Printable Activity Studio
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Prepare a printable activity pack.

Choose worksheets, review your working pack and download a printable PDF. Save a collection or backup file to reuse your lesson.

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One lesson, your library, and backup files

These tools have different jobs. A file may download to the same folder, but what it contains determines how you use it.

Working pack: one lesson

Your current workspace for choosing, arranging and adapting worksheets.

The Save pack file button downloads this one lesson, including its worksheet order and print settings. The Load pack file button restores one lesson into the working pack, replacing what is there.

Useful for sharing a lesson, archiving it by subject or moving it to another device.

My Library: your lesson shelf

A set of named collections kept in this browser, such as Monday maths and Rainy-day activities.

The Save current pack as a new collection button adds a lesson to that shelf. The Open selected collection button copies a saved lesson into the working pack for editing ↑.

Opening a collection does not download a file. Edits change the saved collection only when you click the Save changes to selected collection button.

Backups: portability and protection

One lesson

Save a copy: Click the Save pack file button to download a backup of the current working pack.

Restore a copy: Click the Load pack file button and choose a previously saved pack file. It opens in the working pack.

Your whole library

Save a copy: Click the Export library backup button to download a backup of all your saved collections.

Restore a copy: Click the Import library backup button and choose a previously saved library file. Its collections are added to My Library.

Keep these .json files in an organised folder or your own cloud storage. Importing a library adds collections and keeps ones already present; it does not replace your working pack.

For printing: Download pack PDF creates printable pages. A PDF cannot be loaded as a pack or library backup. Browser collections stay on this device; clearing site data can remove them, so keep a library backup if you want recovery.

Go to Working pack · Go to My Library

Start with a lesson pack

Choose a small set of activities, then adapt your page order. Adding a starter keeps your existing worksheets and print settings.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

Count and show to five

Connect counted pictures with spoken numbers and early written digits.

Learning goal: Count each object once and say how many there are.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Count aloud together, trace a numeral, then compare two groups using more, fewer or the same. An adult can write the comparison symbol.

Adapt the lesson: Use counters over the pictures first. Move to 6–10 only when counting to five is comfortable.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 5–7 · 3 worksheets

Build a whole to ten

Represent quantities, complete a ten frame and find missing parts.

Learning goal: Explain how two parts combine to make a whole.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Show quantities in frames, complete the make-ten sheet, then solve number bonds with counters if needed.

Adapt the lesson: Start with bonds within five. Use New practice sheet on ten frames for another attempt without raising the level.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

Look closely: shape and size

Notice what changes and explain whether the difference is shape or size.

Learning goal: Describe a visible difference using shape and size words.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Match identical pictures, find the differently sized picture, then sort big and small shapes.

Adapt the lesson: Ask the child to point before drawing or circling. Keep colour mode the same so the focus stays on shape and size.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

Position words and paths

Practise inside, outside and beside before following a simple route.

Learning goal: Use position words to describe where an object is.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Read the inside/outside directions aloud, try beside/between with real objects, then trace the maze route with a finger.

Adapt the lesson: Model each position with a toy first. Offer the pencil only after the child can follow the route with a finger.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

Listen and look

Listen to position words, match pictures and sort familiar shapes.

Learning goal: Understand spoken positions and recognise matching shapes.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Read one direction at a time, match pairs, then name the shapes while sorting.

Adapt the lesson: Demonstrate above and below with a toy first.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 5–7 · 3 worksheets

Measure and compare

Measure with equal blocks, compare quantities and find a difference.

Learning goal: Measure with equal units and compare quantities.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Count the printed blocks, compare groups, then act out taking away.

Adapt the lesson: Discuss longer and shorter orally before subtraction.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

Shape and size exploration

Trace familiar shapes, group matching shapes and compare picture sizes.

Learning goal: Recognise shapes and distinguish size from shape.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Trace outlines, sort by shape, then find the smaller picture.

Adapt the lesson: Name the shapes together before using a pencil.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

First numbers

Count small groups, trace early digits and compare bigger pictures.

Learning goal: Count small groups and begin forming numerals.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Count pictures, trace digits, then discuss bigger and smaller.

Adapt the lesson: Use counters and model each digit.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

Pencil practice

Try shape outlines, straight tracing paths and large colouring pictures.

Learning goal: Practise controlled pencil movements.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Trace shapes, follow straight paths, then colour a large picture.

Adapt the lesson: Use a finger first; offer a crayon or thick pencil.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 3–5 · 3 worksheets

Look and match

Match pairs, find a different picture and identify the smaller picture.

Learning goal: Find visual similarities and differences.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Match pairs, explain the odd picture, then identify the smaller item.

Adapt the lesson: Ask for pointing or spoken answers before drawing lines.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 5–7 · 3 worksheets

Early number skills

Combine groups, take pictures away and find missing parts of a whole.

Learning goal: Connect combining and taking away with parts and wholes.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Act out addition, cross out subtraction, then fill a missing bond.

Adapt the lesson: Use counters and read number sentences aloud together.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

Suggested ages 5–7 · 3 worksheets

Patterns and quantities

Count along number rows, continue picture patterns and compare groups.

Learning goal: Notice counting order, repeating rules and relative quantities.

Teaching notes and worksheet previews

Suggested order: Complete a number row, say the picture pattern aloud, then compare groups.

Adapt the lesson: Act out the repeating rule with objects first.

Work at the child’s pace; you do not need to finish every sheet in one sitting.

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My Library · Saved on this device

Organise your saved lessons. Keep named collections such as Monday maths or Shape practice. No login needed. This library stays in this browser; clearing site data removes it. Export a backup to keep a copy.

Choose worksheets ↑ · Review working pack ↑

Your library is empty. Choose worksheets in the Choose worksheets section above, give your collection a name, then save it here. You can also import a library backup.

Keep a named copy of your current working pack in this browser.

Open a collection from My Library

Choose a named lesson stored in this browser. Opening it takes you back to the working pack for editing ↑. The saved collection stays unchanged until you save changes.

Load the selected collection into the working pack so you can edit it.

Download printable pages from the selected collection without changing your working pack.
Overwrite the selected saved collection with the worksheets and settings in your current working pack.
Change the Collection name field, then rename the selected saved collection.
Remove the selected saved collection from this browser. Undo deletion is available until this page is reloaded or closed.
Save one backup file containing all your collections. Choose its name and folder when prompted; otherwise check Downloads. Keep it for recovery or transfer.
Choose a library backup from this site to add its collections here. Existing collections are kept.

Opening a collection replaces your working pack. Save your current pack first. Collections change only when you save or replace them; editing the working pack does not alter a saved collection.