- 100% Free
- Ages 3 to 5
- Screen-free
Free Preschool Curriculum, Activities & Printables
Everything you need to teach your 3 to 5 year old at home: a free 12-month curriculum, 74+ easy activities, games, songs, and printable worksheets and coloring pages. Play-based, easy to follow, and made for busy parents.
- No sign-up needed
- Free to use at home or in class
- Safety tips in every activity
- 12Months of free curriculum
- 74+Easy activities
- 74Learning games
- 85Songs and rhymes
- 119Worksheet packs
- 117Coloring pages
- 51Classic toys explained
- 76Book picks
Start Here: What Do You Need Today?
Pick what fits your day. Everything below is free to use, with no sign-up.
I want a plan to follow
A free 12-month curriculum with weekly topics, letters, math, and science.
See the Plan →I need a quick idea
74+ short activities that use things you already have at home.
Browse Activities →I want something to print
Free worksheets and coloring pages, ready to print on A4 paper.
Get Free Printables →We want to play and sing
Learning games, songs, and classic toys, all screen-free.
Play & Learn →I would like to read together
76 book picks, with a note on how each one helps your child.
Find a Book →I want parent advice
Free guides on school readiness, screen time, safe toys, and big feelings.
Read the Blog →How It Works
Four simple steps. No special training, and no expensive supplies.
Begin with Month 1
Start any time of year. Each month has a theme, four weekly topics, and goals in every learning area.
Do one or two short activities
Pick an activity, set a timer for 5 to 20 minutes, and use things you already have.
Add printables and play
Pair lessons with free worksheets and coloring pages, then play a game or sing a song.
Track your child’s progress
Use the milestone lists and the readiness checklist to see how your child is growing.
The Free 12-Month Plan at a Glance
Follow the months in order, or jump to the theme your child loves. Each month page has a weekly lesson plan, a supplies list, and easy activities.
Free Preschool Activities for Every Learning Area
74+ short, hands-on activities
Pick one or two a day. Every activity is free and is written for busy parents, with clear steps and no special supplies.
- Supplies you already have at home
- 5 to 20 minutes each
- Safety notes in every activity
- Easier and harder versions for ages 3, 4, and 5
Free Printable Worksheets and Coloring Pages
Download and print as many as you need. Every printable is a free A4 PDF, ready for home or classroom use.
Free Worksheets
119 packs · 916 pagesTracing, counting, shapes, science, feelings, and kindergarten readiness. Every pack is free to download.
Browse Free Worksheets
Free Coloring Pages
117 pages · 8 categoriesBig, bold outlines of animals, dinosaurs, vehicles, ocean life, planets, flowers, food, and bugs, each with a word to trace.
Browse Free Coloring Pages
Featured Printable: Letter Tracing Worksheets A–Z
4 pages of uppercase and lowercase tracing, with tips for using them at home. Free to download.
Play & Learn: Free Games, Songs, and Classic Toys
Screen-free fun that builds letters, counting, listening, movement, and kindness.
74 Free Learning Games
Easy games sorted by type: letters, counting, memory, movement, calm play, and car games. Each lists supplies, steps, and safety tips.
Play Free Games85 Preschool Songs and Rhymes
Nursery rhymes, action songs, finger plays, counting songs, and lullabies, with ideas for singing and moving together.
Sing Along51 Classic Educational Toys
Blocks, play dough, puzzles, and instruments, grouped by skill, with advantages, safe use, and choking hazards for each.
Explore ToysFree Book Lists for Parents and Preschoolers
76 books for ages 3 to 5, with how each one helps
Find picture books for letters, math, science, feelings, art, and songs, plus guides for parents. Learn how to read aloud in 7 simple steps, and which questions to ask.
Built on How Preschoolers Learn
Simple, safe, and based on guidance from trusted early childhood sources.
Based on national learning areas
The curriculum follows the five learning areas used by Head Start, so it fits what most preschools and kindergartens expect.
Play-based and short
Early childhood experts recommend learning through play. Activities take 5 to 20 minutes and are easy to adjust.
Safety first
Activities include safety notes, and we leave out risky ideas like water beads and raw flour dough.
Everyday supplies
Paper, crayons, cups, and cardboard are enough. No special kits or expensive supplies.
Made by a Parent, for Parents
Why we built Pre-School Online
We wanted calm, screen-smart ways to teach and play with children ages 3 to 5, without paying for programs or feeling like we had to be teachers. So we built a free place for curriculum, activities, games, songs, and printables.
Read our story and our simple screen-smart tips.
About UsQuestions, ideas, or a guest post?
Tell us what you would like to see next, report a correction, or share your parenting story. We read every message.
lets-connect@pre-school.onlineLatest Free Guides from Our Blog
New articles on school readiness, early learning, screen-free play, safe toys, and big feelings. Always free to read.
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How to Teach a Preschooler to Share: Simple Steps That Actually Work
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First Day of Preschool: 12 Tips to Help Your Child (and You) Feel Ready
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Daily Routine for Preschoolers: A Simple Schedule That Works at Home
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is this for?
Everything is made for children ages 3 to 5, and many ideas work for 2-year-olds with extra help. Every activity has an easier and a harder version.
Is everything really free?
Yes. The curriculum, activities, games, songs, toy guides, worksheets, coloring pages, and blog are free to use. There is no sign-up and no cost.
Do I need a teaching background?
No. The plan is play-based and easy to follow, with simple steps and short activities. You do not need to be a teacher.
How much time does it take each day?
Plan about 20 to 30 minutes in short blocks of 5 to 15 minutes. Mix learning with plenty of play, outdoor time, and rest.
Do I have to start in a certain month?
No. Months are numbered 1 to 12, not tied to the calendar. Start with Month 1 at any time, or jump to the theme your child loves.
How do I print the worksheets and coloring pages?
Every printable is an A4 PDF. Tap Free Download, open the file, and print at Actual size or 100 percent. On Letter paper, choose Fit.
Are the activities, games, and toys safe?
Each activity and game lists safety notes, and our toy guide explains choking hazards and labels. Always supervise young children and follow product age labels.
Do you sell toys or show ads for products?
No. We describe types of toys and do not sell them or recommend brands. Our resources are free to use.
Ready to Begin?
Start with Month 1 today. Pick one activity, set a timer for 10 minutes, and have fun. Everything is free to use.
Questions? Email lets-connect@pre-school.online
This site shares general educational information for parents. It is not medical advice. If you are concerned about your child’s development, talk with your child’s doctor or teacher. Always supervise young children. Icons: Twemoji by Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
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How to Teach a Preschooler to Share: Simple Steps That Actually Work
Read article →: How to Teach a Preschooler to Share: Simple Steps That Actually WorkPreschooler won’t share? Learn why it’s hard, what to expect at ages 3 to 5, and simple scripts, games, and books that teach sharing…
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First Day of Preschool: 12 Tips to Help Your Child (and You) Feel Ready
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Daily Routine for Preschoolers: A Simple Schedule That Works at Home
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How to Teach Sight Words to Preschoolers (And When to Start)
Read article →: How to Teach Sight Words to Preschoolers (And When to Start)Not sure if your preschooler is ready for sight words? Learn what to teach first, how many words to try, and easy games and…
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is this for?
Everything is made for children ages 3 to 5, and many ideas work for 2-year-olds with extra help. Every activity has an easier and a harder version.
Is everything really free?
Yes. The curriculum, activities, games, songs, toy guides, worksheets, coloring pages, and blog are free to use. There is no sign-up and no cost.
Do I need a teaching background?
No. The plan is play-based and easy to follow, with simple steps and short activities. You do not need to be a teacher.
How much time does it take each day?
Plan about 20 to 30 minutes in short blocks of 5 to 15 minutes. Mix learning with plenty of play, outdoor time, and rest.
Do I have to start in a certain month?
No. Months are numbered 1 to 12, not tied to the calendar. Start with Month 1 at any time, or jump to the theme your child loves.
How do I print the worksheets and coloring pages?
Every printable is an A4 PDF. Tap Free Download, open the file, and print at Actual size or 100 percent. On Letter paper, choose Fit.
Are the activities, games, and toys safe?
Each activity and game lists safety notes, and our toy guide explains choking hazards and labels. Always supervise young children and follow product age labels.
Do you sell toys or show ads for products?
No. We describe types of toys and do not sell them or recommend brands. Our resources are free to use.
Ready to Begin?
Start with Month 1 today. Pick one activity, set a timer for 10 minutes, and have fun. Everything is free to use.
Questions? Email lets-connect@pre-school.online
This site shares general educational information for parents. It is not medical advice. If you are concerned about your child’s development, talk with your child’s doctor or teacher. Always supervise young children. Icons: Twemoji by Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
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How to Teach a Preschooler to Share: Simple Steps That Actually Work
Read article →: How to Teach a Preschooler to Share: Simple Steps That Actually WorkPreschooler won’t share? Learn why it’s hard, what to expect at ages 3 to 5, and simple scripts, games, and books that teach sharing…
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First Day of Preschool: 12 Tips to Help Your Child (and You) Feel Ready
Read article →: First Day of Preschool: 12 Tips to Help Your Child (and You) Feel ReadyNervous about the first day of preschool? Try these 12 calm, practical tips for drop-off, goodbyes, and tears, before and after school starts.
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Daily Routine for Preschoolers: A Simple Schedule That Works at Home
Read article →: Daily Routine for Preschoolers: A Simple Schedule That Works at HomeBuild a daily routine for preschoolers that cuts battles and builds habits. See a sample schedule, a free routine chart, and tips for ages…
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How to Teach Sight Words to Preschoolers (And When to Start)
Read article →: How to Teach Sight Words to Preschoolers (And When to Start)Not sure if your preschooler is ready for sight words? Learn what to teach first, how many words to try, and easy games and…
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is this for?
Everything is made for children ages 3 to 5, and many ideas work for 2-year-olds with extra help. Every activity has an easier and a harder version.
Is everything really free?
Yes. The curriculum, activities, games, songs, toy guides, worksheets, coloring pages, and blog are free to use. There is no sign-up and no cost.
Do I need a teaching background?
No. The plan is play-based and easy to follow, with simple steps and short activities. You do not need to be a teacher.
How much time does it take each day?
Plan about 20 to 30 minutes in short blocks of 5 to 15 minutes. Mix learning with plenty of play, outdoor time, and rest.
Do I have to start in a certain month?
No. Months are numbered 1 to 12, not tied to the calendar. Start with Month 1 at any time, or jump to the theme your child loves.
How do I print the worksheets and coloring pages?
Every printable is an A4 PDF. Tap Free Download, open the file, and print at Actual size or 100 percent. On Letter paper, choose Fit.
Are the activities, games, and toys safe?
Each activity and game lists safety notes, and our toy guide explains choking hazards and labels. Always supervise young children and follow product age labels.
Do you sell toys or show ads for products?
No. We describe types of toys and do not sell them or recommend brands. Our resources are free to use.
Ready to Begin?
Start with Month 1 today. Pick one activity, set a timer for 10 minutes, and have fun. Everything is free to use.
Questions? Email lets-connect@pre-school.online
This site shares general educational information for parents. It is not medical advice. If you are concerned about your child’s development, talk with your child’s doctor or teacher. Always supervise young children. Icons: Twemoji by Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
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How to Teach a Preschooler to Share: Simple Steps That Actually Work
Read article →: How to Teach a Preschooler to Share: Simple Steps That Actually WorkPreschooler won’t share? Learn why it’s hard, what to expect at ages 3 to 5, and simple scripts, games, and books that teach sharing…
-
First Day of Preschool: 12 Tips to Help Your Child (and You) Feel Ready
Read article →: First Day of Preschool: 12 Tips to Help Your Child (and You) Feel ReadyNervous about the first day of preschool? Try these 12 calm, practical tips for drop-off, goodbyes, and tears, before and after school starts.
-
Daily Routine for Preschoolers: A Simple Schedule That Works at Home
Read article →: Daily Routine for Preschoolers: A Simple Schedule That Works at HomeBuild a daily routine for preschoolers that cuts battles and builds habits. See a sample schedule, a free routine chart, and tips for ages…
-
How to Teach Sight Words to Preschoolers (And When to Start)
Read article →: How to Teach Sight Words to Preschoolers (And When to Start)Not sure if your preschooler is ready for sight words? Learn what to teach first, how many words to try, and easy games and…
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How to Teach Colors and Shapes to Preschoolers: Easy Games and Free Printables
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Frequently Asked Questions
What ages is this for?
Everything is made for children ages 3 to 5, and many ideas work for 2-year-olds with extra help. Every activity has an easier and a harder version.
Is everything really free?
Yes. The curriculum, activities, games, songs, toy guides, worksheets, coloring pages, and blog are free to use. There is no sign-up and no cost.
Do I need a teaching background?
No. The plan is play-based and easy to follow, with simple steps and short activities. You do not need to be a teacher.
How much time does it take each day?
Plan about 20 to 30 minutes in short blocks of 5 to 15 minutes. Mix learning with plenty of play, outdoor time, and rest.
Do I have to start in a certain month?
No. Months are numbered 1 to 12, not tied to the calendar. Start with Month 1 at any time, or jump to the theme your child loves.
How do I print the worksheets and coloring pages?
Every printable is an A4 PDF. Tap Free Download, open the file, and print at Actual size or 100 percent. On Letter paper, choose Fit.
Are the activities, games, and toys safe?
Each activity and game lists safety notes, and our toy guide explains choking hazards and labels. Always supervise young children and follow product age labels.
Do you sell toys or show ads for products?
No. We describe types of toys and do not sell them or recommend brands. Our resources are free to use.
Ready to Begin?
Start with Month 1 today. Pick one activity, set a timer for 10 minutes, and have fun. Everything is free to use.
Questions? Email lets-connect@pre-school.online
This site shares general educational information for parents. It is not medical advice. If you are concerned about your child’s development, talk with your child’s doctor or teacher. Always supervise young children. Icons: Twemoji by Twitter, Inc. and other contributors, licensed under CC BY 4.0.