Dozens of playful learning activities, made to help children grow.
Build logic, fine motor skills and confidence from preschool to 2nd grade (ages 3 to 8). Generate endless free printable worksheets with warm illustrations, designed for real cutting, tracing and screen-free learning.
- Unique activities
- 45+
- Unique activities
- Ages 3-4 · 5-6 · 7-8
- 3 levels
- Ages 3-4 · 5-6 · 7-8
- 1:1 scale, nothing cut off
- 100% A4
- 1:1 scale, nothing cut off
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Pick your grade, we'll open the door!
Each door leads to worksheets tailored to that grade level.
Every day
Learning with their hands shows on their faces.
Peeling, placing, sorting, ticking off: children remember better when they act. Our sheets are built on the same idea, with clear visual cues, short instructions and activities children really do with their hands.
- 1Clear pictures rather than long texts
- 2One short instruction at a time
- 3The pride of succeeding on their own
Teaching philosophy
Why our approach works for children.
Far from passive scrolling on a phone, we believe in the power of paper, of drawing and of logical reasoning at a child's level.
1.Real, hands-on work
Cutting, pasting, tracing with a pen: children learn better when they act with their own hands on paper.
2.Progression by age
Challenges tuned for each stage: ages 3-4 (sensory discovery), 5-6 (counting & symmetry), 7-8 (calculation & reasoning).
3.No learning by rote
An algorithm regenerates every exercise, so answers can't be memorised: children truly understand the method.
4.True A4 format
Sharp 1:1 printing, margins for spiral binding or folders, and an ink-saving monochrome mode.
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Free printable worksheets for preschool, kindergarten and primary school, sorted by skill and grade.
The Big Number Train
A giant winding track across the whole page where children fill in the missing carriages following changing rules.
Preschool (Ages 3-4)Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)Watermelon Slices
Two-in-one sheet: cut out the watermelon slices and paste them on the tray, matching the seeds to the right number.
Preschool (Ages 3-4)Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Hungry Crocodile Duels
Learn the <, = and > symbols with the crocodile that always opens its mouth towards the bigger group.
Preschool (Ages 3-4)Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)The Colour & Token Circuit
Cut out the coloured tokens and rebuild the circuit by following challenge cards or logical sequences.
Preschool (Ages 3-4)Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Alphabet Mazes
Find the way through the maze by following the alphabet from A to Z. Spatial awareness and letter memory.
Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)Cascading Dominoes
Mental maths based on dot patterns, to understand number bonds without abstraction.
Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)Two-Colour Half-Circle Puzzle
Rotate the 4 cut-out square pieces to rebuild the two-colour circles. Trains mental rotation.
Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)Mirror Symmetry on a Grid
Draw the exact reflection of the shape on the other side of the axis. Coordinates and ruler work.
Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)Spatial Orientation & Coded Grids
Match each shape to its square in the grid, or copy the pattern keeping the same layout.
Preschool (Ages 3-4)Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)The b - d - p - q Mirror Challenge
An essential activity to overcome the common confusion between mirror-image letters.
Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)Addition Pyramids
Each brick is the sum of the two bricks just below it. Mental maths and thinking ahead.
Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)The Magic Fold & Visual Memory
Look at the top of the sheet, fold it to hide it, then draw the shapes from memory.
Preschool (Ages 3-4)Kindergarten (Ages 5-6)Grades 1-2 (Ages 7-8)
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Complete, ready-to-use edition
My Big Activity Workbook: over 50 pages in a single PDF.
A complete school-year or holiday workbook, ready to print and bind. Ideal for a whole class, a personal progress book or the holidays.
- Personalised cover with the child's name, class and school year
- Teaching guide to support the child without stress
- Table of contents organised into progressive themed sections
- Answer sheets at the end for self-correction
- Binding margins suited to spiral binding and folders
School & home editionA4 format
My Big Activity Workbook
Maths · Space · Logic · Cutting
Ready for spiral binding or folders
Page numbers & answers included
For every setting
Designed for professionals and families.
For teachers
Prepare independent work stations in minutes. Random regeneration lets you hand a different sheet to each pupil.
For parents
Keep children busy on free afternoons and holidays with rewarding activities that build independence and dexterity.
For specialists
Speech and occupational therapy: visual scanning (b-d-p-q), spatial organisation (grids, rotations) and fine motor skills.
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Everything you need to know
Who are the sheets for?
Children aged 3 to 8 (from preschool to year 3), and the adults who support them: teachers, parents, speech therapists and occupational therapists.
How do I print in A4 without cutting the edges?
Every sheet is calibrated for A4 portrait (210 × 297 mm). In the print dialog (Ctrl + P / Cmd + P), choose “A4”, “Scale: 100%” and tick “Background graphics” to print the colours.
Can I file the sheets in a folder without punching through the exercises?
Yes. A safety margin with hole-punch guides (2 and 4 holes) is built into the left side of every sheet, for folders and spiral binding alike.
Why is every sheet unique?
An algorithm produces a new combination every time, while respecting the learning constraints of the chosen age: never impossible numbers, and paths that are always solvable with a single answer.
Is there an interactive version for tablets or interactive whiteboards?
Yes. Some activities can be solved with a finger or stylus on a touch screen, with instant feedback and gentle encouragement.
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