Kindergarten exercises
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A complete PDF workbook, 5 magic colouring pages, and 30 corrected interactive exercises: letters, sounds, first numbers, and spatial awareness — a selection of Kindergarten concepts. Free, immediate, no email.
Free PDFs for Kindergarten
Direct download, A4 printing at home — paper makes you write, and writing helps you remember.
The Kindergarten holiday workbook
A complete PDF workbook: a selection of concepts, ready to print in A4.
Download the PDF →5 Kindergarten magic colouring pages
One calculation per box, one hidden drawing per page — calculation disguised as a game.
See the colouring pages →Kindergarten writing
Pre-writing patterns, capital letters and numbers to trace — a free 14-page pack.
See the sheets →Montessori Cards
Free nomenclature cards to learn by handling.
See the cards →30 Kindergarten exercises online, self-marking
To do on tablet or computer, no account needed: the exercise corrects itself immediately, the child works independently.
✍️ French · 12 exercises
🔢 Maths · 8 exercises
🧭 Discovery & spatial awareness · 10 exercises
What a child works on in Kindergarten (age 5-6)
In Kindergarten, everything is prepared: recognising letters and sounds, counting up to 10, spatial awareness, holding a pencil. These exercises cover exactly these pillars — it’s the launching pad for CP (age 6-7).
To follow the programme day by day without thinking, the 31-day Kindergarten Adventure — free — sends an interactive workbook every morning with Bibou the owl.
Everything you need to know
Yes, 100%. The PDF workbook downloads immediately without email or registration, and the online exercises are done directly in the browser, no account needed.
A complete holiday workbook offering Kindergarten activities: letters, sounds, first numbers, and spatial awareness — a selection of Kindergarten concepts. It prints in A4 at home, in black and white if you prefer.
Both complement each other: paper makes you write — it's irreplaceable for memorisation — and interactive exercises correct themselves, allowing the child to work independently. The ideal: a bit of both, 10 minutes a day.
You can start with a short activity and stop as soon as fatigue appears. Regularity matters much more than duration: better one exercise per day than ten on Sunday.
Other free Kindergarten resources
📚 The Kindergarten holiday workbook guide
What a child learns during the year, and how to support them without pushing too hard.
🎨 Kindergarten magic colouring
One calculation per box, one hidden drawing per page — 5 free PDFs.
📝 All exercises to print
From Kindergarten to CM2: the PDF and exercises for each level.
Exercises for other levels: CP (6-7 years old) · CE1 (7-8 years old) · CE2 (8-9 years old) · CM1 (9-10 years old) · CM2 (10-11 years old)
Ten minutes a day, and it changes the year
Download the free Kindergarten workbook now — instant PDF, no email needed. Your child can start tonight.
📥 Download the free workbook