Recommended Age: 4 yo +

Supports the Australian curriculum as taught in Australian Schools. Designed and printed by Tash Kritter, B. Education Kindy to Yr7

Pre Kindy Level - 3 years old +

Includes everything listed below with a personalised cover page and personalised certificate of completion:

colouring in
play dough mat
personalised name
handwriting activities (start at the green dot, stop at the red dot)
cutting skills
letter patterns
colours
shapes
colour by number activities
A to Z letters - one per page
1 to 10 numbers - one per page
cutting activities
tracing alphabet
numbers and shapes
colouring in
spot the difference
travel games

Personalised name in outline font: Recognise and practice writing first and last name

Pre Writing Letter Patterns: Start at the green dot and stop at the red dot. Practice correct writing direction (left to right, top to bottom etc), ready to start forming letters the right way the first time!

Colours and Shapes: Recognise and name basic colours and shapes Spotto Mat: Can you find all the dinosaurs?! Some of them are being tricky! Scanning a page is an essential pre reading strategies that will help with letter identification when your child is ready to start reading.

Alphabet Mat: Start at the green dot and stop at the red dot. Learn correct letter formation. Perfect for painting, play dough (roll out snakes and shape into each letter or use with crayons. Great for sensory play!

Uppercase and lowercase Alphabet in outline font: Recognise and practice writing letters in both upper and lower case fonts. 1- 20 in outline font: Recognise and practice writing numbers 1 to 20

FONT: It is important to make sure that you choose the right font when ordering your Letter Basics wipe clean handwriting guides.

Each school in Australia can choose which font they use. For example, schools in WA use predominantly Victorian (with the silly ticks and open 'b' and 'p' or New South Wales Font. In saying that, many schools are now using the South Australian 'bat and ball' font too.

If you are not sure and not able to check with your local school, we recommend choosing NSW font or SA font as these are the simplest fonts to learn.