The Daily Printable Drop: A Free Printable Every Morning

One new printable in your inbox every morning. Tracing, counting, mazes, mystery pictures, do-a-dot and I-spy pages for ages 2-7, all built around a fun monthly theme. Print one page with your coffee, hand it over, and enjoy ten quiet minutes. It’s free.

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The Daily Printable Drop

One fun, high-quality printable in your inbox every morning: tracing, mazes, coloring, games and seasonal activities for ages 2-7. Free.

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How it works

Every day of the week has its own kind of printable, so kids know what’s coming and you never have to plan a thing:

Day Printable Skills
Monday Letter of the week: dotted tracing, find-the-letter game and a picture to color Letters, sounds, pencil control
Tuesday Count & trace: count the themed pictures, trace the number, fill the ten frame Counting, number formation
Wednesday Maze day: a themed maze from start to finish Problem solving, fine motor
Thursday Patterns or shadow matching Early math, visual thinking
Friday Mystery color-by-number pixel picture Number recognition, focus
Saturday Do-a-dot picture for dot markers, stickers or fingerprints Hand strength, one-to-one counting
Sunday I-spy & count: a busy picture page for the whole family Attention, counting, tallying

This month’s printable calendar

Each month has a theme (October is Fall & Pumpkins). Subscribers also get a printable fridge calendar that shows every day’s printable, so kids can color in each day they finish.

October printable drop calendar: a themed printable for every day of the month

A peek at the printables

Letter of the week tracing page
Themed maze printable
Mystery color by number picture
I-spy and count printable

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Daily Printable Drop really free?

Yes. Every printable is free for home and classroom use. You can unsubscribe with one click at the bottom of any email.

What ages are the printables for?

Most pages suit ages 3-6. Do-a-dot and I-spy pages work for toddlers with a little help, and the trickier mazes challenge 6- and 7-year-olds.

Do I need special supplies?

No. Regular printer paper and crayons or markers cover almost everything. Dot markers or stickers are fun for do-a-dot days, and a sheet protector lets you reuse pages with a dry-erase marker.

What if I miss a day?

No problem. Each printable stands on its own, so you can save them up for a rainy afternoon.

Can I use the printables in my classroom?

Yes. Print as many copies as your class needs. Please share a link to this page rather than the files themselves.