Educational Charts for Kids

The charts are grouped by familiar learning areas, so you can choose a page without searching through unrelated activities. Start with the Alphabet Chart, Phonics Chart, Hindi Varnamala Chart or Hindi Matra Chart for language practice. Number Chart 1 to 50, Number Chart 1 to 100 and Multiplication Chart support counting and maths. You will also find Days of the Week, Months of the Year, Seasons and Weather Charts. Colours, Shapes, Body Parts, Fruits, Vegetables and Animals Charts give children useful vocabulary and picture references. These educational charts work well as a small learning display or a quick practice sheet.

For a child aged 2 to 4, begin with picture-based charts such as Colors, Shapes, Animals, Fruits or Body Parts. Point to each item and say the word together. Children in Nursery, LKG and UKG can practise the Alphabet Chart, Phonics Chart, Number Chart 1 to 50, days, months and weather. For Class 1 and older learners, try Number Chart 1 to 100, the Multiplication Chart, Hindi Matra Chart and spelling or reading practice with the Hindi Varnamala Chart. Repeat familiar charts first, then add a new one when your child is ready.

Place one chart near a study table, reading corner or classroom board. Spend five minutes pointing, naming and finding items, rather than asking your child to memorise the whole page at once. Ask your child to circle today's day, find a number, name a shape or match a fruit to its colour. In class, pair children and let one child point while the other answers. You can also cover a few words with small paper slips for a quick recall game. Keep a pencil nearby so your child can trace letters, count objects or mark familiar pictures.

Open the chart topic you need and select the download option. Most EarlyActivity printables are free, and a free account can download up to 20 printables each day. The files are PDFs sized for A4 and US Letter paper. In your printer settings, choose Actual size or 100% so the chart keeps its intended layout. Print one copy for home or your own classroom, and place it in a folder or laminate it for repeated pointing practice. Files are for use at home or in your own classroom and must not be shared or resold.