The Complete Early Childhood Education (Upper kindergarten)

Introduces the english vowels a e i o u with two sounds each and lists the consonants of the alphabet, explaining consonant sounds as produced by blocking air.

Explore how to read and say numbers from 101 to 110, linking digits with words and building early math fluency.

Explore numbers 111 to 120 and their corresponding word forms for upper kindergarten, featuring eleven, twelve, thirteen, forty, fifteen, sixteen, seventy, eighteen, one hundred, nineteen, and twenty.

Practice writing and reading numbers 101 to 120 in upper kindergarten, using vertical writing, repeated drills, and before and after exercises to build number sense.

Develop color knowledge by naming colors such as black, white, red, blue, pink, green, yellow, orange, and violet.

Practice color name recognition using two worksheets, first with red, blue, black, pink, green and second with yellow, orange, violet, white; students read, say, and write each color.

Explore vowel a sound words through word families ab, ad, ag, am, an, ap, and at. Use examples like cab, bad, bag, jam, cap, bat to practice.

Practice tracing and writing A-sound three-letter words, such as cab, fab, lab, nab, tab, and more, to build phonics and handwriting skills.

Practice short a vowel sound words through picture-based recognition and worksheet-style fill-in-the-blank exercises, mastering cab, nab, lab, tab, fab, bad, and related words for upper kindergarten.

Learn numbers 121 to 130 by pairing them with 120 and 100 to practice basic addition.

Practice 121 to 130 numbers by reading, writing, and counting. Count object pictures (hat, flower, pot) and write the corresponding numbers in boxes, using line-by-line counting to avoid mistakes.

Explore parts of the body, including head, eyes, neck, hand, leg, ear, nose, and fingers, to strengthen young learners’ general knowledge and body awareness.

Practice parts of the body through reading and spelling activities, focusing on eye, ears, nose, neck, head, fingers, hands, and legs across two worksheets.

Explore the vowel e sound, as in elephant, through word families e, eg, en, et with examples like bed, fed, den, hen, jet, set.

Practice e sound words and cvc word writing with tracing and worksheets featuring bed, led, red, fed, wed, and more such as beg, keg, peg, leg.

Explore e vowel sound words through examples like bed, fed, led, red, wed, beg, leg, keg, peg, and den to build early phonics.

Learn numbers 131 to 140 by recognizing them as 100 and 31, 100 and 32, up to 100 and 40.

Practice writing the numbers 131 to 140 and color the bigger value in each pair, such as 15 vs 8, 60 vs 6, 91 vs 9, and 98 vs 89.

Explore shapes including circle, triangle, rectangle, diamond, hexagon, pentagon, star, and heart. Identify these shapes presented in this mathematics lesson.

Introduce basic family vocabulary by naming father, mother, brother, sister, grandfather, grandmother, uncle, and aunt. Use simple phrases like this is my family to reinforce family members and belonging.

Practice family spellings with two worksheets: father, mother, brother, sister in worksheet 1; grandfather, grandmother, uncle, aunt in worksheet 2. Print extra copies if needed for more practice.

Explore the i sound word families from ib to pit, and practice decoding short i words. Practice reading bib, fib, nib, rib, bid, did, hid, kid.

Practice the short i sound with word pairs like bib, nib, rib, kid, bid, and did, then move through lines and worksheets to reinforce these i sound words.

Practice writing short e vowel words and short i vowel words across worksheets 1–4, using gaps and pictures to reinforce examples like bib, bid, kid, pin.

Master counting from 141 to 150 by recognizing each number and its spoken form, reinforcing number sequence and basic number words for upper kindergarten learners.

Practice reading and writing numbers 141 to 150, then 101 to 150, and identify numbers before and after given numbers using the worksheet for upper kindergarten.

Explore place value by identifying tens, ones, and hundreds, and learn to read numbers like 32, 86, and 98 as 3 tens and 2 ones, 8 tens and 6 ones.

Practice identifying parts of a plant, including leaf, stem, bud, fruit, root, and flower, by completing worksheets and labeling each part as the arrows point.

Practice parts of plants with three worksheets, writing the name of each part—leaf, stem, bud, root, flower, and fruit—guided by arrows to help grade one learners.

Practice the o vowel sound using word families od, op, and ot, examples like cod, nod, pod, rod, dog, fog, hog, jog, log, cot, dot, hot, pot, top, and not.

Practice o sound words with examples such as sod, cod, nod, rod, pod, fog, dog, jog, log, dot, hot, pot, not, using the worksheets to reinforce pronunciation.

Practice the short o vowel sound with worksheets that guide saying and writing short o words, as shown in part 2 of the series.

Explore numbers 151 to 160 and the hundred pattern in number words, reinforcing recognition of each value from 151 to 160.

Introduces numbers 161 to 170 and their spoken forms, guiding students to recognize and pronounce each number.

Practice writing and reading numbers 151 to 170, including completing sequences and identifying missing numbers, while using a finger to understand before and after.

Count and recognize numbers 171 to 180, learn their names and order to strengthen early math skills in upper kindergarten.

practice writing numbers 171 to 180 and complete the missing numbers exercise, reinforcing early numeracy with guided drills and two-line writing practice.

Explore a kid-friendly overview of fruits, including apple, apricot, avocado, banana, mango, grapes, fig, kiwi, cherry, pear, orange, and watermelon, to build early knowledge of common fruits.

Practice fruit name spellings across three worksheets, reading, saying, and writing names like apple, avocado, apricot, banana, mango, grapes, fig, orange, cherry, pear, watermelon, and kiwi.

Practice u-sound words from ub, ud, ug, un, and up word families with examples: cub, hub, pub; bud, mud; bug, hug; bun, sun; run, cut, hut.

Practice the u sound with words like cub, dub, hub, tub, pub, bud, mud, bun, fun, and gun; read, write, and complete free worksheets.

Practice short u sound words by writing and completing worksheets with cub, dub, hub, rub, pub, tub, bud, mud, and related u words, part 2.

Count from 181 to 190 and read the number words, such as 180 one to 180 nine and ninety, reinforcing number naming and sequencing for early learners.

Learn numbers 191 to 200, practice counting with number words, and recognize that 100 plus 100 equals 200.

Practice reading and writing numbers from 181 to 200, with guided drills from 181–190 and 191–200, then fill in blanks to reinforce number sequences.

practice numbers 101–200 with two worksheets, reading numbers aloud and writing the missing numbers from 151 to 200 using vertical sequencing. daily practice supports mastery in upper kindergarten.

Identify and name common vegetables, including tomato, potato, carrot, beans, peas, brinjal, cabbage, raddish, garlic, ginger, and chilli.

Practice vegetable vocabulary with three worksheets, reading, saying, and writing names like tomato, potato, onion, carrot, beans, peas, brinjal, cabbage, radish, ginger, garlic, and chilli.

Practice sight words with worksheets to help children write sentences and grasp conjunctions, reinforcing early literacy skills through targeted, kid-friendly activities.

Learn the number names from 10 to 100 and practice writing them through three workshops, tracing and spelling ten, twenty, thirty, forty, fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty, ninety, hundred.

Identify and name a variety of flowers, including rose, lotus, lily, jasmine, daffodil, marigold, daisy, tulip, orchids, aster, dahlia, and poppy.

Practice reading, saying, and writing flower names with three worksheets featuring rose, lotus, lily, jasmine; daffodil, tulip, marigold, daisy; and orchid, oyster, dahlia, and poppy.

Explore singular and plural forms with examples like ball to balls, girl to girls, one bag to many bags, one mug to many mugs, and more in upper kindergarten.

Explore singular and plural forms by practicing writing one and many nouns, such as ball/balls, bag/bags, mug/mugs, and more across seven worksheets.

Practice tracing and writing number names from one to ten, saying each name as children recognize. Use dotted lines to trace and count objects like elephants, books, cats, and fruits.

Explore the concept of insects by identifying ants, butterflies, lady bugs, houseflies, honeybees, and grasshoppers, and learn that these creatures are all insects.

Practice insect spellings and handwriting through worksheets featuring ants, butterflies, ladybirds, houseflies, honeybees, and grasshoppers, while reading, speaking, and writing each name.

Learn how to use this and these for near items (singular and plural) and that and those for far items, as demonstratives, with examples of people, places, animals, and things.

Learn the number names from 11 to 20, including eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty.

Practice writing the number names from 11 to 20 using guided worksheets. Engage in matching and circle-the-correct-number activities to reinforce spelling and recognition.

Explore common birds such as hen, cock, owl, crow, duck, parrot, eagle, peacock, crane, ostrich, vulture, and sparrow to build foundational general knowledge about birds.

Practice bird names through three read-and-write worksheets for upper kindergarten, spelling hen, owl, crow, cock, duck, parrot, eagle, peacock, crane, ostrich, vulture, and sparrow.