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CLASS 32 · PRESCHOOL AGES 4–5

Life Skills & Good Habits

Age 4–5 YearsClass 32Activities 29 live of 30Subjects Hygiene · manners · independence

The everyday skills grown-ups use without thinking — washing hands, tidying up, kind words, asking for help — learned the way four-year-olds learn best: on real activity sheets, doing the circle, the match, the trace and the draw all by themselves.

Every activity opens right here on the site: the sheet sits on the left and your child writes, circles, traces and draws straight on top of it. The instructions sit beside them in grown-up read-aloud words. Their finished work saves as a real picture they can keep.

Start the first activity One or two sheets per sitting is a full class.
LEARN WITH FLASHCARDS · HOW TO TEACH THE 28 LIFE SKILLS

Teach every skill, step by step.

Twenty-eight skills, one picture each. Tap any picture and it opens its own lesson page — the original artwork with a drawing canvas on the left, and how to teach the skill, step by step, on the right: what it is, why it matters, the words to say and a way to practise the real thing the same day.

A life-skills flashcard: a smiling boy washing his hands with soap under running water at a basin.Wash Your HandsA life-skills flashcard: a boy brushing his teeth with a toothbrush and toothpaste at a bathroom sink.Brush Your TeethA life-skills flashcard: a boy sitting happily on the toilet, using it by himself.Use the ToiletA life-skills flashcard: a boy gently blowing his nose into a tissue.Blow Your NoseA life-skills flashcard: a boy putting his plate and cup away on a shelf after eating.Clean Up After EatingA life-skills flashcard: a boy happily eating a healthy meal of vegetables and fruit.Eat Healthy FoodA life-skills flashcard: a boy pulling his shirt on by himself, getting dressed.Get DressedA life-skills flashcard: a boy putting on his sneakers by himself.Put On Your ShoesA life-skills flashcard: a girl packing a book into her school backpack.Pack Your BagA life-skills flashcard: a boy folding and putting his clothes away into a box.Put Clothes AwayA life-skills flashcard: a girl sorting laundry into two baskets by color.Sort the LaundryA life-skills flashcard: a boy tidying his toy car and teddy bear into a toy box.Tidy Up ToysA life-skills flashcard: a boy watering a potted plant with a small watering can.Water the PlantsA life-skills flashcard: a girl using a soft whisper voice with her finger near her lips.Use an Inside VoiceA life-skills flashcard: a boy politely handing a toy to a friend who says thank you.Say Please and Thank YouA life-skills flashcard: two children passing one another, saying excuse me politely.Say Excuse MeA life-skills flashcard: two children using gentle hands to pet a teddy bear.Use Gentle HandsA life-skills flashcard: two children greeting each other with kind hands and smiles.Be KindA life-skills flashcard: a boy offering to share his toy truck with a friend.Share Your ToysA life-skills flashcard: two children sharing one toy truck and taking turns.Share and Take TurnsA life-skills flashcard: a boy patiently waiting his turn at the playground slide.Wait Your TurnA life-skills flashcard: a boy listening carefully to a grown-up talking to him.Listen CarefullyA life-skills flashcard: a grown-up giving directions and a boy following them happily.Follow DirectionsA life-skills flashcard: a boy asking a trusted grown-up for help.Ask for HelpA life-skills flashcard: a boy taking slow deep breaths with his hands on his belly.Take Deep BreathsA life-skills flashcard: a boy keeping his room safe by tidying toys from the floor.Keep Your Room SafeA life-skills flashcard: a grown-up holding a child’s hand while walking together.Stay With a Grown-UpA life-skills flashcard: a boy buckled safely into his car seat with the seat belt clicked.Wear Your Seat Belt
PRACTISE WITH WORKSHEETS · THE LIFE SKILLS ACTIVITIES

Real sheets, done right here.

Twenty-nine genuine activity sheets, one picture each — tap a sheet and it opens its own activity page: the sheet sits on the left and your child traces, circles, counts and draws straight on top of it, with how to solve it written beside them and the drawing tools under their fingers. Nothing to print unless you want to — each sheet has a printable twin in the worksheet library.

Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 1: Wash Your Hands — Clean hands before eating, a toothbrush for every child and a breakfast that is really healthy. Wash Your Hands Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 2: Tidy Up — Every toy has a home — teddy, car, ball and blocks go back where they belong. Tidy Up Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 4: Be Kind — Kind words, feeling faces and taking turns — the everyday habits of a good friend. Be Kind Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 16: Move Your Body — Run, jump and stretch — spot safe movement, match the poses and choose active play. Move Your Body Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 17: Please and Thank You — The magic words — please, thank you and excuse me, matched to the right moment. Please and Thank You Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 25: Ask for Help — Asking a trusted grown-up is a skill — practise the words and pick the right helper. Ask for Help Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 3: Get Ready — Dressing all by yourself, clothes to the right body area and a morning in the right order. Get Ready Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 5: Pack Up — Books, pencils and water bottles to the right pocket — getting ready for school like a pro. Pack Up Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 6: Eat Well — Every-day foods and sometimes foods, good table habits and one healthy plate to fill. Eat Well Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 7: Stop, Look, Go — Traffic light meanings, waiting at the crossing and choosing the safe place to cross. Stop, Look, Go Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 8: Bedtime Routine — Teeth, pajamas and a story in the right order — and ticking the calm way to end the day. Bedtime Routine Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 9: Stay Safe — Safe choices at home — outlets, knives, stairs — and matching every object to its safe use. Stay Safe Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 10: Help at Home — Chores matched to their tools, kind helping hands and one job you can really do. Help at Home Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 11: Care for Plants — Water and sunlight for growing things, gentle hands and one new leaf to draw. Care for Plants Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 12: Listen Well — Ears ready, follow the instruction the first time — clap, sit, raise your hand. Listen Well Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 13: My Body, My Rules — Asking before touching, comfortable personal space and naming feelings — the foundations of body safety. My Body, My Rules Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 14: Be Gentle — Soft hands for animals, each pet item to its job, and the right food and water to choose. Be Gentle Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 15: Care for Clothes — Clean or dirty, every item to its place, and a shirt to draw on the washing line. Care for Clothes Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 18: Dress for Weather — Raincoats for rain, mittens for snow, shorts for sun — matching the day to the clothes. Dress for Weather Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 19: Calm Down — Naming big feelings, choosing a calm-down action and finding the helpful breath. Calm Down Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 20: Keep It Clean — Rubbish in the bin, paper-plastic-glass to the right recycling, and care for nature. Keep It Clean Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 21: Wait Your Turn — Calm waiting, the turn-taking order on the slide and sharing without grabbing. Wait Your Turn Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 22: Use Kind Words — Solving small problems kindly — calm talking, helpful actions and one friendly speech bubble. Use Kind Words Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 23: Helping People — Doctors, firefighters, teachers and mail carriers — the right helper for every situation. Helping People Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 26: Tell the Truth — Honest words in tricky moments — broken vase, stolen cookie, low grade — and owning your mistakes. Tell the Truth Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 27: Take Care — Gentle hands for books, every school supply to its place, and careful use we can tick. Take Care Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 28: My Daily Routine — Morning, afternoon and night in order — and a clock showing morning to draw. My Daily Routine Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 29: Play Fair — Sharing the game, fair choices when things go wrong and shaking hands at the end. Play Fair Life Skills & Good Habits sheet 30: Save Resources — Taps off, lights off, short showers — matching each action to saving water or electricity. Save Resources

29 of the planned 30 activities are ready now. Sheet number 24 appears here with its own real page the day its artwork is uploaded — nothing is published before its sheet really exists. Every ready activity has a printable twin in the Life Skills worksheet library.

SUPPORTING RESOURCE · EXPLORE LIFE SKILLS FLASHCARDS

Explore the Life Skills Flashcards.

The activities on this page teach HOW to do each skill, step by step, right on the screen. The Life Skills & Good Habits flashcard collection is the take-home half of this class: every card shows what the skill is, why it helps your child’s development, a short parent script to say together and a way to practise it at home that same day.

Show a card at breakfast, practise at the sink, the shoe rack or the car seat — one skill a week turns twenty-eight cards into a whole school year of good habits.

Open the 28 Life Skills Flashcards
The cover of the Life Skills & Good Habits flashcard collection — twenty-eight printable skill cards for ages 4–5.
FOR GROWN-UPS

Every sheet follows five friendly steps.

The sheets keep one shape on purpose: after the first sheet your child already knows how to play the next one. The same five moves, new good habits.

  1. 1

    Circle it

    One right picture to circle — looking closely is the whole game.

  2. 2

    Match them

    Draw lines from the left side to the right side.

  3. 3

    Choose one

    Two choices — tick or circle the one that fits.

  4. 4

    Trace it

    Big tracing words, any color you like.

  5. 5

    Draw it

    The last box is all yours — draw!

Nothing is scored and nothing is timed. A sheet your child saved is a sheet finished — the “Cleared!” ribbon is theirs to keep, saved separately for each child you set up in My Classroom.

A NOTE FROM THE PRINCIPAL

For the grown-ups.

Life skills are not learned from a poster — they are practised on real days, with real hands. These sheets give the practice a picture: your child circles the child washing hands, and somewhere that evening they will wash theirs with a little more purpose. Keep the words big, the praise specific and the sessions short. The drawing layer is a real pencil as far as a four-year-old is concerned, and saving their finished sheet — their own circles and squiggles over the real artwork — is the proudest ending there is.

More from the Principal’s Office

CLASS COMPLETE

Capable hands, kind habits!

One sheet or six, every circle and every traced word is a real skill settling in. The shelf remembers exactly where your child left off.

Browse the printable sheets Learning Path
FLASHCARDS

Prefer printed cards?

The cards from this class also live in the flashcards library — every card has its own page with the picture, the words to say together and a download button, ready for away-from-screen time.

Open the Life Skills & Good Habits flashcards