degree, the other should be heading back to school. Should be, I said. Because honestly I hope they have done the work needed to get courses lined up but because of privacy laws here and the fact that said kid is over 20 I have no visibility into that. None. That is a whole other scenario and a story for another time. With FASD on board everything is a bigger deal and harder to access and frankly I expected more from college but here we are.
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This cute cut and paste activity encourages enthusiasm around going back to school while also nurturing fine motor skills. Cut and paste can be preschool level and kindergarten as well. My kids always loved crafty opportunities like this. So I hope yours like this back to school cut and paste activity book too.
Paper and Printer:
Don’t forget these handy supplies you need to make your printables last:
Printer paper helps. Yes, it is pretty expensive these days. This Amazon Basics paper is pretty good. Scotch PRO Thermal Laminator is excellent. Highly recommend. And bonus it doesn’t take up much space in your family room or your home office. Use it for some of the printables like the word searches and search and find projects and then hand them out with erasable markers. Reuse over and over.
Happy Crafting and Word Games and Back to School!
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As always, please remember these are for your use only. Thanks so much for reading and following copyright rules. Do not reprint or attempt to sell this activity book. It is for personal use only.
If you have any other ideas of activities or printables, or even health, travel or parenting topics you’d like to see here, please leave a comment. I will do my best to share helpful content as we all need help from time to time.
Cheers to a Positive School Year Ahead!
Best of luck on day one and if your child is new and just starting school, get all those photos and remember to take a Kleenex or two with you that day.
Here’s another helpful back to school idea if you need it.
WE found this above All About Me booklet extremely useful when supporting our younger child at school and when introducing them to a new instructor or teacher. We used it at camp a few times too and had positive feedback. If your child is neurodivergent or has any unique needs along with a disability fill one out and hand it to the team or instructor before they start. This can support them on the road to success.
