Has just started kindergarten
- Sings the alphabet without knowing letter sounds
- Holds a pencil reasonably, writing still unsteady
- Counts to ten while pointing at objects
A full kindergarten year 
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Complete First Kindergarten Year Pack
Material for one whole year: meeting letter sounds, mastering syllables, writing numbers to twenty, and training the hand through cutting and pasting.
- Twenty two materials, enough for a full school year
- Syllables drilled across all twenty one consonants
- Two free samples you can try before buying
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What should a child learn during the first kindergarten year?
At four to five, a child ideally masters letter sounds, begins reading syllables, writes numbers one to twenty, recognises simple patterns, and strengthens the hand through cutting and pasting. This pack supplies material for every one of those goals.
This is the year letters turn into sounds
Many children arrive already singing the alphabet, and that differs from reading. What decides progress is linking the shape of a letter to its sound, then joining two sounds into a syllable.
The pack follows exactly that line. Your child meets capitals and lower case letters, learns the sound of each letter through a pronunciation guide, then enters the syllable drill from ba, bi, bu through za, zi, zu across all twenty one consonants, with more than one hundred flashcards for rapid practice.
On the number side there are forty sheets covering one to twenty, a bright number poster, cards reaching one hundred, and arrow guided tracing so numbers stop coming out reversed. The hand keeps training through thirty graded cutting sheets, forty cut and paste activities, playdough mats, and an alphabet colouring book across twenty six themes.
Which children this pack suits
Three signs that this is the right year for the pack.
Is midway through the year
- Beginning to read simple syllables
- Numbers still come out reversed
- Needs pattern and grouping practice
Is nearly ready for the next year
- Fluent with syllables and ready for whole words
- Writes one to twenty without a model
- Needs material that raises the challenge
Samples from the school year
Six sheets representing the order of the year: letters, syllables, tracing, then numbers and patterns.
What a single purchase covers
22 materials for one kindergarten school year
21 consonants covered fully by the syllable drills
40 sheets of numbers one to twenty with answer keys
26 themes in the alphabet colouring book
Twenty two materials for the year
Worksheets, cards, posters, and hand activities that support one another.
The letters and sounds track
Capital and lower case recognition, a pronunciation guide for every letter sound, and letter tracing paired with example words.
The syllable engine
Drills across twenty one consonants plus more than one hundred flashcards, the first key before a child reads whole words.
Numbers to twenty
Forty number sheets with answer keys, a bright number poster, cards to one hundred, and arrow guided tracing against reversals.
Vocabulary through cards
One hundred first words from around the house, opposite pairs, and emotion cards so your child can name what they feel.
Training hand and attention
Sixty AB and ABC pattern exercises, sorting cards, shadow matching, four picture story sequencing, thirty cutting sheets, and forty cut and paste activities.
Full list of materials
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Jurus Suku Kata Lilo -
Kartu Kilat Suku Kata untuk Drilling Cepat (100+ Kartu) -
Pack Kenal Huruf Lengkap -
Tracing A-Z Lengkap -
Tracing Angka 1-20 -
Kartu Tracing Angka Laminating-Ready -
Jago Angka 1-20 -
Poster Angka Ceria 1-20 -
Flashcard Angka 1-100 Siap Cetak -
Flashcard 100 Kata Pertama -
Flashcard Lawan Kata -
Flashcard Emosi -
Master Pola AB-ABC -
Cocokkan Bayangan -
Kelompokkan Aku -
Susun Ceritanya -
Jago Gunting -
Playdough Mat Angka dan Huruf -
Buku Mewarnai Alfabet A-Z -
Gunting-Tempel Cerdas -
Lembar Coba Suku Kata BA-BI-BU-BE-BO (Sampel Gratis) -
Tracing Huruf A-E
Two materials are free samples: a syllable trial sheet from BA to BO and letter tracing for A to E.
A year map that is easy to follow
Split the school year into three parts so the material lands right on time.
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First four months: letters and sounds
Focus on letter recognition, the pronunciation guide, and tracing. Slip in word cards to grow vocabulary.
- 2
Next four months: syllables and numbers
Enter the syllable drills and flashcards, while running the numbers to twenty sheets twice a week.
- 3
Final four months: patterns and hand independence
Add pattern work, sorting, cut and paste, and story sequencing. All three train ordered thinking.
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Break it up with colouring
The alphabet colouring book carries the days when your child resists practice, keeping the daily habit alive.
What sets this year apart
Three decisions behind the material for this age.
Sounds before letter names
Your child practises the short sound of each letter, so meeting a syllable produces one whole sound straight away.
Writing direction guarded from the first number
Number tracing uses consistent arrows, a habit that makes reversals far rarer in the following year.
Hand and mind trained together
Cutting and pasting are not filler. They train finger control alongside the ability to follow a sequence of steps.
Parent questions about the first kindergarten year
My child already reads syllables. Is this too easy?
Skip the letter section and go straight to the flashcards, numbers to twenty, patterns, and story sequencing. If your child already blends whole words, the Second Kindergarten Year Pack fits better.
How many sheets a day?
One sheet a day is plenty at this age, plus one hand activity. Around fifteen minutes in total.
How many syllable flashcards are there?
More than one hundred, covering all twenty one consonants. Print one consonant set first, use it until fluent, then move to the next.
Are the cutting activities safe for a four year old?
The sheets progress from straight lines to more intricate shapes, and supervision is still needed. Blunt tipped children's scissors are enough.
What if my child refuses to hold a pencil?
Begin with playdough and cutting instead. Both strengthen the fingers, and interest in writing usually appears once the hand feels capable.
What comes after this pack?
The Second Kindergarten Year Pack continues from syllables into words and sentences, adding addition and subtraction.
Related programs and packs
A full year of first kindergarten material sits here. The classes below suit families who want a teacher measuring progress every week, and the next two packs are the natural continuation next year.
One pack for one kindergarten year
Letters, syllables, numbers to twenty, and hand training, ordered from the first day.