Kindergarten Readiness Bundle

I am so excited about the launch of my Kindergarten Readiness Packs and hope your family will love them as much as mine has! I suppose my girlies love the finished product more than all the time it took for me to create them, but that's basically water under the bridge at this point. I’m sure you can picture it: a mom who needs something to challenge her creativity and tap into some old skill sets and then a house that completely falls apart as a result of it. I am writing you today with no food in my fridge, mounds of laundry on my floor, dishes piled in the sink, and possibly a crying baby on my lap- but your Prep for Kindergarten Packs are on point! Trust me, all the work, love, and energy that usually goes into keeping my house afloat has been poured into your summer curriculum so you don’t have to think about it.

I have created two separate packs: one for language arts and one for math that are all standards based and range in difficulty to meet your little learner where they are at. The goal is to prioritize early exposure and build a basic math and literacy foundation before heading into Kindergarten.  You are also able to buy the entire bundle for the limited price of $30. Each pack will have 3 downloadable pdfs containing worksheets, diy math or literacy booklets, and flashcard games. The combined bundle has over 125+ printables including a read alouds list and log in case you are wanting to squeeze in some good reading time with your kiddos this summer. I have also included a black and white version of the math and literacy flashcards in your digital download and though it is not actually black and white, it is the version you should use if you plan to save and print with the black and white option. Coming to you from a mom who tries every last expired coupon code before I make my online purchases even though my husband keeps telling me, “They never work!” One day, I’ll show him when I save $5 and we get to splurge on half a Starbies drink ;) But just in case your printing code leaves you hanging, save a little with my dependable B&W flashcards printable option. 

 I am a lover of summer and want this to be utilized as an easy add on to your fun filled, schedule free season. My flashcard packs both incorporate some game ideas and activities because I am a strong believer in pairing movement with learning because chef’s kiss- that's where the magic happens! This bundle will serve as a great tool to prevent the dreaded summer slide and support your kiddo without overwhelming either of you. If you find that some activities have reached a level of overwhelm, set it down and move to the next page. Just the introduction to a new concept can be helpful, but remember that building learning confidence and intrigue is also a very important part of kindergarten preparation. This exposure should demonstrate why your child should be excited for the coming year and how learning, though sometimes difficult, can also be fun.

Here’s what you can expect:

Language Arts Pack – TK to Kindergarten Readiness

Total PDF Downloads: 3

1. DIY Literacy Booklet (12 pages)

2. Literacy Launch Flashcard & Game Kit (46 pages)

3. Standards-Based Language Arts Worksheets (17 worksheets)

What’s Inside:

1. DIY Literacy Booklet

• "All About Me" themed activities that promote personal storytelling, writing, & language use

• Includes a cover page, writing prompts, drawing spaces, and a printable award

• Designed to build confidence and familiarity with early writing conventions

2. Literacy Launch Flashcard & Game Kit

• A–Z uppercase & lowercase letter cards

• Phonics image flashcards (A for apple, B for ball, etc.)

• Alphabet tracing cards for fine motor and letter formation

• Sight word flashcards featuring common high-frequency words

• Kaboom! game cards to build fluency and make practice fun

• Color and black-and-white versions included for flexible printing

• Easy DIY lamination tips included for durability

3. Language Arts Worksheets

• 15 print-and-go worksheets aligned with key kindergarten readiness standards

• Topics include:

• Letter formation & recognition

• Beginning sounds & CVC decoding

• Sentence building with sight words

• Rhyming and syllable segmenting

• Reading comprehension

• Capitalization and punctuation practice

• Word spacing & pencil grip guidance

• Includes a reading log and curated read-aloud book list with discussion prompts
  
  
  
  

Mathematics Pack – TK to Kindergarten Readiness

Total PDF Downloads: 3

1. DIY Math Booklet (15 pages)

2. Math Flashcard & Game Kit (20 pages)

3. Standards-Based Math Worksheets (15 worksheets)

What’s Inside-

1. DIY Math Booklet

• Hands-on number activities with opportunities for drawing, circling, and comparing

• Included a variety of addition and subtraction number stories

• Created to encourage kids to apply math to real-life concepts

 2. Math Flashcard & Game Kit

• Number recognition cards (1–20) and (10’s -100 )

• Counting visuals with ten frames and image quantities

• Basic math fact cards with color-coded dots for difficulty

• Math vocabulary cards (>, <, +, −, =)

• Kaboom-style cards for fluency games

• Shapes & base-10 visuals (ones, tens, hundreds)

• 100-chart included

• Multiple gameplay suggestions for home or classroom use

3. Math Worksheets

• 15 engaging pages that introduce and reinforce:

• Counting & number recognition (1–20)

• One-to-one correspondence

• Comparing numbers and identifying more/less

• Beginning addition & subtraction

• Patterns (AB, ABB, ABC)

• Measurement (length, weight, height)

• Graphing and data interpretation

• Coloring by shape

• Critical thinking puzzles and visual math

Bonus Features

• All content is standards-aligned and labeled clearly for parent/teacher reference

• Designed by a credentialed elementary educator and former first-grade teacher

• Perfect for preventing the summer slide or preparing little learners for school success

• Built for flexibility — use for summer review, homeschool, or classroom support

• Friendly to both preschool and kindergarten readiness levels

Growing up, my mother was a faithful subscriber to summer education workbooks and I was likely their least appreciative consumer. I can only imagine the horror my 4th grade self would endure recognizing what exactly I have created. Yet, my mother, per usual, knew what she was about and I suppose I am writing blog posts in no small part due due to the way she poured into the education and character development of her children. I hope to make the same effort with my own kids, even when they huff and puff about it. However, maybe I won’t call them out of the pool to work on these worksheets ;)

May you feel encouraged and may your kindergartners be ready!

Cassie Wray- Chasing Wrays