Printables
Everything you print and do at the table: worksheets, tracing lines, mazes and dot-to-dot. A4 format, a file ready to print, no account needed.
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- Dot-to-dot

Connect the Dots: Gift for Ages 5–6
Bigger bow, more dots and no guide line: this present for five- and six-year-olds has eleven numbers, and the bow's two loops meet in a knot at the center.
1 A4 page
- Dot-to-dot

Connect the Dots: Gift with a Bow for Ages 4–5
Up the box, over the bow and down again: nine dots and a pale dashed guide show four- and five-year-olds how to draw a wrapped present.
1 A4 page
- Dot-to-dot

Connect the Dots: 15-Dot Mitten for Kindergarten
Fifteen dots outline a whole mitten, with a rounded top, a thumb and a cuff, for kindergartners working without a guide; page two has the answer in red.
2 A4 pages
- Dot-to-dot

Connect the Dots: Mitten with Guide for Age 4
Thumb out to the right, cuff at the bottom: this winter mitten is traced along a pale dashed line through eight numbered dots, sized for four-year-olds.
1 A4 page
- Worksheets

Subtracting Within 100 Without Regrouping: Worksheet 1
Forty column problems where the ones are always enough: subtracting within 100 without regrouping, the first step into written subtraction for children aged 7-8.
2 A4 pages
- Worksheets

Subtracting Within 100 With Regrouping: Worksheet 1
Every problem on this page needs a ten broken into ones: subtracting within 100 with regrouping, forty column problems for ages 7-9 who can already subtract without borrowing.
2 A4 pages
- Worksheets

Subtracting Within 20 Without Regrouping: Worksheet 1
Half teen numbers, half small facts, and never a ten to break: subtracting within 20 without regrouping is the calm step for ages 6-7 before subtraction across ten.
2 A4 pages
- Worksheets

Subtraction Within 20 Across 10: Worksheet 1
The trickiest step of first-grade subtraction, thirty times in a row: subtraction within 20 across 10, for children aged 6-8 who know their facts within 10.
2 A4 pages
- Worksheets

Hard 9×9 Sudoku
Twenty-eight clues and not a single obvious square: this hard 9×9 sudoku is for children aged 9-11 who already solve the medium level on their own.
2 A4 pages
- Worksheets

Hard 6×6 Number Sudoku
Twenty squares to fill in each grid and very few easy starts: this hard 6×6 number sudoku suits children aged 8-10 who solve the medium level without help.
2 A4 pages
- Worksheets

Easy 6×6 Picture Sudoku
Six shapes instead of four and boxes that are wider than they are tall: this easy 6×6 picture sudoku bridges the gap between 4×4 grids and number puzzles for ages 6-7.
2 A4 pages
- Worksheets

4×4 Number Sudoku — Medium
Eight numbers given, eight to find: this 4×4 number sudoku, medium level, asks children aged 6-7 to use rows, columns and boxes together.
2 A4 pages
What you will find among the printables
Each type has its own page with a list, an age filter and a description. A category without materials is waiting for its first files and has nowhere to lead yet.
Coloring pages
The whole catalog of coloring pages — for boys, for girls and for adults — has its own section. This page only points you there.
Go to sectionTracing lines
Trace-along patterns that get a child's hand ready for writing. Print on A4 and practice together at the table.
See 847Worksheets
Ready-made PDF exercises from preschool to age 14, with an answer key wherever it makes sense.
See 55Dot-to-dot
Join the dots in order and reveal the picture. Counting and pencil control in one, on an A4 sheet.
See 142Mazes
A4 mazes — from simple paths for preschoolers to tangled puzzles for older children.
See 541
Downloadable packs
How to print the materials
Three steps from screen to paper. Every printable is A4 and prints in black.
1. Choose and download
Open a type of material, narrow the list by your child’s age and pick the sheet that fits.
2. Print on A4
In the print dialog choose A4 paper, portrait orientation and 100% scale. Plain 80 g paper is enough.
3. Practice at the table
One sheet at a time and a short session. Where there is an answer key, it sits on the last page of the file.