High-contrast baby cards
Black-and-white, red and colour cards to print for your baby.
For parents, carers and teachers
Kids: play, print and check
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These pages are for noticing and play, not diagnosis. If something worries you, talk to your child’s doctor.
For you
Milestone checklists
CDC checklists by age, with what to ask your child’s doctor.
To play together
Name tracing
Print sheets for your child’s name, or trace it on a tablet.
R sound practice
Listening games and picture cards for the R sound, with a grown-up.
S sound practice
Listening games and picture cards for the S sound, with a grown-up.
Picture puzzles
Odd one out, what comes next, turns and mirrors, in three levels.
How to choose
Start with your child’s age and what you want to do together. For a baby, print the black-and-white, red and colour high-contrast cards. For a toddler or preschooler, the milestone checklists follow the CDC lists month by month and say what to ask at the next check-up; they are for the grown-up, not for the child. From about three, name tracing gives a sheet or a tablet page with your child’s own name, and the R and S sound pages are listening games and picture cards to play side by side. From about five, the picture puzzles add odd one out, what comes next, turns and mirrors in three levels. Every page here works without an account, and the printable sheets work without a screen at all, so choose whichever suits the moment.
About these pages
Choose an activity to do together: a game, a printable sheet or a picture puzzle. A grown-up chooses the settings and stays close while a child plays.
Learning pages keep progress on this device so your child can carry on next time. You can clear it on the page. Picture puzzles keep no progress.