Early Education Learning Library (Loom) - Lifetime Access

A growing library of hands-on printable activities for ages 2 to 6, all in one Loom: 293 pages in 8 units, plus 3 seasonal packs with 211 more pages. That's 504 printable pages of prewriting, scissor skills, name writing, shapes and colors, visual discrimination, logic and coding, brain gym, feelings and the world around us.

Little learners grow through play, not worksheets that feel like work. The Early Education Loom is full of tracing, dotting, cutting, building, sorting and moving pages that build the skills children need before reading, writing and math: strong fingers, careful eyes, logical thinking and calm, confident feelings. Every unit opens with a one-page guide for grown-ups, so you always know what the skill is and how to help.

What you get

• 293 printable pages in 8 units, each starting with a parent guide and building from easy to harder
• 3 seasonal packs (211 pages) with monthly themes from January to December: Winter, Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter and Earth Day, Bugs and Flowers, Summer and Beach, Dinosaurs and Camping, Apples and Fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas
• 504 pages in all
• How to Use page, a 2-page contents and a 2-page My Skills Tracker
• Answer keys and progress trackers inside the units that need them
• Instant digital download (PDF), US Letter size

Unit 1: Prewriting and Scissor Skills (58 pages)

• What Is Prewriting? guide and a Prewriting Shapes by Age chart with pencil grip stages
• Vertical, horizontal, cross, slant, zigzag and X lines; circles, curves and spirals
• Squares, triangles, and trace, trace, try it
• A 7-step cutting progression: snip the fringe, straight, curvy and zigzag lines, shapes, a snail spiral, and cut and glue
• Coded pattern tracing, rainbow shapes, raindrops, build a roof, fish patterns, pattern strips and a progress tracker

Unit 2: Name Writing (21 pages)

• Works for any name: a parent guide plus 12 hands-on name activities (playdough, blocks, clothespins, Q-tips and more)
• Name poster, name hunt, name graph, letter tiles, name train, playdough mat, rainbow name, dot and stamp
• Letter guides, name practice on big and small lines, first and last name, a kid checklist, growth page and certificate

Unit 3: Shapes and Colors (55 pages)

• 12 shape cards and 10 color cards for pom poms and dot markers
• Color, trace, draw 8 shapes and 6 Q-tip painting pages: spirals, shapes, a rainbow, shape pictures, fill the shapes and color patterns
• Cut and paste: shape sort, color sort, shape and color match and build a rocket
• 3D shapes, a playdough mat and color mixing
• Which Shape Is It?, Shape Robot, Shape Hunt at Home, Color Sort and a checklist

Unit 4: Visual Discrimination (41 pages)

• Dot, trace and color shapes that match the key
• Size order, dice stacking and symmetry
• Position words, Where Is the Bear?, Listen and Draw, Opposites Match and Listen and Color
• Find the same, odd one out, spot the difference, shadow match, find and count, and an answer key

Unit 5: Logic and Coding (49 pages)

• Color codes and color by number, shape codes and mystery pictures, patterns
• Follow the code, write the code, debug the code and repeat loops
• Copy the grid, symmetry, double matrix puzzles, picture sudoku and if-then rules
• Sorting and sequencing: go, eat or wear, what doesn't belong, things that go together, first, next, last and sequence cards

Unit 6: Brain Gym and Movement (31 pages)

• Tap and point with both hands, hand gestures, finger counting, finger tap patterns and clap patterns
• Two-hand tracing, lazy eights, double doodles and mirror drawing
• Brain break movement cards, cross crawl count and a weekly tracker

Unit 7: All About Me (11 pages)

• Feelings Faces, Feelings Match, Emotion Coding, My Feelings Check-In and Calm Down Cards
• All About Me, morning and bedtime routines, hand washing, everyday or sometimes food and a helper chart

Unit 8: My World (13 pages)

• Five senses, my body, weather, dress for the weather, four seasons and day or night
• Animal sounds and homes, land, water or air, community helpers and how a plant grows

Why parents and teachers love it

• Hands-on and low-prep: crayons, dot markers, pom poms, Q-tips, blocks, playdough or just a finger
• Reusable: laminate or slip pages into a sheet protector and use dry-erase markers again and again
• Grown-up friendly: a short parent guide opens every unit
• Short and sweet: 5 to 10 minutes is plenty for little learners
• Great for homeschool, preschool, pre-K and kindergarten classrooms, morning baskets, busy bags, therapy sessions and quiet time

Good to know

• This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped.
• For personal or single-classroom use.