Picture talk
Name pictures and tell little stories.


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EXTROKIDS · 365-DAY WORKSHEET COLLECTION
Ready-to-print activities for curious minds. Choose your child’s age group, pick a page and make room for their next “Let me try.”
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Digital PDF, not a printed book. One selected age collection. A4 printing required; no physical shipment.
1,460 practice pages, plus parent guidance and answers, in one bookmarked PDF. Four daily choices are a guide, not a target.
A MOMENT OF LEARNING
A little worksheet time, at your child’s pace.
Actual pages from the selected age collection. Explore 20 full pages in Real samples below.
FOR AGES 3–4
Name pictures and tell little stories.
Count and compare small groups.
Find pairs and group pictures.
Spot what comes next and find paths.
Explore lines, curves and marks.
Turn shapes into pictures.
Also explore: Big & small • More & fewer • Shapes • Animal sounds • Weather words • Picture clues
FOR AGES 4–5
Recognise letters and explore first sounds.
Count and compare quantities.
Complete patterns and follow clues.
Match maps and notice differences.
Explore lines and loops.
Turn shapes into pictures.
Also explore: Rhymes • Alphabet order • Adding groups • Taking away • Measurement • Shapes
FOR AGES 5–6
Blend sounds and read simple words.
Explore tens, ones, addition and subtraction.
Arrange words and complete sentences.
Solve clues and continue patterns.
Follow journeys and mirror designs.
Create comics and label plans.
Also explore: Word families • Rhyming words • Capitals • Equal jumps • Number order • Grid pictures
FOR AGES 6–7
Read short texts and find details.
Explore word meanings and join ideas.
Use place value and arithmetic.
Solve number rules and picture codes.
Follow routes and measure with equal units.
Plan and explain useful ideas.
Also explore: Questions • Plurals • Vowel teams • Number lines • Symmetry • Posters
FOR AGES 7–8
Find details and explain answers.
Build sentences and choose clear words.
Explore groups and fractions.
Follow rules and solve number clues.
Read maps, graphs and time.
Write stories and design solutions.
Also explore: Poetry • Verb choices • Rounding • Equal sharing • Game design • Editing
FOR AGES 8–9
Connect answers to passage details.
Practise punctuation and fuller sentences.
Calculate and explain methods.
Explore fractions, perimeter and units.
Use clues and number rules.
Create stories, maps and inventions.
Also explore: Possession • Instructions • Graphs • Time • Opinion writing • Symmetry
FOR AGES 9–10
Support answers with precise details.
Write for different readers.
Practise place value and calculations.
Compare amounts and show methods.
Solve changing patterns and coded clues.
Plan solutions within stated limits.
Also explore: Rounding • Percentages • Data summaries • Coordinates • Area & perimeter • Poetry
FOR AGES 10–11
Develop answers with relevant evidence.
Organise paragraphs and refine language.
Link decimals, fractions and percentages.
Show methods and test answers.
Use coordinates, measures and data.
Balance constraints and explain choices.
Also explore: Decimal calculations • Fraction operations • Grid routes • Scheduling • Poetry • Prototypes
FOR AGES 11–12
Separate evidence from uncertainty.
Explain ideas and consider alternatives.
Explore ratios, percentages and rules.
Justify answers and test claims.
Analyse data and constraints.
Compare solutions and plan tests.
Also explore: Fractions & decimals • Coordinates • Unit conversion • Pattern rules • Poetry • Interviews
Age is a starting guide. Check the samples against your child’s current level; skills and progress vary.
NOTICE THE SMALL WINS
“Let me try.”Starting a task with encouragement
“Here’s my idea.”Putting a thought into words or pictures
“I can explain how.”Talking through a choice or method
These are examples of responses the activities invite, rather than promised results.
WHAT’S INSIDE
Each age group brings together language, maths, thinking and creative activities, with tasks suited to that collection.
Guides and answer notes are additional to the worksheet count. One purchase includes one age group.
LOOK INSIDE BEFORE YOU CHOOSE
Explore 20 complete worksheet pages for ages 3–4, taken directly from the included PDF. Swipe left or right on a page, or use your keyboard’s arrow keys while this viewer is focused. Tap a page to enlarge.
LESS PLANNING. MORE LEARNING TOGETHER.
Start with a task that feels comfortable and interesting for your child.
Use A4 paper and follow the print guide. Paper, printing and stationery are not included.
Read together, offer a prompt and use the parent notes when helpful. Stop or return another day.
A FEW THINGS PARENTS ASK
This is a printable digital PDF. No physical book, printed sheets or stationery are shipped. Printing and paper costs are separate.
Your purchase includes one selected age-group collection. Choose the age group and look at its sample pages before ordering.
No. Four daily choices organise the collection. Start with one comfortable activity, repeat a favourite or take a break.
Younger children usually need an adult to read and guide. Older children may work on some pages themselves. Parent notes include answers for closed tasks and guidance for open responses.
Use an A4 printer, ordinary paper and suitable pencils or crayons. Follow the print guide and test a few pages before printing more. The 3D-style artwork prints flat.
The worksheets revisit practice families with changing pictures, questions, quantities and creative goals. Some passages and formats return to practise different skills.
A PDF reader can display the pages. The activities are designed for print-and-write use; interactive fields and automatic scoring are not included.
Personal household use only. You may print for your household. Resale, redistribution and public uploading are not permitted except where applicable law allows.
Contact support@extrokids.com or call 6385480064. Keep your order confirmation available for purchase-related help.
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