Pencil Control & Letter Formation Workbook
A full handwriting starter pack — line tracing, picture tracing, and every letter from A to Z with numbered stroke order, plus a page for practising their own name.
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A full handwriting starter pack — line tracing, picture tracing, and every letter from A to Z with numbered stroke order, plus a page for practising their own name.
An early phonics page introducing consonant–vowel–consonant words. Children look at the picture and write the missing sounds, with the alphabet set out as a reference.
A hands-on maths activity using everyday objects. Children estimate first, then measure in centimetres and compare which items are longer, shorter or equal.
An Earth and Space matching activity. Children draw a line linking each of the eight planets to the fact that describes it — the red one, the hottest, the one with rings.
A complete angles workbook — a step-by-step guide to reading a protractor, then practice reading, measuring and drawing angles. Full answer pages included for parents.
Label the continents and oceans, colour the states and territories of Australia, map where your family came from, and design a flag of your own.
A hands-on garden project across science, engineering and design. Children plan their station, build it from a terracotta pot, then observe the bees over two weeks and evaluate what they learned.
A full writing unit — the task brief, a planning page for setting and atmosphere, a structure guide, a descriptive language toolbox covering figurative devices, and an editing checklist.
A research page for state and territory projects. Students investigate the foods a state is known for, its agriculture, exports and traditional bush foods, then reflect on how climate shapes what grows there.
A printable card set to help families talk about feelings together. Cut them out, keep them on the table, and let them open the conversations that are hard to start.
Twenty screen-free ideas using what you already have at home — blanket cubbies, cardboard box masterpieces, cloud spotting, shadow puppets. Tick each one off as you try it together.
Twenty everyday skills that build confidence at home, from pouring a drink to packing their own backpack — with space to record the little wins as they come.
Four pages to celebrate Dad — an "All About My Dad" profile, an interview to fill in together, a poem page, and cut-out coupons for hugs, car washes and breakfast in bed.
A guided page for setting goals as a family. Start with what matters most right now and the memories you want to make, then set five goals with the steps to get there.
Six small steps towards feeling less alone — join a playgroup, introduce yourself to another parent, book that appointment. One month, one step at a time.
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