Colours & early play
Learn & Drive: three colour games
Park the cars, finish the traffic lights and call out a colour for Bingo—all from one PDF.
Ages 2–3Take a look
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25 activities to explore
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Numbers & maths
Jump & Solve: three number-path games
Move a paper frog one space per hop to make addition and subtraction visible.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
Hidden Letter Reveals A–Z
Find little A's. Colour their squares. Watch a big A appear.
Ages 4–6Take a look
Colours & early play
My Little Fruit Book
Six fruits, little matching games and a book your child can colour and keep.
Ages 3–5Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
Word Rescue: find the missing vowel
Say the picture, rescue its missing vowel and read the whole word.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Shapes & patterns
Little Shape Detectives
Find every circle, then discover eleven more shapes through seven small activities.
Ages 3–7Take a look
Numbers & maths
Little Number Garden: numbers 1–9
One number, six ways to explore it. Turn a short counting session into a little number garden.
Ages 3–5Take a look
Crafts & celebrations
Navratri Special: trace, count and colour
Bring dandiya, garba pots and rangoli to a gentle mix of early learning activities.
Ages 3–6Take a look
Numbers & maths
Feed the Number Monsters 0–9
The monster wants a number of cookies. Can your child choose just enough?
Ages 4–6Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
Feed the Letter Monsters A–Z
Find the capital and small-letter snacks that belong to each hungry monster.
Ages 4–6Take a look
Numbers & maths
Hidden Number Reveals 0–9
Small matching digits build a big number—one coloured square at a time.
Ages 4–6Take a look
Crafts & celebrations
ABC Letter Makers: apple, butterfly and caterpillar
Make three letters into pictures your child can colour, assemble and talk about.
Ages 4–6Take a look
Puzzles & thinking
Little Detective Agency: Who Took Teddy?
Four paper clues lead to one happy picnic surprise.
Ages 4–6Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
ABC Word Builders: change one letter
Keep the ending, change the start and read a new word.
Ages 5–6Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
Alphabet Practice A–Z
Six small tasks for every capital letter, plus mixed practice to return to.
Ages 4–6Take a look
Numbers & maths
Build Numbers 11–20
A whole ten and some more: make two-digit numbers visible before writing them.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
CVC Word Family Builders
Keep a word ending, change the first sound and practise reading twenty real words.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Numbers & maths
Number Bond Workshop 2–10
Keep the whole. Move the parts. Discover more than one way to make a number.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
Read, Colour & Build Sentences
'The bus is red.' Read it, show it in colour and build the same message with cards.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Numbers & maths
Compare Numbers 1–20
Count the quantities before choosing the comparison sign.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Numbers & maths
Clock Practice: o’clock
Long hand on twelve. Short hand on the hour. Read it, make it and draw it.
Ages 5–7Take a look
Shapes & patterns
Pattern Train Practice
Find the small group that repeats, then build a train that keeps the same pattern.
Ages 4–6Take a look
Alphabet & phonics
Letter Pair Lab: sh, ch, ck and ng
Two letters can work as one sound piece. Build and read eight words to explore how.
Ages 6–7Take a look
Numbers & maths
Take Away Lab: subtraction within 10
Start with a group, take some away and count what remains.
Ages 5–7Take a look
A little at a time is plenty
One good page can be enough for today.
These free resources are made for hands-on practice with a grown-up. Each activity explains what’s inside, where to start and how to make it easier or add a challenge. The fast videos are demonstrations, not a pace your child needs to keep.
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