Age 2 – 3 yearsLearning Worksheet · 2 – 3 years
52 playful pages for little hands: tracing circles and lines, counting and matching, colouring and first letters.
- 52 pages
- PDF · 5.7 MB
- Tracing & pre-writing
- Counting & matching
- Colouring
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Age 2 – 3 years
Age 4 – 5 yearsLearning Worksheet · 4 – 5 years
58 colourful activity pages to practise at home: tracing, finding the odd one out, reading and simple comprehension.
- 58 pages
- PDF · 8.7 MB
- Pre-writing & tracing
- Visual discrimination
- Early reading
Age 6 – 8 yearsLearning Worksheet · 6 – 8 years
52 pages of practice: shapes, emotions, healthy food, addition and times tables, and simple sentence writing.
- 52 pages
- PDF · 6.4 MB
- Maths & tables
- Emotions
- Reading & writing
Age 7 – 10 yearsLearning Worksheet · 7 – 10 years
47 pages building school skills: grammar and spelling, vowels and opposites, number puzzles, time of day and family words.
- 47 pages
- PDF · 6.7 MB
- Grammar & spelling
- Number skills
- Everyday concepts
Small steps, supported by the right information, can make a big difference.
Guides and research
Handpicked to support your journey.
Reading our team recommends to parents. Free to open, no sign-up needed.
GuideA parent’s guide to early intervention
Learn how early support at home can make a big difference.
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ArticleEarly signs of autism: what parents should look for
Early characteristics, and when to talk to a professional.
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TipsSensory play ideas for different ages
Fun and meaningful sensory activities for home.
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Activity bookSensory & Regulation Activity BookKinetic sand, finger painting, tracing, swings, balance, yoga, blowing games and calm-down spaces, with a picture for every activity.47 pages · 9.1 MBDownload 
Research paperSupporting children in everyday life using sensory processing knowledgeHow understanding a child’s sensory patterns helps families shape daily routines that work.Winnie Dunn · Infants & Young Children, 200718 pages · 222 KBRead 
Activity bookTherapy at Home Activity GuideStep-by-step home practice for speech, OT, sensory, social skills, school readiness, attention, fine motor and parent-led play, with an example for every activity.22 pages · 5.2 MBDownload 
PrintableDaily Routine TemplateA monthly planner with goals, fun things to do and space for notes, to build structure at home.5 pages · 969 KBDownload 
PrintableVisual ScheduleA picture schedule from waking up to play time that helps children follow their day independently.2 pages · 412 KBDownload 
PrintableDevelopmental Milestone ChecklistTrack gross motor, fine motor, speech and social milestones with expected ages, and note areas to discuss with a professional.4 pages · 223 KBDownload Need support beyond resources?
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