Vertical addition to 20, no regrouping
- Age
- Ages 6–7
Printable educational worksheets
Math focuses on quantities and calculations; handwriting covers strokes, letters and words.
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Printable math worksheets
First choose what to practice: representing quantities, calculating or solving a word problem.
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Handwriting and tracing worksheets
Distinguish prewriting strokes, individual letters, words and joined handwriting. Look at the baseline and available space: larger guides let a learner focus on shape before making letters smaller.
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Cut and paste worksheets
Straight paths provide practice opening and closing scissors. Curves require turning the paper; shapes add changes of direction, and scenes combine several pieces.
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Dot-to-dot printables
Before connecting dots, identify whether the route uses numbers or letters and find its beginning.
Ready to print
Lines, waves and loops to trace
- Age
- Ages 4+
Alphabet tracing and writing practice
- Age
- Ages 4+
Christmas tree cut-and-paste activity
- Age
- Ages 4+
Christmas tree dot-to-dot
- Age
- Ages 4+
Halloween house cut-and-paste activity
- Age
- Ages 4+
Halloween hat dot-to-dot
- Age
- Ages 4+
Christmas star word problems
- Age
- Ages 8–9
Choose a practice goal
Math focuses on quantities and calculations; handwriting covers strokes, letters and words. Cutting follows outlines, while dot-to-dot connects sequences with drawing. These tasks call on different skills even when they share a theme.
Prepare an example and practice
Look at an activity together, explain an example and then allow an independent attempt. Choose according to existing understanding and the space needed for writing or cutting. Grade labels help with browsing, but content differs across school systems.