June Free Homeschool Printables
June 5, 2024I don’t know about you, but I can hardly believe it’s already summer! June arrived in what feels like record time, and along with it comes the fun of hot days, swimming pools, beaches, warm nights, and for some of us, air conditioning. Whether you take summers off of school or homeschool year-round, we wanted our June printables to provide you with some options. If you take off and want to avoid the “summer slide,” or just want to keep plugging along, hopefully, these printables will be a help to your family. Happy Summer!
Free Homeschool Printables for June
June Calendar Printable: With summer getting kicked up with fun activities, you’re sure to fill this calendar up quickly. Keep all your appointments straight with this month’s printable calendar!
June Journal Page (faith-based): Take a few moments each day to use our journal printable to focus your mind and write your thoughts.
June Scripture Writing (faith-based): In all the hustle and bustle that summer can bring, make sure that your focus stays on what is most important. Before getting outside and enjoying God’s creation, take a few minutes each day to write about it from God’s Word!
June’s Thematic Worksheets Free Download
Thematic units are an exciting way to mix things up in your homeschool. If you need a break from your curriculum or just want a change of pace for a bit, a thematic unit is a great way to do just that. While we know kids thrive on routine, sometimes the monotony can have the opposite effect. Hit pause on your standard homeschool procedure and utilize this month’s free monthly download located at the bottom of this post!
This month’s download includes the following printables for a variety of ages:
- Summer Reading pages:
- Summer Reading Challenge
- Bookmarks
- Book Summarizing
- Reading Skills Guide
- My Reading Log
- Bingo Reading Challenge
- Reading Tracker
- June Reading Log
- Reading Journal (4 pages)
- Father’s Day Activity pages:
- All About My Dad
- Dad Resume
- Father’s Day Badge
- Father’s Day Poem
- My Dad is…
- My Dad is a Superhero
- Father’s Day Letter
- Word Search (2 pages)
- Crossword Puzzle (2 pages)
- Me and My Dad
- Draw Dad
- Father’s Day Memories
- Paul Bunyan Pages
- Read to Learn
- Reading Comprehension
- Color Paul Bunyan and Babe
- Think About It
- Opinion Writing
June Free Printable Download
Additional Printables to Explore
Don’t Forget Exclusive Homeschool Discounts
Another way to make your homeschool learning more exciting is through life skills studies. While our kids are busy learning the necessary formal subjects, we can also work on those vital skills they will need to know to become functioning, thriving adults…and we get to make it fun!
As summer kicks into high gear, keep the learning flowing (though perhaps informally) through exciting classes at a discount!
Homeschool.com Marketplace is a new way to find discounts on homeschool curricula and products, including many life skills classes. Sign up to be a member, order your coupons, and head over to the business to buy your products at a budget-friendly price.
Naomi White
Naomi White graduated with her B.S. in Christian Elementary Education and went on to earn her Early Childhood Education certification. She has taught preschool and elementary school in both Christian and public schools. She loves to read and write, is a pastor’s wife and stay-at-home mom, and is eagerly awaiting the day her son is old enough for them to start their own homeschool journey. Originally a Georgia girl, Naomi currently lives in the beautiful mountains of North Carolina with her family.
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