Children 0-4 yrs old
Resources in Level 1 (L1) are for children who are ready to begin scribbling, sounding the alphabet as well as doing some art and coloring.
Children 4-5 yrs old
Activities in Level 2 (L2) are for pre-kindergarteners who have mastered their scribbling skills and are ready to read and write the letters and numbers.
Children 5+ yrs old
Level 3 (L3) activities focus on advanced tasks in addition and subtraction, reading and writing of short words and sentences and some basic science.
Fun Christmas Activities
It is Christmas Time! One way to get the kids to have fun and play and learn is to find Christmas themes such as these to do together. For preschool kids, here are a few worksheets to get going with. Share your work with us!
Add up to 20! Activity Pack
30 printable addition up to 20 activities. Best for 6-8year olds. Count, color, draw, compare, number line, more.
My Three-Letter Word Book
This book has 60 activities on three-letter words, with 60 beautiful illustrations to go with it. A must-have!
Short Vowel Sounds Booklet
This small 4.25×5.5inch pocket booklet (28pages) contains super fun activities on Short Vowel Sounds.
My Fun Book of Numbers
Over 63 pages of number activities including tracing, identification, counting and coloring.
My Fun Letter-Sound Book
This fun preschool letter tracing and activity packet comes with 26 pages of lower case letters a to z.
Snowman Number Activities
Make addition practice fun this winter! This no-prep snowman activity is perfect for kindergarteners who are building their number addition skills. Add an extra hands-on element with pom-poms or cotton balls to make learning even more engaging! Remember to share your finished work with us. We’d love to see your little learners in action!
Winter Animals Activities
Make learning fun with winter animals, perfect for preschoolers to practice tracing, number recognition, and counting. Each page offers a chance to get creative with coloring, and some activities include fun cut-and-paste elements to build fine motor skills. Don’t forget to share their finished work with us. We’d love to see it!
