First Day of School Printables

Can you believe that it’s almost the first day of school already?!

The best thing to do right now is to stay positive and make the best out of it.

Are you new to homeschooling this year or have you done it for years?

It is all great!

Let’s start the school year off right with some great pictures and fun memories using our First Day of School Printables for your kids!

Come check out these Back to School Posters (green version) because they’re so cool!

We are super excited and beyond ready for our new subjects, lessons and topics.

And we are over the moon that our homeschool co-op is meeting again!

Our new school year awaits us with new fun crafts and information as well as many great lessons!

How are your plans for homeschooling going so far?

Have you decided when to start your homeschool year or are you playing it by ear?

Have you started already or are you starting in September?

I am beyond excited to have you download these First Day of School posters for free!

The set includes 16 posters. 12 are grades 1st through 12th grades.

Then, you have Pre-K, Kindergarten and 2 generic ones that say “back to school” and “1st day of homeschool.”

I printed ours out in a color printer on white cardstock and then will personalize and laminate as a keepsake.

You can choose to personalize with the child’s name and the year if you’d like.

I’m going to do that and laminate their cards to put in their keepsake box to look at when they grow up.

Feel free to do the same as us!

Get your free homeschool printable here!

To get this set, simply enter your name and email address in the box below and check your inbox.

The PDF file will be there. Enjoy and have a wonderful homeschool year!

These Printables have the 2020-2021 school year on them.

Want Back to school posters WITHOUT a year on them to use over and over, year after year?

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