KIDS ACTIVITY BOOK
34 Pages of Colouring, Counting, Tracing, Mazes, Dot-to-Dot & Puzzles
COLOUR • SOLVE • DISCOVER • HAVE FUN!
Looking for a fun printable activity book that keeps little hands busy while encouraging important early learning skills?
This colourful 34-page Kids Activity Book brings together a varied collection of preschool activities designed to make learning feel playful and creative.
Children can colour adorable animals and foods, count objects, recognise colours, trace dotted pictures, connect numbers, solve a maze, find differences, match colours and complete missing halves of pictures.
The activities gradually move from simple colouring pages into more interactive challenges, giving children opportunities to practise observation, counting, number order, pencil control, visual discrimination, matching, problem solving and drawing.
With cute animals, fruits, sweet treats and cheerful illustrations throughout, this printable workbook is perfect for screen-free learning at home, in the classroom or while travelling.
WHAT'S INCLUDED?
This 34-page printable PDF includes a wide variety of activities:
• Colouring pages
• Counting activities
• Write-the-number activities
• Colour recognition
• Fruit recognition
• Tracing activities
• Dot-to-dot puzzles
• Number sequencing
• Maze activity
• Find the differences
• Colour matching
• Complete the other half drawing activities
• Cute animals
• Fruits and foods
• Fun visual puzzles
• Final colourful activity-book page
COLOURING FUN
The activity book begins with simple and engaging colouring pages.
Children can colour:
• Puppy
• Fish
• Butterfly
• Worm
• Banana
• Pear
• Strawberry
• Apple
• Grapes
• Donut
• Ice cream
The large, clear illustrations are designed to give young children plenty of space to colour.
Colouring activities can help children practise:
• Pencil and crayon control
• Hand-eye coordination
• Fine motor skills
• Creativity
• Colour awareness
• Concentration
COUNT & COLOUR ACTIVITIES
Several pages combine colouring with simple counting challenges.
Children are encouraged to look carefully at the picture, count specific elements and write the correct number.
Activities include:
• Count the circles on the worm
• Count the dots on the strawberry
• Count the apple's legs
• Count the grapes
• Count the sprinkles on the donut
These activities combine early maths practice with creative colouring.
EARLY COUNTING SKILLS
Children need to visually scan each picture and count what they see before recording their answer.
This encourages:
• One-to-one counting
• Number awareness
• Early numeracy
• Visual scanning
• Attention to detail
• Writing numbers
• Concentration
COLOUR RECOGNITION
The banana activity asks children:
“What colour is the banana?”
Children choose the correct colour from several options before colouring the picture.
This simple activity supports:
• Colour recognition
• Visual discrimination
• Vocabulary
• Decision making
• Matching real-world objects with familiar colours
FRUIT RECOGNITION
The ice cream page adds another visual challenge.
Children need to identify which fruit appears on the ice cream and circle the correct answer.
They can then colour different parts of the ice cream using different colours.
This combines:
• Fruit recognition
• Observation
• Colour recognition
• Visual matching
• Fine motor practice
• Creative colouring
TRACE THE DOTTED PICTURE
The book includes fun tracing activities where children follow dotted outlines and then colour the completed picture.
Children trace pictures including:
• Octopus
• Monkey
• Bee
Each tracing activity is followed by a colourful illustration of the completed character.
This provides children with a fun visual reward and an example of what the finished picture can look like.
TRACING ACTIVITIES SUPPORT
• Pencil control
• Pre-writing skills
• Fine motor development
• Hand-eye coordination
• Following lines
• Visual attention
• Controlled hand movements
DOT-TO-DOT ACTIVITIES
Children can connect numbers in the correct order to discover who or what is hiding.
The dot-to-dot section includes several different challenges with varying numbers of points.
Children uncover pictures including:
• Cat
• Duck
• Carrot
• Dog
The activities encourage children to start at number 1 and continue in numerical order until the hidden picture is completed.
DOT-TO-DOT LEARNING
These activities help children practise:
• Number recognition
• Number sequencing
• Counting order
• Pencil control
• Concentration
• Visual tracking
• Hand-eye coordination
• Following instructions
MAZE CHALLENGE
Children are invited to:
HELP ROCKY GET TO HIS BOWL!
They must guide Rocky through a colourful maze until he reaches his food bowl.
The maze encourages:
• Problem solving
• Planning
• Visual tracking
• Concentration
• Pencil control
• Directional awareness
FIND THE SEVEN DIFFERENCES
A colourful farm scene challenges children to find:
7 DIFFERENCES
Children compare two similar pictures featuring a farm, barn and animals and carefully search for changes between the scenes.
This activity is excellent for practising:
• Observation
• Attention to detail
• Visual discrimination
• Comparison
• Concentration
• Persistence
COLOUR MATCHING
The bowling activity asks children to match each bowling pin with the correct ball according to colour.
Children compare several coloured pins and balls and find the corresponding pairs.
This supports:
• Colour recognition
• Matching
• Visual discrimination
• Observation
• Hand-eye coordination
COMPLETE THE OTHER HALF
The final section introduces drawing and visual symmetry activities.
Children are shown part of a picture and need to complete the missing half.
The pictures include:
• Dog
• Giraffe
• Lion
• Rabbit
Children are encouraged to:
“Try to make both sides match!”
These activities provide a more challenging creative task and encourage children to study shape, proportion and position.
COMPLETE-THE-PICTURE ACTIVITIES SUPPORT
• Visual perception
• Symmetry awareness
• Drawing
• Spatial awareness
• Observation
• Fine motor control
• Hand-eye coordination
• Attention to detail
• Creative confidence
A VARIETY OF ACTIVITIES IN ONE BOOK
One of the biggest advantages of this activity book is the variety.
Instead of focusing on only one learning skill, children move between different types of activities.
They can:
COLOUR
Create colourful pictures and practise pencil control.
COUNT
Count objects and record numbers.
THINK
Solve simple visual challenges.
TRACE
Follow dotted outlines.
CONNECT
Complete number-order dot-to-dot puzzles.
SOLVE
Find a path through a maze.
OBSERVE
Search for differences between pictures.
MATCH
Connect objects according to colour.
DRAW
Complete the missing half of a picture.
SKILLS CHILDREN CAN PRACTISE
• Fine motor skills
• Pencil control
• Pre-writing skills
• Counting
• Early numeracy
• Number recognition
• Number sequencing
• Colour recognition
• Visual discrimination
• Observation
• Matching
• Problem solving
• Concentration
• Hand-eye coordination
• Visual tracking
• Spatial awareness
• Drawing
• Creativity
• Attention to detail
• Following instructions
LEARNING THROUGH PLAY
Young children often learn best when activities feel like play.
This workbook combines familiar preschool learning concepts with cute pictures and simple challenges.
Children may be counting strawberry dots on one page, tracing an octopus on another and helping a puppy through a maze later in the book.
The changing activity types help keep practice varied and engaging.
GREAT FOR FINE MOTOR DEVELOPMENT
Many of the activities involve controlled pencil or crayon movements.
Children practise:
• Colouring inside larger shapes
• Tracing dotted outlines
• Connecting numbered dots
• Drawing maze paths
• Matching objects
• Completing missing pictures
These activities provide repeated opportunities to strengthen the hand control needed for later handwriting and drawing.
EARLY MATHS PRACTICE
The book introduces early maths naturally through play.
Children practise:
• Counting
• Writing numbers
• Recognising numbers
• Following numerical order
• Comparing visual quantities
The dot-to-dot activities also reinforce number sequencing while children reveal hidden pictures.
OBSERVATION & VISUAL THINKING
Activities such as Find the Seven Differences, colour matching and Complete the Other Half encourage children to look closely at visual information.
They need to notice:
• Shapes
• Colours
• Position
• Differences
• Similarities
• Missing details
This helps develop visual discrimination and attention to detail.
PERFECT FOR
• Preschool
• Nursery
• Reception
• Kindergarten
• Early Years
• Home education
• Classroom activities
• Learning centres
• Early finishers
• Quiet-time activities
• Morning activities
• Rainy days
• Holiday activities
• Travel activities
• Screen-free learning
• Fine motor practice
• Extra learning practice at home
FOR TEACHERS & EDUCATORS
Use individual pages to support different early learning skills or offer the complete workbook as an activity pack.
Pages can be selected for:
• Fine motor centres
• Early maths practice
• Colour recognition
• Number sequencing
• Visual discrimination
• Early finishers
• Independent activities
• Quiet classroom work
The variety makes it easy to choose activities according to the child's current learning focus.
FOR PARENTS & HOME EDUCATORS
This printable activity book provides an easy way to combine learning and play at home.
Print the complete book or choose only the pages your child wants to complete.
Use it for:
• Home learning
• Quiet afternoons
• Weekend activities
• Rainy days
• Holiday learning
• Travel entertainment
• Screen-free play
EASY TO USE
1. Download the PDF.
2. Print the pages you want.
3. Provide pencils, crayons or colouring pencils.
4. Let your child colour, count, trace, connect, solve and draw!
You can print individual pages again whenever extra practice is useful.
PRODUCT DETAILS
• Product Type: Printable Kids Activity Book
• Format: Digital PDF
• Total File Length: 34 pages
• Language: English
• Theme: Animals, Fruits, Food & Fun Early Learning
• Learning Focus: Fine Motor Skills, Early Numeracy, Observation & Problem Solving
• Activities: Colouring, Counting, Tracing, Dot-to-Dot, Maze, Find the Differences, Matching & Drawing
• Educational Approach: Learning Through Play
• Suitable For: Preschool, Nursery, Reception and Kindergarten
• Preparation: Print and use
• Compatibility: PDF-compatible device and printer
• Delivery: Digital download
• Physical Product: No
DIGITAL DOWNLOAD
This is a DIGITAL PRODUCT.
No physical item will be shipped.
After purchase, the printable PDF can be downloaded and printed for use at home or in the classroom.
PLEASE NOTE
Adult assistance may be helpful for younger children.
Colours may vary slightly depending on your monitor, printer, paper and printer settings.
This resource is intended for personal, home education or single-classroom use.
The digital file may not be resold, redistributed, shared, uploaded to other websites or platforms, or used for commercial resale.
A LITTLE BOOK FULL OF BIG ADVENTURES!
COLOUR • SOLVE • DISCOVER • HAVE FUN!