Worksheets
Tracing, writing and colouring practice for little hands.
Alphabet Tracing Worksheets A to Z
Ages 3–6 · 26 pages
26 pages, one for each letter: trace capitals and small letters, then colour the picture.
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Number Tracing Worksheets 1 to 10
Ages 3–6 · 10 pages
10 pages: trace each number and its word, then count and colour the pictures.
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Shapes Tracing Worksheets
Ages 2–5 · 2 pages
Trace and colour eight shapes, from circle and square to star and heart.
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Colour by Word Worksheet
Ages 4–7 · 1 page
Read the colour word, then colour each picture: red apple, yellow sun and more.
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Activities
Colouring pages, mazes and scissor practice for quiet time.
Colouring Pages for Kids
Ages 2–8 · 8 pages
8 big, simple pictures to colour: fish, balloons, house, car, butterfly and more.
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Mazes for Kids
Ages 3–8 · 6 pages
6 mazes from easy to tricky: help the rocket reach the moon, the cat find the fish and more.
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Scissor Cutting Practice Sheets
Ages 3–5 · 2 pages
Cut along straight lines, then zigzags, waves and steps. Great for fine motor skills.
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Charts for parents
Reward, routine, chore and potty charts that make daily life easier.
Star Reward Chart
Ages 2–8 · 1 page
Write five goals, colour a star each day, and pick a reward together.
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Morning & Bedtime Routine Charts
Ages 2–7 · 2 pages
Two picture charts, morning and bedtime, with tick boxes for every day of the week.
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Chore Chart for Kids
Ages 3–8 · 1 page
Eight little jobs with pictures, from making the bed to feeding the pet.
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Potty Training Chart
Ages 2–3 · 1 page
30 stars to colour, one for every potty success, with a reward when it’s full.
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Preschool Readiness Checklist
For parents of 3–4 year olds · 1 page
20 everyday skills to look for before preschool, in five friendly groups.
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Printing tips
- Every printable comes in two sizes: A4 (most of the world) and US Letter (USA and Canada).
- The pages look bright in colour but print well in black and white too.
- Pop a worksheet into a clear plastic sleeve and use a whiteboard pen, so it can be done again and again.
- Free for home and classroom use. Please share a link to this page rather than the PDF files.