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▶Preschool + Pre-K Homeschool Curriculum
The whole preschool year in order: open one page, gather one basket, and teach for 20 to 30 minutes.
A folder of printouts saved from everywhere, and still no plan for Monday.
- 36 themed weeks in order, each with a letter, a number or math focus, a shape, a color and a skill focus
- 180 daily plans of 20 to 30 minutes: circle time, letter and number, a theme activity, fine motor, movement and a book
- 1,080 activities, every one written out in full so you can run it with no other source
- 180 fillable printables: letter tracing, number, shape, cut and paste and a theme page every week
- A Friday skills check every week and a Skills Checklist by Age for 3s, 4s and 5s with quarterly check boxes
- A Parent Guide, a Scope and Sequence of all 36 weeks, and a Supply Master List with a 14-item core kit
- A Preschool Planner workbook: attendance, hours, the share of your state requirement, a portfolio log and a weekly plan
- US Letter and A4, one folder per week, plus the whole year in one bookmarked 467-page PDF
Overview
The whole preschool year in order: open one page, gather one basket, and teach for 20 to 30 minutes.
A folder of printouts saved from everywhere, and still no plan for Monday.
This curriculum is the plan: 36 themed weeks in order, from All About Me in late August to Look How I Have Grown in May, five days a week, 20 to 30 minutes a day, every activity written out. That is 180 daily plans, 1,080 activities and 180 printables, with a Friday skills check each week. The planner workbook keeps the record: in the invented sample, checking off one more school day moves hours to date from 228.0 to 232.0 and the pace from Behind by 4.0 hours to On pace.
What's Included
One ZIP, 159 files:
- 36 week folders, WEEK-01-All-About-Me to WEEK-36-Look-How-I-Have-Grown, each with the Overview and Daily Plans (7 pages) and the Printables (5 pages, fillable) on US Letter and A4
- The Skills Checklist by Age (20 pages, fillable), the Parent Guide, the Scope and Sequence and the Supply Master List, on US Letter and A4
- Preschool-Curriculum-COMPLETE.pdf: the whole year in one 467-page Letter file, bookmarked by week
- The Preschool Planner, Colorful edition, with seven tabs: Start Here, Attendance & Hours, Portfolio Log, Weekly Plan, Theme Table, State Requirement Notes and Help; the same workbook in the Editorial palette, and a zip holding the Colorful, Light and Dark editions
- A PDF with the Google Sheets copy link, a two page Quick-Start PDF and a START-HERE file that lists all 36 themes
Key Benefits
Why this one
Thirty-six weeks from All About Me to Look How I Have Grown, with letters, numbers, shapes and colors in sequence and review weeks built in. You always know what comes next.
Each daily plan runs six short activities with their minutes and their whole text: 1,080 activities across the year, so you can teach from the page.
Five printables a week tie to that week's letter, number, shape and theme. They print on Letter or A4, and the Name line fills every page of the week's file at once.
A Friday skills check every week, and a Skills Checklist by Age with every preschool goal of the Head Start framework and quarterly check boxes for 3s, 4s and 5s.
Check off each school day in the planner. Days, hours, the share of the requirement you type for your state and your pace work themselves out.
Who It's For
Built for
- A parent teaching a 3, 4 or 5 year old at home who wants the year planned in order
- A parent with 20 to 30 minutes a day who wants to open one page and know what to do
- A homeschool family that keeps attendance, hours and a portfolio
- A parent getting a child ready for kindergarten
How It Works
Up and running in minutes
Five pages: how a day runs, how a week runs, the printables, the Friday skills check, the planner, and adapting for your child.
Read the week's overview page, gather the supplies into one basket, and print the printables or open them on a tablet.
Six short activities in order, 20 to 30 minutes. On Friday, mark what you saw on the skills check.
Check off the day in the planner's Attendance & Hours, and add what you kept to the Portfolio Log.
Why It's Different
Not another template
Many preschool listings are a stack of worksheets with no sequence. This is a year in order: 36 themed weeks, a written plan for every day, printables that match the week, a skills check every Friday, and a planner that keeps attendance, hours and a portfolio. The skills are aligned to a public framework, the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework, and the listing says plainly that it is not a state-approved program.
Delivery & Compatibility
Instant, and it opens in what you already use
As soon as your order is complete you get instant access to download the ZIP: 36 week folders on Letter and A4, the Skills Checklist by Age, the Parent Guide, the Scope and Sequence, the Supply Master List, the whole year in one PDF, the Preschool Planner in four color editions, the Google Sheets copy link, a two page Quick-Start PDF and a START-HERE file. Start with the Quick-Start guide and the free video walkthrough. Nothing ships and nothing installs.
One ZIP, instant download, no physical product. Print at actual size on plain paper, US Letter or A4 (the whole-year PDF is Letter only). To type on the printables or the checklist, use an app that fills forms, such as the free Adobe Acrobat Reader, and save the file. The planner opens in Excel 2016 or later or in Google Sheets through the copy link. No Canva, no macros and nothing to install.
FAQ
Questions, answered
What format is this?
Printable PDFs on US Letter and A4 (weekly plans, fillable printables, the checklist and the guides), one combined 467-page PDF, and one workbook (.xlsx) in four color editions, with a quick-start PDF, a START-HERE file and the Google Sheets copy PDF. 159 files in one ZIP.
What age is it for?
Ages 3 to 5. The Skills Checklist by Age has a column for 3s, 4s and 5s, so the same file can follow a child for three years.
How long is a day?
20 to 30 minutes: six short activities, each with its minutes. Stop while it is still fun, split a day into two sittings if you need to, and skip a day without doubling up.
What supplies do I need?
The Supply Master List starts with a 14-item core kit: everything used in at least a quarter of the 36 weeks, to keep in one basket. Each week's overview page lists the few extra things that week needs.
Is this a state-approved program?
No. The skills are aligned to the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework, a US government framework in the public domain. This is not a state-approved program, an accredited school or a licensed preschool. Check your state's homeschool requirements.
Does it include books or characters?
Read-aloud suggestions are titles only; no book text is included. There is no clip art and there are no licensed characters: every picture is a shape, a letter or a number.
Skills aligned to the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework: Ages Birth to Five (Office of Head Start, US Department of Health and Human Services), a US government work in the public domain. This is not a state-approved program, an accredited school or a licensed preschool, and nothing here says what a child should do by a given age or diagnoses anything. Check your state's homeschool requirements; the planner's requirement cells are yours to type, and State Requirement Notes is not legal advice. Ages 3 to 5. Read-aloud suggestions are titles only. The whole-year PDF is US Letter only; every other PDF comes in Letter and A4. Juniper Vale and every name and figure in the planner's sample were invented for the example. Digital product; because the files are delivered instantly, all sales are final.
