Back to School, sorted
Find out what your child already knows, print the sheets that fill the gaps, and ease back into the routine — one grade page, ten minutes a day.
Check where they are
Eight questions, ten minutes, answers included. You'll know exactly which skills need work.
Print the free sheets
Six real worksheets per grade, chosen to target the gaps the check usually finds.
Follow the 5-day plan
A short, realistic ramp back into the routine — not a summer school timetable.
Choose the grade they're starting
Each page is free and self-contained — a readiness check with answers, six printables, a five-day plan, a supply list, and what the year ahead actually covers.
First school, first routines — all through play.
Start free 🎨KindergartenAges 5–6Letters, numbers, and the first real school day.
Start free 🚀1st GradeAges 6–7Reading takes off and numbers get real.
Start free 🌟2nd GradeAges 7–8Fluent reading and place-value power.
Start free 🦋3rd GradeAges 8–9Multiplication, fractions, and reading to learn.
Start free 🌍4th GradeAges 9–10Long division, decimals, and longer writing.
Start free 🔬5th GradeAges 10–11The last year before middle school.
Start free ⚡6th GradeAges 11–12New school, new systems, six different teachers.
Start free 🧭7th GradeAges 12–13Proportional thinking and real independence.
Start free 🛰️8th GradeAges 13–14The year that sets up high school.
Start free 🧬9th GradeAges 14–15High school starts, and so does the transcript.
Start free 🏛️10th GradeAges 15–16The year to build momentum before exams.
Start freeWhat you get on every grade page — free
Ready for Grade N? check
Eight questions with the answers written for you, plus a summary of which areas need work.
Six printable worksheets
Real pages you can work through on screen or download as print-ready PDFs.
Five-day ease-back-in plan
Twenty to sixty minutes a day depending on age. Short enough that it actually happens.
What the year ahead covers
The skills their teacher will assume, in plain language rather than curriculum-speak.
Grade-appropriate supply list
Including the things nobody mentions, like a water bottle they can open alone.
Three parent tips
The specific things that matter at that age — not generic advice.
When six sheets aren't enough
The free pages cover the first week. The per-grade printable packs cover the whole year — full curriculum coverage in maths, reading and writing, science, and study skills, with instant download and unlimited printing at home.
Keep the momentum going
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the back-to-school content free?
Yes. Every grade page includes a readiness check with answers, six printable worksheets, a five-day plan, a supply list, and parent tips — all free, with no signup needed to browse. Paid packs exist for families who want the full year's worth of practice, but nothing here is locked behind them.
What is the 'Ready for Grade N?' check?
Eight short questions covering the skills the next grade assumes a child already has. You ask them, tap to reveal what a ready answer looks like, and mark each one. At the end you get a summary of which areas need work — maths, reading and writing, science, or study skills.
My child got several wrong. Should I worry?
No. The check is a map, not a grade. Most gaps close with ten focused minutes a day over a few weeks. Start with the free sheets on the grade page — they target exactly those skills.
Which grade should I pick?
Pick the grade your child is about to start. The readiness check tests the skills that grade assumes on day one, so it works best just before or just after school reopens.
Do I need to print anything?
Every worksheet is shown on screen, so you can work through it together on a tablet. If you'd rather print, each sheet downloads as a print-ready A4 PDF.
Is the Pre-K content suitable for a child who can't read?
Yes — the Pre-K material is deliberately non-reading. You say the prompts out loud and your child points, shows, colours, or cuts. Nothing requires them to read or write words.