Your free 16-page collection
Eight activity pages and eight separate answer keys. Each key also shows one example for the open-ended drawing challenge.
Patterns and symmetry
Maya’s Pattern Garden
Finish picture patterns and decorate matching butterfly wings.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Skip counting
Zane’s Football Number Dash
Count by 2s, 5s and 10s, then design a team flag.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Symbol matching and decoding
Leo’s Secret Message Lab
Decode a shape message, then sketch a helpful invention.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Subtraction within 10
Rina’s Rocket Lab Countdown
Solve subtraction problems, then imagine and name a planet.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Spelling and vocabulary
Mrs. Bloomwell’s Classroom Word Mix-Up
Unscramble school words, then draw a cozy reading corner.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Shape recognition
Jotty’s Doodle Detective
Find the different shapes, then turn a squiggle into a picture.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Reading clues and everyday tools
Buckley’s Pack for School
Match supplies to their jobs, then decorate a backpack pocket.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Addition within 10
Starby’s Sticker Star Math
Add sticker-pack numbers, then design a celebration sticker.

Grown-up answer key
Try the activity first. Drawing examples are suggestions; your child’s own design is welcome.
Download answer-key image ↓Print, solve, create
- Print on US Letter paper using “Fit to page.” The PDFs include a white margin.
- Choose the activities-only download to keep answers separate, or print page 1 of a character’s two-page pack.
- Read directions together when needed. Use pencils for the puzzles, then crayons or colored pencils for the artwork.
- Check the puzzle together. Celebrate effort and welcome original drawing ideas.
Maya’s rows use repeating patterns. A grown-up can ask, “Which group of shapes repeats?” before helping with the next two shapes.
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