One download for the whole week
Teachers who buy themed bundles on marketplaces get a fixed set of pages. A theme pack is made for your class: every page has a child’s name on it, the difficulty matches their level, and you choose which activities go in.What each level gets
- K1. Straight and zigzag lines, an easy maze, dots to 10, a 12 by 12 mystery picture, matching and colouring.
- K2. Waves and bumps, dots to 20, a 16 by 16 mystery picture and a picture word search.
- Primary 1. Loops, a harder maze, counting by 2s, a mystery picture coded with sums and a picture crossword.
Every tool on its own
Each activity also has its own maker with more choices: name tracing, tracing lines, mazes, dot to dot, colour by number and picture puzzles.Singapore curriculum links
- K1–K2The packs touch several NEL learning areas: pencil control, counting and early word recognition.
- Primary 1The sums in the P1 mystery picture practise the mental addition children do in Primary 1.
Several themes follow a northern-hemisphere, American calendar: fall, Thanksgiving, winter and spring. Singapore has none of those seasons and does not celebrate Thanksgiving, so for most of the year the animals, under the sea, space and back to school themes fit better. Back to school suits the first week of Term 1 in January.
There are no packs for Chinese New Year, Hari Raya Puasa or Deepavali, so in festival weeks, pair an animals pack with your own craft activity.
Summarised in our own words from the MOE Nurturing Early Learners Framework (2022) and the Primary Mathematics Syllabus (2021, updated October 2025).
