Worksheet packs
Sheets grouped into a deliberate order so you are not guessing what to print next. Each pack works through a skill from its easiest form to its hardest.
First Week of Preschool
5 worksheets
Five gentle sheets for a child's first week of structured activity. Nothing here demands a pencil grip that has not formed yet — the aim is to build the habit of sitting down together for ten minutes, not to teach writing. Start with the straight lines and the shape hunt, and leave the letter tracing until the routine feels comfortable.
Pencil Control Bootcamp
5 worksheets
The four pre-writing strokes in the order handwriting programmes teach them — straight, curved, angled, then looped — followed by shape tracing to put them together. Worked through over a few weeks rather than a single afternoon, this sequence covers essentially every movement needed to form capital letters.
Rainy Day Colouring Pack
4 worksheets
Four bold-outlined pages for an afternoon indoors. Three are pure colouring with thick, closed outlines that suit even a two year old, and the fourth adds a colour-by-shape key for a child who wants something with a bit more structure to it.
Counting to Ten
4 worksheets
A complete path from recognising a numeral to writing it from memory. The two tracing sheets come first, then counting with the numeral offered as a choice, and finally counting with nothing to copy from. Follow them in order — each one removes a piece of support the previous sheet provided.
Learn Your Capital Letters
5 worksheets
All twenty-six capitals across four tracing sheets, plus a letter-hunt page for recognition practice. Capitals are the right place to start: their strokes are straight lines and simple curves, which is exactly what a three or four year old's hand can manage.