Parents’ activity guide

Choose one activity that fits the time and materials you have. Print a single page and let your child show you how they approach it.

For a child who loves drawing

Start with the fish in Mystery picture dots. Count aloud as you connect each point. Once the outline is complete, invite your child to add scales or draw an underwater scene.

For a child learning their name

Print the first letter from the uppercase collection. Find the other letters in the lowercase collection. Finish with a personalised name sheet so the letters form a familiar word.

For a five-minute counting game

Use one row from Number tracing. Count the dots with a finger, then fetch that many buttons or crayons. Return to the page and trace the numeral.

For children learning Urdu

Choose one row in the Urdu pack. Read the letter aloud, trace it from right to left where appropriate, and look for it together in a familiar word.

For sharing a classroom activity

Use Teachers’ Corner to prepare a named page for each learner. During Pattern play, ask partners to swap pages and complete each other’s pattern.