Summer Vacation Homework for kindergarten(55 Printables)

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🎯 Benefits of This Summer Vacation Homework  for Kindergarten

✅ Prevents the “summer slide” in math & reading
✅ Designed for ages 4–6 (Pre-K & Kindergarten)
✅ Includes essential skills: phonics, addition, word building, grammar
✅ Great for parents, tutors, and homeschoolers
✅ Easy-to-print PDF worksheets
✅ Covers both academic learning and creative expression
✅ Promotes independent work and confidence

🌟 Bonus

🎁 Bonus: Includes rhyming word worksheets, a teacher-favorite activity proven to boost early literacy and phonemic awareness!

Reviews of Parents,Teachers and Homeschooling parents:

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“Perfect for Summer Learning!”
— Aisha M., Kindergarten Teacher

“This pack was a lifesaver! I sent it home with all my students before the break, and parents loved it. Everything is well-structured, fun, and educational. The bright colors and simple layout kept my students engaged. Highly recommend!”

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“My Daughter Actually Enjoyed Homework!”
— Fatima R., Parent

“We usually struggle to keep up with learning during summer, but this pack made it easy and fun. My daughter looked forward to her daily worksheets — especially the ones with tracing and coloring. Such a relief for busy parents!”

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“Engaging and Easy to Use”
— Mrs. Ali, Homeschooling Mom

“This summer review pack covered everything we needed — phonics, numbers, patterns, and more. I love how it’s organized into one activity per day. No prep needed. Just print and go!”

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“The Perfect Mix of Fun and Learning”
— Miss Sarah, Preschool Teacher

“I printed these out as optional summer work for my students, and many parents asked where I got them from! The worksheets are cute, age-appropriate, and don’t overwhelm the kids. Five stars from me and my class!”

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“Helpful, Creative, and Kid-Friendly!”
— Mr. Khan, Kindergarten Teacher

“Bright illustrations, clear instructions, and a great variety of activities. This summer pack helped my students stay sharp during break — and made the transition back to school much smoother.”