Free printable preschool worksheets
Pre-writing, letter and number tracing, counting, cutting practice, dot-to-dot, mazes and puzzles for children aged 3 to 6. Every sheet is made for one age band – wide tracks and big shapes for ages 3–4, finer tasks for ages 4–5 – and carries a short tip for parents on how to use it. PDF download, no sign-up.
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Pre-writing and tracing
Tracing lines prepares the hand for drawing and writing: big strokes from the shoulder first, then the wrist, finally the fingers. Each sheet has one track per page, bold lines and a short tip on how to use it at home.
🔢 14 sheetsDot-to-dot
A dot-to-dot trains three things at once: guiding a line, the number sequence, and the joy of a picture appearing from dots. For ages 3–4 we start without numbers (match the pictures) and with five dots; for ages 4–5 we go to 1–10 and 1–15.
🧩 14 sheetsPuzzles and mazes
Mazes, shadows, odd one out, spot the difference, picture sudoku. Each puzzle trains one thing — attention, planning, sorting — and is pitched so a child of that age can do it alone.
🔤 28 sheetsLetter tracing A–Z
Uppercase letters A–Z to trace, one letter per page. A large model shows where to start (the dot) and, with numbered arrows, the order and direction of each stroke.
🔟 12 sheetsNumber tracing 1–10
Numbers 1 to 10 to trace, one per page. A large model shows where to start (the dot) and which way to go (the arrow), next to the same number of pictures to count.
🧮 9 sheetsCounting 1–10
Counting worksheets to 3, to 5 and to 10: count the pictures, touch each one, then match the result to dots or to a numeral.
✂️ 18 sheetsCutting practice
Eighteen cutting worksheets, from the very first snip to cutting out shapes: straight lines, gentle curves, zigzags, waves, a spiral, outlines and cut and paste. The dashed lines are bold and easy to see.
🌀 22 sheetsMazes for kids
Twenty-two printable mazes, sorted by age. Each has one way in, one finish and exactly one correct path, so a child can never end up in a maze with no solution.
🎄 12 sheetsChristmas worksheets
Twelve printable Christmas worksheets sorted by age: pre-writing, counting, dot-to-dot, mazes and puzzles with trees, presents, stars and sleds.
🌀 12 sheetsWarm-up strokes
Twelve printable warm-up worksheets sorted by age: big circles, lying eights, waves across the page, loops, spirals and mirrored drawing with both hands.
🔤 12 sheetsUppercase letter tracing
Twelve uppercase letter tracing worksheets sorted by age: the whole alphabet on one page, letter rows that shrink from a big box to a small one, words to trace and a sheet for the child's own name.
🔢 12 sheetsDot-to-dot 1–30
Twelve number dot-to-dot printables sorted by age: to ten for the youngest, to twenty for four- and five-year-olds, and to thirty for kindergarten.
🍂 12 sheetsFall worksheets
Twelve printable fall worksheets sorted by age: pre-writing, counting, dot-to-dot, mazes and puzzles with leaves, acorns, mushrooms, a hedgehog and a squirrel.
🔡 12 sheetsLowercase letter tracing
Twelve lowercase letter tracing worksheets sorted by age: the whole small alphabet on one page, letter rows a to z, a separate sheet for the letters with tails below the line, and words to trace.
🔢 12 sheetsCount and write 1–10
Twelve worksheets where the child counts the pictures and writes the numeral that goes with them. Sorted by age, from counting to three up to a backwards number line.
🌍 9 sheetsWorld countries – worksheets and fun facts
Nine worksheets about three countries: India, the USA and the UK. Each country has three sheets by age – find the same picture for the youngest, a picture quiz for four-year-olds and true or false for early readers.
Newest sheets
SaveCutting curved lines: a wide path
Cutting practice · ages 3–4
SaveGive a haircut: hair and mane
Cutting practice · ages 3–4
SaveCut and paste: what goes together
Cutting practice · ages 3–4
SaveCutting along outlines: star, heart, leaf
Cutting practice · ages 4–5
SaveFour-piece puzzle: cut it up and build it
Cutting practice · ages 4–5
SaveCut and paste by size
Cutting practice · ages 4–5
SaveCut out a paper crown
Cutting practice · ages 5–6
SaveCut out and build a flower
Cutting practice · ages 5–6How to use the worksheets at home
Short and often: 3–5 minutes for three-year-olds, 5–10 minutes for five-year-olds, two or three times a week. A thick triangular crayon, paper taped to the table, feet on the floor. Praise effort and finishing, not precision – that comes on its own. If the child refuses a sheet, it is either too hard (try one age band down) or the wrong moment; never push.