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From school readiness to early primary, our Re-LEARN-able™ Literacy and Numeracy Activity Sets make learning fun, hands-on and screen-free. Designed to grow with children from Prep to Year 2, these reusable, curriculum-linked resources help little learners build essential skills and confidence, one activity at a time.
8x reusable learning surfaces
Teacher-selected marker colours
Learning that grows with your child
Handy cotton pencil case storage
State-specific learning activities
Helping your child get ready for school or develop their reading and writing skills shouldn't mean endless worksheets, frustrating practice sessions or extra screen time.
Meet the Re-LEARN-able™ Literacy Activity Set – Queensland Edition, a reusable, curriculum-linked learning resource designed to help children develop foundational literacy skills through hands-on, screen-free activities.
Created in Brisbane for children aged 5 to 8, this thoughtfully designed set supports school readiness, handwriting, phonics, spelling and early writing from Prep through to Year 2.
And because the activities wipe clean, children can practise, make mistakes and try again as often as they need.
Learning to read and write happens one small step at a time.
Our Literacy Activity Set follows a deliberate learning progression, helping children move from early pre-writing movements and letter recognition towards building words, completing sentences and creating their own stories.
Activities include:
Pre-writing and fine motor practice: Trace shapes, pathways and patterns to develop the hand control needed for writing.
Letter formation and handwriting: Practise uppercase and lowercase letters using guided tracing and Queensland handwriting conventions.
Phonological awareness and phonics: Explore sounds, letters and their relationships through tracing, speaking and word-building activities.
Spelling and word construction: Progress from simple three-letter words to increasingly challenging spelling activities.
Sentence building: Practise constructing meaningful sentences with different levels of guidance.
Creative storytelling: Use drawing and writing to develop characters, sequence ideas and create stories.
Children can revisit the same activities as their confidence and abilities grow, making this a learning resource they'll use well beyond their first day of school.
Developed with feedback from Australian teachers, the Queensland Edition includes letter formation activities suited to Queensland handwriting conventions.
Activities draw on the Australian Curriculum: English Version 9.0 and the Early Years Learning Framework V2.0, supporting learning from Prep to Year 2.
Explore our Literacy Curriculum Guide for detailed connections between individual activities and early literacy learning outcomes.




