Tricks are for kids! This rider is an alpine snowboarder, which means he competes in races. It's OK if your kindergartener uses a few coloring tricks, though.
Options abound with our kindergarten worksheets, which establish the foundation for developmental math, writing, and reading skills through activities that range from simple addition and sight words to vowel sounds and consonant blends. With neat themes like circus math and color by number butterflies and dinosaurs, our kindergarten worksheets are as entertaining as they are educational, meaning your little learner will be begging you to do extra work when she gets home from school.
Make the Transition to Kindergarten Easier with Our Printable Kindergarten Worksheets
Kindergarten is where most kids are first exposed to a structured academic environment where a certain level of focus is expected. For some, the transition is smooth. For others, it can be challenging, and those challenges sometimes result in classroom struggles that slow the learning process. Thankfully, we offer a vast supply of free kindergarten worksheets that parents and teachers can use to provide young pupils with some much-needed academic support — and increased confidence.
When using these printable kindergarten worksheets at home, parents should consider setting up a designated workspace (a desk or table) stocked with all the necessary supplies so the child can focus on the tasks at hand. To minimize frustration, be sure to provide clear instructions for each worksheet, and set time limits for completion. All of these steps will help mimic the classroom experience and get your child more comfortable with the daily rigors of school life. And don’t forgot to supplement the academic kindergarten worksheets with some artistic pages to give the child both a mental and creative break.
Even if your kindergartner is flourishing in the classroom, our printable kindergarten worksheets can accelerate the mastering of various reading, writing, math, and motor skills as they prepare to make the leap to first grade — which will be here before you know it!
