My Learning Book is an 88-page printable early-learning workbook filled with simple, hands-on activities for preschool-age children.
The workbook helps children practice number recognition and counting from 1–10, fine-motor skills through tracing, uppercase and lowercase letters, early phonics, vowels, shapes, visual matching, patterns, and spatial awareness.
Activities include counting pictures, tracing lines and numbers, alphabet tracing, identifying vowels, tracing shapes, matching images, and other visual learning exercises. The activities can be completed in any order, although the included Parent’s Guide suggests starting with tracing, then moving into counting, numbers, letters, vowels, shapes, and matching.
For extra value, turn the workbook into a reusable learning binder. Place printed pages in sheet protectors or laminate them, then use dry-erase markers so children can practice the same activities repeatedly without reprinting the pages.
The included Parent’s Guide also recommends short 10–15 minute learning sessions and encourages parents to mix workbook activities with everyday learning, such as counting toys or snacks, finding letters on signs, and looking for shapes around the house.
What’s included
- 88-page printable PDF
- Parent’s Guide
- Counting and number-recognition activities
- Number tracing
- Line tracing and fine-motor practice
- A–Z letter-learning and tracing pages
- Vowel-recognition activities
- Shape tracing
- Matching and visual-discrimination activities
- Reusable-binder instructions
This is a digital printable product. Purchase through Payhip, download the PDF, and print the pages you want to use. For repeated practice, place the pages in sheet protectors or laminate them and use dry-erase markers.
My Learning Book is a great choice for:
- Preschool and pre-K learners building foundational skills
- At-home learning and extra practice between school days
- Homeschool families looking for simple, ready-to-print activities
- Parents and grandparents who want easy learning activities to keep on hand
- Quiet-time or screen-free activities
- Travel and vacation learning
- Children who benefit from repeating activities as they build confidence
- Creating a reusable learning binder with sheet protectors or laminated pages and dry-erase markers
Keep the Learning Going
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Continue building early literacy skills with our First 100 Sight Words Worksheets. Each printable page focuses on one sight word with activities for reading, spelling, tracing, letter recognition, word finding and more.