Kindergarten Worksheet 60 Day Plan - one page a day for 15 minutes

You already bought 1000+ worksheets. They are still in the drawer.

Not because you are lazy. Because 1000+ loose pages do not tell you which one to do today, what to say while your child holds the pencil, or what to do when they refuse to sit.

So it becomes one more thing to decide at the end of a long day — and deciding is the part nobody has energy for.

This is not a pile of worksheets. It is a plan with dates on it. Day 1 to Day 60, in order. You never choose anything.


WHAT ACTUALLY HAPPENS

Tonight — Five minutes, no printer. Rice on a steel plate and write your child's first letter.

Days 1 to 10 — Lines and curves. The hand learns to hold and pull a pencil before it is asked to make a letter.

Days 11 to 30 — All 26 capital letters, and the sound each one makes. Not "ay bee see" — "a, b, k". Sounds are what let a child read.

Days 31 to 40 — Numbers 0 to 20. Writing them, counting them, knowing which is more.

Days 41 to 45 — Small letters, on four-line ruling, in stroke order.

Days 46 to 55 — First words. c-a-t becomes cat. This is the day it stops being handwriting and starts being reading.

Days 56 to 60 — A sentence, read out loud, alone. And their own name, next to the way they wrote it on Day 10, so you can see the change.

Sixty sessions, five days a week, weekends off — so about twelve weeks, not sixty calendar days. Miss a day and you carry on from where you stopped. Nothing is lost.


FOUR THINGS ORDINARY WORKSHEETS DO NOT DO

1. It tells you what to say. Every page has a SAY THIS TO YOUR CHILD box. Word for word. You read it out. That is the whole job.

2. Sounds, not letter names. A child who knows "ay, bee, see" cannot read cat. A child who knows "a, b, k" can. One page lists all 26 sounds and — the part nobody else prints — what not to say.

3. A red dot where the pencil goes down. Every letter and number carries a red start dot, in the exact place the stroke begins. It is how a child learns to form a letter instead of drawing it.

4. It is built for the day it goes wrong. Because it will. There is a page for "my child will not sit down", a two-minute check on Day 7, and a page telling you what is normal at three, at four, at five.


ELEVEN BONUS PACKS, FREE WITH IT

Each one answers a complaint a real parent has. You will use two in the first week and leave the rest until you need them.

60 no-print games — for "I cannot afford to print"
4 wall posters — for "nothing stays up on the wall"
Pre-KG pack, 20 days — for "my child is only two and a half"
The Admission Pack — for "what will they ask at the interview?"
How to form every letter — for "I don't know the right way myself"
When b and d get muddled — for "is something wrong with my child?"
54 cut-out cards — for "they are bored of worksheets"
Hands, grip and sitting — for "they hold the pencil like a fist"
Extra practice sheets — for "they want one more page"
Learning to cut — for "school asks for scissor skills"
Shapes and colours — for "they ask these at admission too"


WHAT PRINTING ACTUALLY COSTS

The honest answer, and the book gives it on page two. Shop rates as of September 2026 — ask your own shop before you print.

A — most people. Hand the xerox shop one file. 73 pages, A4, black and white, spiral bind. ₹146 to ₹365.

B — home printer. One weekly file every Sunday, five pages. An ink-saver version is included. About ₹250 of your own ink over twelve weeks.

C — cheapest. Print only 23 pages, the charts and guides. Your child copies each day's page into an ordinary four-line notebook. ₹76 to ₹145, plus a ₹30 notebook.

Before you pick C, know this: on 40 of the 60 days the child traces over a grey letter, and that tracing is how the plan teaches. A child cannot trace off a phone screen. C asks them to copy instead — harder for a three or four-year-old.


WHO THIS IS NOT FOR

A child who already reads sentences. They are past this.

A parent who cannot sit down for fifteen minutes, five days a week. The plan does the deciding, but it cannot do the sitting.

Anyone wanting colouring pages and mazes to keep a child busy. This teaches one thing and teaches it in order.

It is also not a substitute for school, and it is not a test of your child.


WHAT LANDS IN YOUR PHONE

Four zip files, sent the moment you pay. Every file is a PDF that prints on ordinary A4.

The 60-Day Plan — 73 pages, in order, with a one-page map telling you what to open tonight, tomorrow and this weekend
11 bonus packs — 85 more pages, one file each
A print-shop file — the whole book, black and white, ready to hand over
An ink-saver version of every weekly file
A large-print page for Grandma and Grandpa, so they can take a turn
A certificate with your child's name on it, for Day 60


WE DO NOT GIVE REFUNDS

This is a digital product — the moment you download it, you have it. So we say it here, before you pay, instead of arguing about it after. That is exactly why six pages are free: do tonight's five minutes with your child first, then decide.

What we do promise, and will keep:

A broken, missing or wrong file gets fixed or re-sent, free, always
Every future version of the plan is free to you
Message us on WhatsApp and a person answers, within 24 hours
Use it with every child in your house, for as long as you like