01All-round practice
Kindergarten Ready!
Letters, numbers, shapes, patterns and first words in one ocean adventure.
Explore this book ↗For curious little minds · Ages 4–6
Small adventures.
Big discoveries.
Color a little. Count a little. Discover a lot. Ocean activity books that bring learning, creativity and kindness to the same page.
For home & classroom · English activities · Print and play
Welcome to their little ocean.
Learn
through
play.
through
play.
01 Playful skill practice02 Characters with heart03 Time together, on paper
A lovely place to begin
Pick a page.
Make it theirs.
No account. No email. Just a free activity and a box of crayons. Choose something your child is curious about today.
The free activity library
A little learning, ready to print.
12 single-page PDFs for ages 4–6.
Print on US Letter or A4 with “fit to page”.
Letters & words
Letter A Tracing
Trace, find & color: anchor!
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Letters & words
Letter S Tracing
Trace, find & color: shell!
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Coloring
Color by Number
Ocean sailboat · numbers 1–7
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Coloring
Color by Letter
Rainbow · letters a–e
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Pencil paths & puzzles
Ocean Maze
Help Tula find the shell
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Pencil paths & puzzles
Pencil Control
Zigzag line tracing
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Numbers & counting
Color by Sum
Add, then color the submarine
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Numbers & counting
Make 10 Worksheet
Ten frames · kindergarten math
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Numbers & counting
Ocean I-Spy Counting
Count, write & color
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Numbers & counting
Picture Graph
Count & graph the sea creatures
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Letters & words
Sight Words
Read, trace & find: I, a
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Numbers & counting
Number 5 Tracing
Tally marks · ten frame · count
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The seven-book collection
A new adventure
for every little interest.
Letters, numbers, big feelings and bigger imaginations. Explore what’s inside each book. Paperback and PDF editions are coming soon.
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02Numbers & shapes
Count, Build & Discover
Count to 20, explore shapes, try addition and make picture graphs with Kip.
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03Letters & sounds
Pip’s Letter Adventures
Discover letters A–Z, sounds, rhymes and playful picture activities with Pip.
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04Feelings & friendship
Big Feelings, Kind Friends
Name feelings, explore calm-down breathing and practice kind choices with Bea.
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05Thinking & puzzles
Reef Maze Missions
Navigate ocean mazes, follow arrows and notice differences with your ocean crew.
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06Ocean discovery
Little Ocean Explorers
Meet sea animals, discover ocean facts and make ocean-kind choices with Tula.
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07Pencil skills & creativity
Trace, Draw & Imagine
Follow pencil paths, trace pictures and try step-by-step drawing with Ori.
Explore this book ↗Your first ocean adventure
A whole little
pack to explore.
Try the 11-page Kindergarten Ready! sample: nine activity pages, a grown-up guide and a book information page.
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Meet the crew
A crew with a little heart.
Tula
Loves to look closely and count everything she finds.
“Let’s take a closer look.”
Ori
Eight arms, endless ideas, and always ready to try another way.
“What else could we try?”
Lumi
Makes room for every friend and takes turns with a smile.
“Would you like to join us?”
Pip
A curious seahorse who loves letters, sounds and a story told in your own words.
“Every voice has a story.”
Bea
A gentle manta ray who helps friends name feelings, ask for help and find their own way to join in.
“There is room for you.”
Kip
A cheerful crab who sorts treasures, builds with shapes and tries another way when things fall down.
“Let’s try another way!”
For the grown-ups
Little moments.
Room to grow.
A suggested age is a starting point. Follow your child’s curiosity, celebrate the effort and make the activity your own.
Start with their interest.
Letters today? A maze tomorrow? Pick a page that invites them in.
Try it together.
Read the instructions aloud. Ask what they notice. Let them set the pace.
Make room for their way.
Notice a new idea, a kind choice or another attempt. The conversation is part of the adventure.
Questions from parents
What age is it for?
Ages 4–6: pre-K, kindergarten, and anyone getting ready to start. Younger children can do the warm-ups and coloring with help.
How long does each page take?
Follow your child’s pace. Start with one activity, take breaks and stop when they need a rest. A grown-up can read instructions aloud.
Is it a lot of screen time?
None. It's a real paper workbook. Crayons and pencils only.
Can I photocopy pages?
Yes, for your own household or one classroom. Please do not resell, share the files publicly or upload them to shared libraries. Full license.
Is the interior in color?
The cover is full color. Inside pages are black and white so kids can color them, and so the book stays affordable.