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Preschool Worksheets PDF FREE Printable
Here is a list of free preschool worksheets pdf you can download and print from Planes & Balloons. You’ll find activities and worksheets that strengthen fine motor skills, early literacy and math skills, thinking and reasoning skills, focus and attention, and so much more.
Coloring pages
Language arts
Preschool math
Cut and paste
Same or different
free preschool worksheets age 3-4 pdf
Pre-K to Kindergarten Review
Grab this book full of engaging activities to prepare your little one for kindergarten!
Or use them in your nursery or preschool lesson plans throughout the year.
Preschool Number worksheets
You can easily turn a bunch of these worksheets into a cute preschool workbook for teaching numbers!
Tracing the numbers 1-20
Number flashcards 1-20
Halloween counting 1-20
Spring color by number
Christmas count and match
Preschool alphabet worksheets.
Check out these fun and educational alphabet activities for your preschoolers!
Spot and dot uppercase alphabet
Alphabet tracing worksheets printable
Tracing lowercase letters
Hot chocolate letter matching
Alphabet coloring book
Preschool shapes worksheets.
Free printable preschool learning materials free download pdf for your 3-4 year olds and 4-5 year old preschoolers!
Do a dot shapes worksheets
Frog shapes cut and paste
My shape book free printablE
Free Printable Shapes Worksheets
Tracing shapes worksheets
Nursery worksheets pdf.
Let your preschoolers practice visual discrimination with these fun same and different worksheets in your home or daycare!
Spring same and different
Same and different worksheets for preschool
Visual discrimination practice
Ocean same and different
CActus same and different
Preschool tracing worksheets pdf.
Tracing is a great preschool pre-writing activity , especially when you need one quickly and without much prep work. There are many tracing activities for preschoolers here, including tracing shapes, horizontal and vertical lines, and tracing pictures.
Tracing lines spring worksheets
Tracing fall pictures for preschool
Valentine’s Day number tracing
Alphabet tracing worksheets.
Transportation tracing pages
Preschool cut and paste worksheets.
Preschool cut and paste worksheets to practice scissor skills and fine motor skills.
Cut and paste Apple Worksheets
Cut and paste Easter eggs
Cut and paste For preschool
Cut and paste hearts
HALLOWEEN CUT AND PASTE
Preschool mazes printable.
These printable mazes will be a fun addition to your preschool playgroup activities.
Christmas mazes
Back to school mazes
Easter mazes
Mazes for preschoolers
Number mazes
Coloring is popular with little ones, especially if the coloring pages are in sync with their favorite topics such as bugs, cars, fall, Christmas, and more.
Preschool worksheet packet PDF
If you need a little bit of everything all in one printable, then these preschool packets pdf will help you out.
- Farm animals worksheets for preschoolers
- 4th of July worksheets for preschool
- Free printable days of the week bundle
- Halloween monster worksheets for preschoolers
- Circle time calendar template
- Berry picking learning pack
- Silly socks preschool learning pack
- Free printable Christmas worksheets for preschoolers
- Summer worksheets for pre-k and kindergarten
- Fall preschool worksheets packet
- Dental health preschool worksheets packet
- Preschool space activities learning binder
- Spring preschool worksheets printable pack
- Valentine’s Day preschool worksheets bundle
- Thanksgiving worksheets for preschoolers
- Recognizing letter names and sounds
- Recognizing lowercase and uppercase letters
- Identifying vowels and consonants
- Tracing letters and numbers
- Understanding that written words are separated by spaces
- Putting the letters of the alphabet in order
- Matching letter sounds to beginning word sounds
- Counting syllables
- Reading common high-frequency sight words
- Recognizing rhyming words
- Recognizing consonant digraphs and blends
- Spelling common words
- Engaging in wordplay
- Understanding and contributing to a short narrative
- Identifying the basic parts of a storybook (front cover, title page, title, author, illustrator, back cover)
- Identifying the main character and basic plot of a story
- Answering questions about the key details of a story
- Talking about likes, dislikes, and favorites
- Creating and illustrating a story
- Counting to 10
- Counting to 100
- Adding up to 10
- Subtracting up to 10
- Counting by base-10 blocks
- Skip-counting by 2s, 3s, 4s, 5s, 6s, 7s, 8s, 9s, and 10s up to 100
- Recognizing written numbers from one to ten
- Answering the question "How many?"
- Sorting by number
- Ordering by number
- Tracing numbers
- Sorting and organizing coins and bills
- Recognizing shapes and patterns
- Recognizing number bonds
- Solving "more" and "less" word problems
- Comparing numbers using greater than, less than, and equal to symbols
- Comparing the length of two objects
- Comparing the size of two objects
- Completing a pattern
- Estimating numbers
- Completing a number grid
- Recognizing the numbers on a set of dice
- Recognizing shapes
- Identifying shapes
- Counting the number of sides and corners a shape hass
- Painting and coloring
- Illustrating a story
- Identifying musical instruments
- Expressing themselves through art and design
- Recognizing and naming colors
- Identifying the five senses
- Naming and ordering the seasons
- Naming and ordering the months of the year
- Identifying food groups
- Sorting money
- Picking the right clothes for the weather
- Identifying technological tools
- Using a mouse, trackpad, or touchscreen
- Using a keyboard
For a full list of aligned Common Core standards, visit our Common Core page:
- Number Chart
- Number Counting
- Skip Counting
- Tracing – Number Tracing
- Numbers – Missing
- Numbers – Least to Greatest
- Before & After Numbers
- Greater & Smaller Number
- Number – More or Less
- Numbers -Fact Family
- Numbers – Place Value
- Even & Odd
- Tally Marks
- Fraction Addition
- Fraction Circles
- Fraction Model
- Fraction Subtraction
- Fractions – Comparing
- Fractions – Equivalent
- Decimal Addition
- Decimal Model
- Decimal Subtraction
- Addition – Picture
- Addition – 1 Digit
- Addition – 2 Digit
- Addition – 3 Digit
- Addition – 4 Digit
- Addition – Missing Addend
- Addition Regrouping
- Addition Word Problems
- Subtraction – Picture
- Subtraction – 1 Digit
- Subtraction – 2 Digit
- Subtraction – 3 Digit
- Subtraction – 4 Digit
- Subtraction Regrouping
- Multiplication – Repeated Addition
- Times Tables
- Times Table – Times Table Chart
- Multiplication – Horizontal
- Multiplication – Vertical
- Multiplication-1 Digit
- Multiplication-2 Digit by 2 Digit
- Multiplication-3 Digit by 1 Digit
- Squares – Perfect Squares
- Multiplication Word Problems
- Square Root
- Division – Long Division
- Division-2Digit by1Digit-No Remainder
- Division-2Digit by1Digit-With Remainder
- Division-3Digit by1Digit-No Remainder
- Division – Sharing
- Time – Elapsed Time
- Time – Clock Face
- Pan Balance Problems
- Algebraic Reasoning
- Math Worksheets on Graph Paper
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- Kindergarten Worksheets
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400+ Free Printables and Activities for Kids
If you need free printables for kids in preschool and kindergarten, then I have you covered.
Find hundreds of free printable activities for literacy, math, science and more!
Free Printables
These free printables make it super easy to plan fun and engaging learning experiences for the kids.
All of them are interactive, and have hands-on components and fun themes that will excite and engage the kids.
Plus, you will save time searching for resources and prepping activities. Many of the printables we share here are low-prep and easy to utilize.
So grab some simple supplies and get ready to plan lots of fun and learning for the kids!
Free Printables for Most Preschool Themes
The free printables I share here cover so many different themes! There are learning activities for most of the popular themes in preschool and early elementary.
There are printable learning activities for seasonal themes like apples, pumpkins, gingerbread, snowmen, snowflakes, flowers, insects, rainbows, ocean and much more!
And there are resources for many holidays as well.
In addition, there are lots of activities for themes that you can use any time of year like dinosaurs, farm, space, superheroes, unicorns and more.
Favorite Free Printables
These are some of the most popular free printables here on Fun Learning for Kids.
Check them out and then keep scrolling to find all of our free printables below.
These printable alphabet pencil puzzles will make learning letters and letter sounds so much fun.
This editable alphabet board game is one the most popular resources!
Use these alphabet letter formation cards to reinforce letter recognition, letter formation and introduce beginning letter sounds.
Grab some play dough and these alphabet play dough mats for lots of hands-on alphabet fun!
Reinforce number recognition and counting while developing fine motor skills with these number clip cards .
Letter sounds matching mats are super popular around here and can be used all year long.
These CVC word search sheets are a new favorite. Make learning to read and write CVC words lots of fun!
Grab these CVC word building strips and making learning to read and spell CVC words a hands-on and engaging experience.
These number formation cards give kids practice with number recognition, number formation and counting.
The kids will have a blast with this unicorn editable board game that you can use to teach letters, numbers, phonics skills, word work and more!
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Coding for kindergarten is actually much simpler than you think! Kids as young as five can already understand some of the basic coding concepts, even if they don’t know what they are specifically.
So what exactly does coding for 5 year olds look like? As it turns out, we all use coding concepts on a regular basis without even thinking about it! You would be surprised how almost anything you do in your daily life can be used as an example when explaining the concepts of computer programming to kids. Brushing your teeth? Getting dressed? Making pancakes? All of these are examples of real-life algorithms we use daily. We’ll explain how to use these examples below in a kindergarten coding activity for your classroom.
If you are looking to introduce the basic concepts of coding in kindergarten, here are some super easy ways to do it. You can also grab our printable coding worksheets for kindergarteners at the end of this post.
Here are 5 basic coding concepts 5 year old’s can understand.
Coding for kindergarten concept 1: algorithm.
If you use the word algorithm with a five year old, it probably won’t mean much them. However, they actually use algorithms on a daily basis and the concept is easy to understand. If you are looking to introduce simple coding for kids, the best way to start is with a lesson on Algorithms.
An algorithm is an instruction given in order to complete a certain task and receive the desired result. So, a computer programmer will write an algorithm to tell the computer how to perform a certain task to produce that result.
Explaining algorithms to kindergartens means telling them in their own language. Think of things they do every day, or they see being done every day.
One great example is deciding which clothes to put on when you get dressed. So, if you have just got out of the bath or shower, which piece of clothing would you put on first? You wouldn’t put your underwear on after your jeans would you? Or you wouldn’t put your t-shirt over your sweater/jumper. When getting dressed there is a certain order to put clothes on to make sure you are dressed correctly.
You can write out this algorithm in steps using a visual schedule. Students will need to put the steps in order to design the correct algorithm that will get them dressed in the proper order. Computer programmers need to break down complex steps and order them correctly. This process is called decomposition and is one of the four cornerstones of computational thinking.
Kindergarten Coding Activity Suggestion Are you looking for simple coding activities for kindergarten? Check out this simple unplugged coding activity that teaches about algorithms using hotwheels!
Kindergarten Coding Concept 2: Sequence
Teaching kids about the concept of a sequence is a fairly easy task. Sequence is basically completing a task in a certain order. So, if we refer to algorithms above, it means putting those instructions in order. A great introduction to coding for kids is to learn about sequencing, as this is a core skill that is foundational to many concepts across the curriculum.
You can easily integrate a lesson on sequencing by reading a popular children’s book or nursery rhyme. Break the story into pictures that explain the sequence of events in your book. For example, if you are using a popular story such as Little Red Riding Hood, you can ask students to identify the correct order of events when little red goes to grandma’s house. This fun printable activity will help kids understand the sequence of a story.
Have fun with programming for 5 year olds! There are so many ways to learn about sequencing! Check out our super silly screen free coding activity that is the perfect way to teach a 5 year old to code!
Coding Concept 3: Loop
Mention the word loop to kids and they may already have an idea of what it is about. What is a loop? Something that goes round and round again and again right?
In coding, loops allow you to repeat something again and again. Loops will repeat until you give instructions for the computer to stop. In some cases, you might tell your computer to stop after it has repeated the loop a certain number of times. In other cases, you may tell your computer to stop once a certain condition is met.
When explaining coding to kindergarten kids, it’s useful if we start with an example of something that they already do every day. For loops, an example could be how they arrive at school every day. If every day the child takes the same directions either by foot or by car, this can be considered a loop.
Have your kindergartens outline the steps they take to get to school. Perhaps these might be:
- Walk out of the house to the bus stop
- Wait for the bus
- Get on the School Bus
- Make 4 stops
- Arrive at school
- Walk to the kindergarten classroom
Wouldn’t it be a lot simpler if we didn’t have to write out all these steps every time we went to school? We already do this naturally, by labeling this algorithm as our ‘getting to school’ routine. Since every day we repeat the same steps, this is a considered a loop. We may tell our computer to repeat this loop every day for 100 days. Or we may tell our computer to repeat this loop on weekdays but not weekends. These instructions help our computer know when to stop performing the loop.
Computer programmers use loops to make their programs more efficient. When kindergartener students learn loops, they also become faster and more efficient. For example, learning how to get dressed for outdoor playtime goes faster when the teacher only has to say ‘get dressed’ and does not have to tell each child to put on each item of clothing separately.
Coding Concept 4: Decomposition
Decomposition means breaking down problems into smaller more manageable steps. We can teach kindergarten students about decomposition by asking them to break down their everyday routines into smaller steps.
Ask your students to teach you how to brush your teeth. They may quickly jump to picking up the brush and telling you to brush. Get them to think smaller! First, you need to turn on the water, then you need to pick up your brush, then you need to put toothpaste on the brush, then you add a little water, then you take the brush and rub it back and forth across your teeth. You repeat this action until your teeth are clean. There are many steps needed to brush your teeth!
Decomposition is being able to break these tasks into small chunks that a computer can understand.
Coding Concept 5: Branch
Branching basically means checking conditions which determine the choice being made. So, in other words, making a decision depending on what is happening or what has happened.
When explaining the coding concept branching to kids, you can use an example of their school day using different steps. You can start with what you would expect to happen.
1.Wake up 2.Get dressed 3.Eat breakfast 4.Brush teeth 5.Go to school 6.Come home from school 7.Play 8.Have dinner 9.Read a book 10.Go to bed
Then to go into more detail you could ask things such as: “But what if on Wednesdays you have tennis practice after school, how would that change your day? Or “But on Thursday you are going out for dinner and you will get home late, so there will be no time for reading a book, so what does that mean?”
Using their routines, and the variations of their “normal” routine, can help kids understand what branching means when learning coding concepts for kids.
Kindergarten Coding Activities that Use Branching Teachng coding to kindergarten can be explained with this if/then coding game. Check out our cause and effect activity to learn about branching in the dark!
Bonus Kindergarten Coding Concept: Debug
Debugging has nothing to do with bugs and insects that kids find in the garden. Though that’s what they may think though when you first introduce this coding concept.
Debugging is basically fixing an issue that you come across within the instructions in order to produce your desired result.
So, if you are talking about debugging with kids, they basically need to understand that to debug, is to fix a potential problem. Debugging is one of my favorite coding skills to teach in the kindergarten classroom, as this concept teaches skills that go well beyond the computer. There are so many benefits to teaching kids to cod e, and debugging helps kids build resilience and problem-solving skill essential for their future.
A good example to use for kindergarten kids is giving them steps to follow and making an error in the mistakes. So, write out a “sequence” but put one step in the wrong order.
This can easily be demonstrated using a simple maze. You can use our simple maze made with a deck of cards below or draw your own. Start out by giving instructions to the students that cause them to run into an obstacle or wall of the maze. They will soon realize that there is a “problem” with these instructions and have to figure out how they can fix them to solve the maze.
Debugging isn’t always the easiest coding concept to understand. Most children can become impatient. Many want the answer right there and then. It is an important coding concept to learn because problem-solving plays a large part in computer programming.
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Teaching coding concepts to kindergarten kids.
All of these coding concepts are important for young children to learn not just when learning to code, but to have as everyday skills to use throughout their lives. This is why we must start young. Coding isn’t just for adults, coding for kindergarten kids and school kids is just as important. The more they learn while they are young, the better they are set up for success in the future.
Check out this kindergarten coding video on my YouTube and subscribe for more fun coding ideas for kids.
Programming for 5 year olds With a simple deck of cards you can teach your kids how to code algorithms and debug them in a simple grid maze. Check out this coding activity for more details
Frequently Asked Questions about Coding for Kindergarten
Put simply, coding is giving instructions to a computer in a language it understands. By starting out with fun unplugged activities we can teach the basic coding concepts to kids as young as kindergarten.
It’s unrealistic to expect a 5 year old to be designing games and apps. At age 5, the best part to learn to code is to start with unplugged coding activities . These activities will teach basic coding concepts like algorithms and debugging.
The best way to teach kindergarteners about coding is to engage them with unplugged coding activities for kids. These activities will teach the basic concepts of coding in a fun and engaging way.
There are many ways to get starting teaching your child to code! Visit our unplugged coding activities page or start off with our article on how to make coding fun as a start.
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Thanks for this. I love it. My 5 years old wants to code too because his elder brothers are learning to Code. I have been thinking of how to teach coding at his level. This article sure did it for me. Thanks.
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Please could you recommend a site that teaches kids to code? 5year old
Hi Joe! 5 years old is a great age to start with some basic concepts – I would use an app-based program at this age that makes coding fun – here are our suggestions by age group – https://teachyourkidscode.com/best-coding-apps-for-kids/
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- Make a chalk maze – create a maze for toy cars using sidewalk chalk
2. Build a backyard obstacle course outside .
3. Build a fort – used blankets, cushions and chairs to build the ultimate retreat nook. Dontas forget to add lots and lots of books!
4. Build a marble Run – use cardboard, construction paper, tape and marbles. Roll the construction paper up to make a tube and tape them to the cardboard to make a marble run.
5. Make silly putty .
6. Giant Dots and Boxes .
7. Play with giant water beads .
8. Nature Tea Party – Collect things from your backyard like rocks, leaves, dirt and flowers to make a nature tea using your favourite tea set or a jug and cups.
9. Spr ay Bottle Water Fights .
10. Magnetic Tile Ramps .
11. DIY Post-It Dominoes .
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12. Three Marker Colouring Challenge – Close your eyes and choose three markers from a pile. Use those colours and only those three colours to colour a favourite coloring page.
13. Make crazy hats – Construction paper, tape and scissors. Create the craziest looking hats you can using cut out lighten bolts, spirals, and different shapes.
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19. Paint Kindness Rocks – paint rocks using washable paints and brushes and once dry write kind messages on them.
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29. Colour by Addition – Parents write simple addition or subtraction problems in each section of a colouring paper. Then create a key idenifitin which colour each answer should be. For instance if the answer is 3 then colour that second red.
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32. Spray Bottle Letters – use a spray bottle to make letters on a fence or on a sidewalk.
33. Ice Cream Skip Counting Sticky Wall – Supplies: contact paper, masking tape, foam sheets, scissors and black sharpie.
34. Build A Magnetic Tile Clock – use magnetic tiles to make a giant clock. Use post it notes for the numbers or washable chalk markers.
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45. Cork Boat Sensory Bin – make boats out of corks, elastic bands, toothpicks and foam sheets for the sails. Fill a sensory bin with water and blue food colouring, fish, sharks and sea shells.
46. Ocean Sensory Bottles
47. Wash the Horses Sensory Bin – fill a sensory bin with water and bubble bath to make bubbles. Add horse toys, combs and wash clothes.
48. Cloud Dough Kitchen
49. Textured Playdough Activity
50. One- Step Slime Sensory Bin
51. Under The Sea Bath
52. Make Shaving Cream Worms – use shaving cream, colander and a large bowl to make shaving cream worms. Turn large bowl upside down, cover the top with shaving cream, press colander down on the shaving cream to let it squeeze through the holes of the colander.
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Hii all activities are mind blowing. Can u please tell some activities for 3 years old boy baby
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K5 Learning offers free worksheets, flashcards and inexpensive workbooks for kids in kindergarten to grade 5. Become a member to access additional content and skip ads. Sounds and phonics worksheets for preschool and kindergarten, including beginning sounds, consonants, vowels and rhyming.
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The most sophisticated phonological awareness skill (and the last to develop) is called phonemic awareness — the ability to hear, recognize, and play with the individual sounds (phonemes ) in spoken words. When playing with the sounds in word, children learn to: Blend individual sounds to make a word. Stretch out a word into its individual ...
These colors worksheets help students learn the basic colors; they include exercises on tracing and printing the words for each color, matching objects to their colors and organizing pictures by color. Learn the colors. Connect the color to its name. Match objects to their colors. Sort objects by color. Match & write colors. Read and color.
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