A New Year is a new start. I think kids just love the excitement of another fun day to celebrate. So whether you allow your kids to stay up and count down to the new year or they are snug in their beds at midnight, they can still have fun during the day with some New Year’s Eve printable worksheets.
New Year’s Eve Printable Worksheets
When my kids were younger, I tried to find fun New Year’s Eve activities for them, though they weren’t allowed to stay up until almost their teen years. I know. I’m a strict mommy about bedtime. My kids have never handled getting off schedule with their sleep. They don’t sleep in. I know other moms can relate.
Anyways…
I created a few New Year’s Eve printable worksheets to get the kids excited about the new year. They are great fillers for downtime, keep the kids busy if they are antsy, or sneak some fun into their schoolwork.
Inside the packet, you’ll find a puzzle for them to color, cut, and put together. There is also a maze, I Spy counting activity and memory game. I think the memory game will be a lot of fun to play over and over by themselves or with a sibling.
I would recommend printing the puzzle and memory game on cardstock. The paper is thicker, so it makes the pieces more durable. Plus, kids won’t see the pictures through the paper with the memory game!
Click the link below to download your New Year’s Eve printable worksheets!
Need Other New Year’s Eve Activities
If you are looking for something a little more than fun worksheets, I’ve got you covered. I also have a New Year’s Resolution packet to help kids reflect on the past year and make resolutions.
Plus, if you have teens, you should check out how to use New Year’s Resolutions to teach teens (or tweens) about goal setting.
Also, Jennifer from Homeschool Fanatic has some great ways to celebrate New Year’s with Teens. Take a look.
Then over at Artsy Craftsy Mom, you can find some fun party ideas. You’ll find decorations, food, and game ideas.
Lastly, you might like 30 Awesome New Year’s Eve Games for Kids from My Life and Kids.
I hope you enjoy all these New Year’s Eve activities with your kids and enjoy the new year ahead!
Happy New Year and Happy Homeschooling!
