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Nursery worksheets: letter A, numbers 1 to 5, standing and sleeping lines

Nursery worksheets — a nursery worksheet headed "A for Apple" with a large red apple, a big dotted capital "A" to trace three times on wide lines, and a row of small apples to colour, a plain black line worksheet, thick clean rounded lines and simple outline pictures, nothing decorative
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Reading 1Letter A
Reading 2Numbers 1 to 5
Reading 3Standing lines

Nursery worksheets for a nursery class, the first year of school for children around three in India and the UK. Teachers print a page for the day's lesson or for homework. The pages show a letter A to trace, numbers 1 to 5 with balloons to count, and rows of standing and sleeping lines, each with a name and date line. The direction box takes a different letter or number range.

  • a day's lesson sheet for a nursery class
  • homework for a three-year-old
  • a copybook page for practice at home

Frequently asked questions

Can I change the letter or the numbers?
Yes. Type a different letter or range in the direction box, such as letter B or numbers 6 to 10. The samples show letter A and numbers 1 to 5.
What is the copybook style?
A school copybook page with thin blue and red ruled writing lines and a boxed header band, like a notebook a child writes in.
Is there a space for the date?
Yes. Every page has a name and date line at the top, so it can go into a daily folder.

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