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My Little World Preschool Activity Book
Ninety-eight activity pages move from colors and the alphabet out to feelings, weather, animals and lunchboxes, then into ten mats where a child builds a pizza, dresses a doll or packs a school bag. The pieces for those mats also come on 15 separate cut-out sheets, so the book itself can stay whole.
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My Little World is a 116-page printable preschool activity book, marked on the cover for ages 2.5 to 5. It runs in three parts, Learn, Discover and Play, and most pages ask for one simple action: point, circle, draw a line, trace or place a card.
What the 98 core pages cover
- Learn. Colors and shapes (pages 7 to 16), letters (17 to 28) and numbers (29 to 40). The alphabet runs as a five-page train from apple to zebra, with each letter to trace. Number pages go from counting 1 to 5 up to simple adding and taking away.
- Discover. Body and feelings (41 to 48), days, weather and seasons (49 to 58), animals and nature (59 to 70), and food and everyday life (71 to 80). Farm, safari, ocean and woodland animals each get a matching page, and there are pages on animal homes, baby animals and what animals eat.
- Play. Ten build-and-pretend mats (81 to 90) and eight logic pages (91 to 98) with two easy mazes, a spot-the-difference, an I spy and a four-piece bunny puzzle.
The first few pages are about the child: a this-book-belongs-to page, an all-about-me page, a feelings check-in, favorite things and a morning routine.
The build-and-pretend mats
Each mat is a scene with the pieces printed below it: build a face, dress a child, make a sandwich, a pizza or an ice cream, pack a school bag, set up a bedroom, a picnic, a birthday party or a garden. The room, party and garden mats have no single right layout. Most of the pieces are repeated on the cut-out sheets at the back, so you can cut those and leave the mats intact. The ice cream and bunny puzzle pieces are the exceptions and appear only on their own page.
Getting it ready
Twenty-six pages carry a small “REUSE” note. Those are the sorting, building and card pages worth slipping into page protectors or laminating. The guide suggests an adult does all the cutting, cutting each card on its own dashed border, and keeping each set of cards in a labeled envelope. Removable sticky dots help pieces stay put but aren’t needed.
There’s one file per paper size and no black-and-white edition. A few pages depend on color, such as color matching, the rainbow order and finding the blue objects, so print those pages in color. Answers to selected pages with one right answer are in the text guide, and pages about feelings or pretend arrangements are left open.
