School Level Parent Guide
Select your child's school level to discover the trimester curriculum and recommended printable worksheets.
Each level — from early preschool to 5th grade — has its own curriculum, broken down by trimester, with the skills expected at that stage (writing, number sense, reading, fine motor skills) and a selection of free worksheets aligned with those goals. This guide was built to help parents follow their child's progress at home, alongside classroom learning, without needing a teaching background.
Preschool (PS)
Ages 3–4
Pencil discovery, pre-writing and first letters. Main goal: make your child want to write through play.
Pre-K (MS)
Ages 4–5
Consolidating letter formation, introducing lowercase letters and early numeracy. A pivotal year for graphic independence.
Kindergarten (GS)
Ages 5–6
The year of getting ready for Grade 1. Full alphabet, fluent name writing, and first arithmetic. Your child should enter Grade 1 with solid writing foundations.
Grade 1 (CP)
Ages 6–7
The most important year: learning to read and first math operations. Regular support at home makes a real difference.
Grade 2 (CE1)
Ages 7–8
Introduction to multiplication tables and deepening reading skills. Daily mental math worksheets are essential for building automaticity.
Grade 3 (CE2)
Ages 8–9
Complete multiplication tables, introduction to division, and multi-digit arithmetic. A key level for building solid foundations before middle school.
Grade 4 (CM1)
Ages 9–10
Entry into upper elementary: large numbers, first fractions, decimal numbers and finer grammar analysis (word classes and functions). A pivotal level.
Grade 5 (CM2)
Ages 10–11
The final year before middle school: fractions, decimals, proportionality and full grammatical analysis. The goal: starting middle school with confidence.
Printable worksheets by level and subject
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