Disney Homeschool Worksheets and Activities
Looking for all of Disney Homeschool’s printables in one place? Click here to view all printables in my Etsy shop. Below, you’ll find activities organized by Walt Disney World park. Each section includes educational worksheets and hands-on homeschool activities tied to specific rides, attractions, and immersive experiences. From STEM challenges in EPCOT to art lessons inspired by Main Street, U.S.A., every printable is designed for higher cognitive and engaging learning with a Disney twist!
In addition to park-based learning, don’t miss my growing collection of Disney-inspired thematic novel units. These units feature chapter-by-chapter reading guides, cross-curricular activities, and creative writing prompts aligned with classic stories like Peter Pan, Snow White, and more. Perfect for adding depth to your homeschool day or preparing for an educational Disney trip.
Each printable and activity pack is designed to help you teach real academic concepts before your park visit, so when your child walks into Walt Disney World, they’re not just entertained, they’re engaged, prepared, and thinking critically. But don’t worry! A park visit is never required. All of the worksheets and lesson plans I have created can be used as part of your regular homeschool routine right from home. You can easily introduce the topic—like biomes, narrative structure, or force and motion—at your kitchen table, then bring it all together through a trip to the parks, or even virtually with YouTube ride videos (especially if you’re staying cool in the A/C while it’s blazing hot in Florida!).
Whether you're planning a trip or just dreaming of one, my printables offer flexible, high-quality, cross-curricular learning that fits any homeschool schedule.
I am currently working on blog posts with free printables for small activities connected to Disney and the parks. In the meantime, you can find even more of our favorite hands-on learning ideas and unit breakdowns on the Oh Toodles Blog, where I share how we combine real learning with Disney wonder every step of the way.
Thank you for visiting! ~Holly Leary
“The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.”
This simple but profound quote comes from Walt Disney’s reflection on his own experiences building an empire from a sketch of a mouse. Disney’s journey was never just about ideas; it was about action. In countless interviews and conversations, Walt emphasized that success comes not from endless planning or waiting for the perfect moment, but from taking the first real step forward, even if it is imperfect. His ability to move from imagination to reality, to turn dreams into tangible worlds like Disneyworld, illustrates how powerful "doing" really is.
When it comes to learning, this quote beautifully captures a core truth: real growth happens through experience. Children learn far more when they engage hands-on, whether it is building a science project, writing a story, experimenting with art, or even learning how to solve a conflict with a friend. Talking about ideas is important for planning and inspiration, but action cements knowledge. It is through trial, error, creativity, and resilience that children not only understand concepts but also develop critical thinking and confidence. Disney’s life reminds us that mastery comes from stepping into the unknown rather than waiting on the sidelines.
As educators, parents, and mentors, we have the opportunity and responsibility to model this principle for our children. We instill action not just by encouraging them with words, but by creating environments where they feel safe to try, fail, and try again. We celebrate effort over perfection and reward curiosity over caution. When we show children that learning is an active process, and that taking the first step matters more than knowing exactly where the path will lead, we give them the courage to dream and, more importantly, the courage to build those dreams, just like Walt Disney did.