Home Preschool Year: Preschool, ages 3 to 5

Know what to teach your 3 to 5 year old each week at home: one week guide, what to print, what to gather, and pages to do together.

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Try Week 1 free first: US Letter PDF · A4 PDF · Year Map

Look inside

Real pages from the free Week 1, shown smaller than print size.

Week 1 guideDay 1 to Day 5 steps for letters, counting, a circle, color, and sorting
Print and gatherPage list, supplies, play this week, and read-aloud topics
Color AaBig A and a, with apple, ant, and alligator picture words
Cut and sortAnimal and home picture cards to cut and glue into two groups

What you get

Start Here guide
One-page Year Map of all 36 weeks
36 week files: a week guide with Day 1 to Day 5 steps and an easier option each day, a print-and-gather list, and 7 activity pages
180 numbered lessons, undated
Progress Checklists for letters, numbers, shapes, colors and early skills

Specs

Preschool Year specs
Pages	342 per paper size
Paper sizes	US Letter and A4 (separate PDFs)
Files	One ZIP with 39 PDFs per paper size and a read-me note
Delivery	Instant download; nothing is shipped

What you need

A printer, paper, crayons, a pencil, child scissors, a glue stick and common household items named on each week's gather list

Good to know

Print-only PDFs; nothing is shipped.
Made with AI and automation and checked by automated tests; no teacher wrote or reviewed it.
An adult sits with the child and supervises scissors and small items.
Checklists record what you practiced; they are not a test or a school-readiness result.
For use by one family.

Questions about this product

What do we do each day?

Each week opens with a week guide: Day 1 to Day 5 steps with an easier option each day. A print-and-gather list and 7 activity pages follow it.

What if we start late, skip a day or repeat a week?

The 180 lessons are numbered, not dated. Start in any month, pause or repeat a week, and pick up where you left off.

What do I need at home?

A printer, paper, crayons, a pencil, child scissors, a glue stick and common household items named on each week's gather list.

Who made it?

It is made with AI and automation and checked by automated tests. No teacher wrote or reviewed it. Download the free Week 1 and judge the pages yourself.

Do the checklists test my child?

No. The checklists record what you practiced. They are not a test or a school-readiness result.