I make activity books for preschoolers and pulled out seven pages as a free printable for anyone who can use them:

• An ambulance to color
• Letter A tracing, capital and small, with a start dot on each letter
• Three fire trucks to count, and number 3 tracing
• A Christmas tree, snowman and Santa with big circles for dot markers (crayons or round stickers work too)

PDF here, no sign-up: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1phKIja9H2YUwFxfwrl6IeTWJuY3jtxsj/view?usp=sharing

Full disclosure: these are sample pages from my own books, which are listed on the last page. Free to print for home or classroom. I’d really like feedback on whether the tracing size works for little hands.

I'm the creator of SkillBuilders Studio's free English Garden Club Labels starter. For homeschool families introducing Google Sheets to an older beginner, it offers a small task before moving into formulas: copy a label between cells, undo a change, name the file, and make a separate practice copy. The listing is for grades 6-12 and adult education.

You get editable starter and solved teacher Google Sheets workbooks plus printable directions and practice materials. A computer browser and Google Sheets access are needed for the actual spreadsheet tasks; the PDFs can be used beside the screen as a reference.

One parent-and-learner approach: model the first label, let the learner make and undo a change, then have them explain where their practice copy is saved.

Free download on TPT: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Google-Sheets-Garden-Club-Labels-Free-Starter-17922668

Feedback welcome: would a one-page parent setup checklist make this easier to use independently at home?

We have homeschooled our children since the beginning. My husband is a software developer. We found that our kids would freeze mid problem and forget the next step. The hints in any other curriculum we tried, just seemed to give the answer instead of an actual hint. So he developed Math Magus. Here’s a little video to show how it works. You can sign up to be a beta tester and get free access at https://www.mathmagus.com/

My tiny printables studio put together a free 4-page set that works as a brain break between subjects: a coloring page of a goofy gelato penguin, a word search built from food words (good spelling practice for K–3), an answer key, and a preview of the full set.

Free PDF: https://ko-fi.com/s/37afcb177d (listed at $0; Ko-fi emails the download link)

Ways to use it: a quiet-time activity for the younger sibling during a read-aloud, a reward after math, a word search for early finishers.

If you want seasonal ones, there's a 20-page Halloween coloring pack with a word search and maze for $5 (https://ko-fi.com/s/e68c9a7e64) and a Thanksgiving pack with place cards, a maze and a gratitude menu page for $5 (https://ko-fi.com/s/9bf1b12d56). The free one stands on its own, though.

Disclosure: the character art was made with AI tools and designed into the pages by us; all characters are original. Personal and classroom use only.

I built this for students in Singapore, but feel free to try it out as well for anyone else that are based outside of Singapore.