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Free Learning Resources for Kids
Printable worksheets, read-aloud stories and play ideas to help children learn at home: from first letters and numbers to grammar in primary school.
100% free printable PDFs · No sign-up needed · Ages 3 to 11
Printable worksheets
Pick a worksheet set
Simple, clean pages that are easy to print at home or in class. Every worksheet is free.
Alphabet tracing A to Z
26 letter worksheets with dotted uppercase and lowercase letters and a picture to colour.
Ages 3–6 · 26 free PDFs
Number tracing 1 to 10
Trace, count and colour: one page per number, plus all ten in a single PDF.
Ages 3–6 · 10 PDFs + bundle
Numbers 11 to 20
Teen numbers made clear: trace each number, read its word and see it as ten and some more in two ten frames.
Ages 4–6 · 10 PDFs + bundle
Number charts
Printable 1 to 20, 1 to 50 and 1 to 100 charts, plus a blank hundreds chart to fill in.
Ages 4–8 · 4 PDFs
Sight words
One worksheet for each of the 40 Dolch pre-primer words, with tips and a game on every page.
Ages 4–6 · 40 free PDFs
CVC words
Blend three-letter words with short vowel word families like -at, -en and -og.
Ages 4–6 · 5 free PDFs
Shapes
Ten shapes from circle to hexagon: trace, join the dots, draw and find each one.
Ages 3–6 · 10 PDFs + chart
Colours
Ten colours to trace, spot and colour, with a hidden picture on every page.
Ages 3–6 · 10 PDFs + chart
Maths
Counting, patterns, adding and taking away to 20, skip counting, place value, telling time and money.
Ages 3–8 · 15 PDFs · 2 levels + answers
Grammar for kids
First grammar for ages 4 to 7: nouns, verbs, adjectives, opposites, plurals, a and an, pronouns, in on under, capitals and rhymes.
Ages 4–7 · 10 PDFs · 2 levels + answers
Phonics
Beginning sounds for every letter a to z, the digraphs sh, ch, th, wh and ck, and l, r and s blends.
Ages 3–7 · 34 PDFs · answer keys
English grammar
Subject and predicate practice for primary school, with an answer key on the page.
Grades 3–5 · answer key
All tracing worksheets
Letters and numbers together, with tips on how tracing builds pencil control.
Preschool · LKG/UKG · KG
Seasonal & Festival Worksheets
Halloween, Diwali and Children’s Day packs: tracing, counting, mazes, word search and coloring pages.
Ages 3–7 · 3 festival packs
Baby flash cards
Bold picture cards for ages 0–3, from black and white newborn cards to first words.
8 sets · PDFs + online viewer
Free printable makers
Name tracing sheets, reward charts and baby milestone cards with your child’s name.
3 free makers · no sign-up
Coloring Pages
Alphabet A to Z, animals, dinosaurs, space, flowers and festivals, with big bold outlines for little hands.
56 free pages · PDF
By age
Worksheets by age
Hand-picked worksheets and tips for preschool, kindergarten, grade 1 and grade 2.
Preschool (ages 3–4)
Letter and number tracing, shapes, colours, counting, patterns and first word games.
Also called pre-K or nursery
Kindergarten (ages 5–6)
Lowercase letters, sight words, CVC words, numbers to 20, first sums and first grammar.
Also called Reception or UKG
Grade 1 (ages 6–7)
Primer sight words, sums within 10, skip counting, the hundreds chart and grammar for writing.
Also called first grade or Year 1
Grade 2 (ages 7–8)
Second grade sight words, sums within 20, place value, telling time, money and phonics blends.
Also called second grade or Year 2
Read & play
Stories and play ideas
Learning is not only worksheets. Mix in a story and some play, and short sessions stay fun.
Stories for kids
Short, gentle illustrated stories about kindness, courage and friendship to read together at bedtime.
Learning through play
Why play matters for little learners, with simple ideas to learn through everyday play.
Play & Learn quizzes
Tap-and-play picture quizzes with a Learn mode and fun facts. Made for phones.
Ages 3–8 · 8 quizzes
Getting started
Three easy steps
1. Print
Download a PDF and print it on A4. Chunky crayons or a thick pencil suit little hands.
2. Trace and talk
Say the letter sound or count out loud while your child traces. 10 to 15 minutes is plenty.
3. Praise the effort
Wobbly lines are how handwriting starts. Celebrate a finished page, then go and play.
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