🔤 Alphabet & Letters
Trace Capital Letters A to F
Ages 3–5
Start with a set
One page for each letter and numeral, and the lines that come before them. Pick the one your child is working on.
Capital letters A–Z
Ages 3–5One page per capital: a large model with numbered starting points, then rows that move from tracing to writing alone.
All 89 alphabet & letters worksheetsLowercase letters a–z
Ages 4–5One page per lowercase letter, with a dot where the pencil starts and four rows of practice.
All 89 alphabet & letters worksheetsNumbers 1–20
Ages 3–5One page per numeral: a worked example to count, dotted numerals to trace, and a row to write alone.
All 38 numbers & counting worksheetsPre-writing lines
Ages 2–5The strokes that come before letters: straight and slanting lines, curves, zigzags, bumps and loops.
All 17 tracing & pre-writing worksheets
Worksheets by skill
The skills preschoolers actually work on, from first pencil strokes to writing the whole alphabet.
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New worksheets and coloring pages, dated by the day they went live.
Color on screen, no printer needed
Almost every coloring page, and many of the worksheets where coloring is the task, also open in a coloring canvas in the browser. There is nothing to install and no account, and a half-finished picture is still there when you come back, saved in your own browser.
Paper is still what builds the hand. The screen is for when the printer is out of ink, or the crayons are nowhere to be found.
Pick a picture to color1. Pick a color
Chunky swatches, plus a mixer for a particular shade.
2. Tap a shape
It fills at once. Big spaces like the sky are painted with a finger.
3. Save or print
Keep the finished picture as an image, or print the blank page too.
Choose your child's age
Every sheet lists the ages it suits. Each age page says what to expect at that stage, with its worksheets and coloring pages listed apart.
Coloring pages by theme
Pictures filed by what is in them, every one drawn with thick, closed outlines that small hands can follow.
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A good starting point if you are not sure what to print first.
🔢 Numbers & Counting
Trace Numbers 1 to 5
Ages 3–5
🌀 Mazes & Puzzles
Help the Bee Find the Flower
Ages 4–5
🌈 Nature & Weather
Sunny Day Coloring Page
Ages 2–4
✏️ Tracing & Pre-Writing
Straight Line Tracing
Ages 2–4
🔺 Shapes
Trace and Learn the Shapes
Ages 3–5
🔢 Numbers & Counting
Count and Match: 1 to 5
Ages 3–4574
✏️ Tracing & Pre-Writing
Trace Bumpy Curves and Loops
Ages 3–4
Genuinely free
No account, no email, no trial that expires. Every worksheet downloads as a clean PDF with no watermark, and ads are what keep it that way.
Built to print
Laid out on A4 with margins that also work on US Letter, in black and white unless a sheet specifically needs color. Print at 100% scale.
Age-appropriate
Written for what a 2 to 5 year old can actually do. Each sheet says which ages it suits and what skill it is practicing.
Free printable worksheets for toddlers and preschoolers
PrintKoala is a library of printable learning activities for children between two and five years old. Everything here is designed around what children of that age can genuinely manage: thick lines, large shapes, plenty of white space, and one idea per page.
The collection is organized two ways. Browsing by age is the quickest route if you want everything pitched at your own child, while browsing by subject makes sense when you are working on something specific — letter formation, counting to ten, or mazes.
A note on expectations: worksheets are a small part of what helps at this age, and ten focused minutes beats an hour of reluctant tracing. If you are printing something every day for a three year old, it is worth reading our list of screen-free activities that need no printer at all.