Preschool Printables

Working on preschool skills at home or in a preschool setting is a great way to help learners develop a passion for learning.

Learning at this age needs to be as play-based as possible. While worksheets can certainly be used with preschoolers {all of my preschoolers BEGGED for them}, they’re not going to be your main dish. Your main dish for learning at this age will be play. Many of the printable preschool activities you find in this section can be used along with play to reinforce learning.

This page is where I have links to most of the preschool printables I’ve created for the blog. Scroll down to find even MORE Preschool Printables related to teaching the alphabet, reading readiness, fine motor skills, counting, shapes, & more!

Our most popular preschool printables are our seasonal Preschool & Kindergarten Learning Packs! These packs have emergent readers plus activities for beginning letter sounds, rhyming, syllables, counting, making patterns, number recognition, handwriting, and more!

I also have two printable learning curricula sets for preschoolers. Not all preschoolers will love these, and that’s okay. That’s why I’ve offered all the packs for FREE so you can try them out!

1. Our FREE Alphabet Packs are great for teaching letters and their sounds. The activities were designed with older tots and preschoolers in mind who like to stay active as they learn. {The bundle pack can be purchased.}

2. Older preschoolers may enjoy Reading the Alphabet, a curriculum I designed for my older preschooler who was ready to explore reading, but at a slower pace. Since then, I’ve used it with my other older preschoolers, and thousands of readers have used it with their preschoolers, too! {The bundle pack can be purchased.}

You might also like our newer seasonal Printable Preschool Packs, which incorporate fun clip art! They’re great for older toddlers, younger preschoolers, or reluctant learners.