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Printable Free Preschool Worksheets Age 3 – 5 (PDF)

Before we get down to our comprehensive list of Printable Free Preschool Worksheets Age 3 – 5 (PDF) format , let’s explore why are they important in the first place.

As a parent or educator, you might be looking for ways to help preschool children develop their skills and knowledge. One great way to do this is through the use of interactive worksheets.

Worksheets can be a fun and engaging way for children to learn and practice important concepts.

Overall, free downloadable educational worksheets, activity sheets & other digital resources that can be a valuable tool in a preschool classroom.

Why Use Worksheets in Preschool?

• Skill building: Worksheets help preschoolers develop and reinforce important skills such as hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills, and handwriting.
• Learning reinforcement: Worksheets provide an opportunity for preschoolers to reinforce what they have learned through hands-on activities and games.
• Structure and routine: Worksheets can help establish a structured routine in the classroom, providing a clear start and finish to a task.
• Differentiation: Worksheets can be used to differentiate instruction and meet the needs of individual learners.
• Assessment: Worksheets can be used as a form of assessment to track progress and identify areas where additional support may be needed.
• Independence: Worksheets can promote independent learning as preschoolers can work on them individually or in small groups, allowing for self-directed learning.
• Preparation for kindergarten: Worksheets can help prepare preschoolers for the academic demands of kindergarten by introducing them to concepts such as letter and number recognition, counting, and basic math skills.

Related: 20 Quick Interactive Activities for Preschoolers & Toddlers (Age 3 – 5) Related: Easy Educational Activities for Preschoolers Related: Quick Hands-on Activities for Preschoolers

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150 Free Printable Preschool Worksheets for Preschoolers age 3,4 & 5

Here are 150 downloadable preschool worksheets for children aged 3,4 & 5 in PDF format:

• Tracing for sight words
• Dot-to-dot activities
• Shape sorting games
• Picture sequencing
• Sensory bin activities
• Story retelling activities
• Rhyming word memory games
• Counting with manipulatives
• Letter matching games
• Science experiments for kids
• Math games with dice
• Simple science investigations
• Art projects with recycled materials
• Pattern block activities
• Sensory writing trays
• Color mixing experiments
• Fine motor practice activities
• DIY board games
• Social-emotional learning activities
• Playdough shape making
• Cooking activities for kids
• Nature scavenger hunts
• Yoga for kids
• Dramatic play activities
• Music and movement activities
• Building block challenges
• Balance beam activities
• Gross motor obstacle courses
• Sensory bottles
• Texture exploration activities
• Pre-writing skill activities
• Number sense activities
• Reading comprehension activities
• Gross motor hopscotch games
• Sensory play with shaving cream
• Science experiments with water
• Sensory play with rice or beans
• Art activities with nature items
• Measurement activities
• Gross motor dancing games
• Sensory play with slime
• STEM activities for kids
• Cooking with science experiments
• Emotion recognition activities
• Building with recycled materials
• Paper plate crafts
• Science experiments with baking soda and vinegar
• Process art projects
• Sensory bins with different textures
• Shape recognition with food items.
• Tracing for letters and numbers
• Color by number
• Counting with pictures
• Matching for shapes and colors
• Cutting and pasting activities
• Pattern recognition
• Handwriting practice sheets
• Name tracing
• Picture addition
• Picture subtraction
• Sorting activities based on shapes and colors
• Alphabet and letter recognition
• Rhyming word
• Sight word recognition
• Simple math problems
• Writing practice
• Picture puzzles
• Memory matching games
• Odd one out
• Mazes for tracing practice
• Color recognition
• Picture graphing activities
• Word search puzzles
• Fill in the missing letters
• Animal recognition
• Basic geometry
• Weather recognition
• Basic science experiments
• Time-telling
• Science experiments
• Number recognition
• Shape recognition
• Size recognition
• Learning about money
• Sequencing activities
• Learning about seasons
• Learning about the human body
• Hand-eye coordination
• Coloring pages with simple shapes
• Learning about the five senses
• Learning about food groups
• Learning about community helpers
• Learning about transportation
• Learning about animals and their habitats
• Learning about musical instruments
• Learning about countries and cultures
• Learning about the environment
• Learning about emotions
• Learning about sports
• Learning about holidays and celebrations
• Playdough modeling and sculpting
• Cooking and baking simple recipes
• Dressing up and pretend play
• Building with blocks and Legos
• Sensory bins with rice, beans, or sand
• Water play with cups, containers, and funnels
• Outdoor scavenger hunt
• Indoor treasure hunt
• Making paper airplanes and testing them out
• Dancing and movement activities
• Singing nursery rhymes and children’s songs
• Reading and storytelling
• Puppet shows and finger plays
• Yoga and stretching exercises
• Painting with watercolors or finger paints
• Making collages with recycled materials
• Creating simple origami designs
• Balloon play and games
• Creating with play foam or kinetic sand
• Making and playing with homemade slime
• Nature walks and outdoor exploration
• Planting and caring for a small garden
• Making homemade bird feeders
• Science experiments with everyday materials
• Exploring magnets and magnetic materials
• Learning about colors through mixing paint
• Learning about shapes through building with tangram blocks
• Learning about textures through sensory exploration
• Learning about weight and balance through simple physics experiments
• Learning about the water cycle through hands-on activities
• Making and decorating paper masks
• Creating and decorating paper crowns
• Designing and making simple paper puppets
• Building and designing cardboard forts and castles
• Playing with toy cars and making simple race tracks
• Playing with toy trains and building simple tracks
• Making and playing with homemade musical instruments
• Learning about basic coding and programming with unplugged activities
• Playing simple card games like Go Fish or Memory
• Building and playing with simple board games
• Learning about basic addition and subtraction through dice games
• Making and flying kites
• Making and playing with homemade juggling balls
• Creating and playing with simple obstacle courses
• Making and decorating paper dolls and clothes
• Creating and playing with paper boats
• Learning about different cultures through cooking and eating international foods
• Making and playing with a simple marble run
• Learning about science and the natural world through virtual field trips and videos
• Learning about art and artists through virtual museum tours and art activities.
• Duncan, G. J., Dowsett, C. J., Claessens, A., Magnuson, K., Huston, A. C., Klebanov, P., & Japel, C. (2007) . School readiness and later achievement. Developmental psychology, 43(6), 1428-1446.
• Farley, D. L. (2018) . The Effects of a Worksheet-Based Early Mathematics Intervention on the Skills of Preschool Children. Early Childhood Education Journal, 46(1), 77-85.
• Flynn, R. M., & Richgels, D. J. (2006) . Using Worksheets in Preschool and Kindergarten: Benefits and Limitations. Early Childhood Education Journal, 34(3), 227-232.

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Behold the power of the worksheet! Worksheets not only build vocabulary skills and allow our little ones to engage in new activities, but they also build fine motor skills. Strengthening the small muscles in the fingers and hands gives our little ones the ability to tie shoes, pour a glass of milk, brush hair, use scissors, zip zippers, button up a coat, and so much more!

When your little ones can complete simple tasks by themselves, this builds self-esteem! When you engage in a craft, activity, or worksheet with your little ones, you build social skills, vocabulary, and discover potential interests. Using the tablet is great for certain things, but it doesn’t build fine motor skills. Way more than “just worksheets”, these activities allow your little ones to build essential skills for the future.

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Fun-filled printable learning pack for preschoolers!

Your preschoolers will love this preschool printable learning pack full of silly socks and activities!

From matching pairs to sorting by size, making patterns, and more!

Free printable preschool learning pack

You’ll find a total of nine pages in this bundle.

Children will practice:

• sorting by size
• counting to 5 and 10
• scissor skills
• color by number

This bundle is packed with free preschool worksheets perfect for ages 3-4.

All you need to do is download the file, print and you’re ready to go! Children will need to use markers or crayons, as well as scissors and glue.

You’ll find the free printable pdf at the bottom of this article.

Feel free to use them in your classroom or at home with your kids.

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The idea behind this website is to make a place where parents, teachers, and childcare professionals can download and print free educational resources for preschoolers. Preschool-aged children will benefit the most from the free printable worksheets on the site right now but we also plan on adding additional resources for younger kids.

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Our free worksheets are broken down into four main categories and cover different areas of early childhood education. The preschool English worksheets category includes spelling, reading, rhyming, phonics, and alphabet printables. They are designed for preschoolers’ cognitive and literacy development. The preschool activity worksheets category includes scissors practice, mazes, connect the dots, coloring, and tracing printables. They help children with developing fine motor skills and critical thinking ability. The preschool math worksheets category includes shapes, position and order, numbers, measurement, and counting printables. Children will become familiar with basic math skills. The preschool learning worksheets category includes weather, holiday, seasonal, colors, and telling time printables. They are a wonderful way for kids to learn the fundamental aspects of life. All of our free preschool worksheets can be downloaded in the PDF file format and then printed or you can print the worksheets directly in your browser.

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One of the more common questions we get is “What are we allowed to do with the worksheets?”. You can do everything you want with our free daycare worksheets except sell them. Print as many as you want and make as many copies as you would like. You are also allowed to use our free worksheets anywhere, whether it be a preschool, summer camp, kindergarten, home, or a local daycare center. We want the worksheets we have created to be used by as many kids as possible.

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Daycare worksheets cannot just be handed out and expected to be completed. A toddler who is two years old and a preschooler who is four years old learn differently than older children. Younger kids need to have different types of engagement in order to facilitate learning. Many of our preschool worksheets have more than one way they can be utilized. Teachers and parents can print a worksheet and then make learning game or activity out of it. Childcare professionals can also put together lesson plans using the free printables that can fit into a prekindergarten curriculum.

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Help your children get the best of their early childhood education with these preschool worksheets . These free printable worksheets for preschoolers are the perfect learning tool for children 3 to 5 years old . There is something for everyone, with varying activities in subjects like learning the ABC’s, learning to count, learning about science, and even practicing writing small letters, capital letters, and cursive. Our fun pre-k worksheets are preferred by students, parents and teachers alike because of the learning opportunities the activities provide.

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Increase your preschooler’s skills and continue to develop their early education with this selection of pre-k worksheets from Kids Academy! Here you will find a whole host of activities that cover subjects from across the curriculum including all the core subject areas like math and literacy, as well as coloring pages, educational games, and mazes.

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  Kids Academy offers free printable preschool worksheets designed to meet the needs of toddlers and beyond. This comprehensive collection includes pre-k worksheets over the following subjects:

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Give your little learner the best start in their early education by downloading printable preschool worksheets over a variety of subjects. All activities are meant to enhance both academic readiness skills as well as other essential skills. For example, PDF worksheets for preschoolers could help early learners develop:

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Calling all junior explorers! Let’s go on a camping adventure – but not just any kind! ️ Prepare to sharpen your observation skills and unleash your inner detective with our exciting I Spy Camping activity mats!

These free preschool printables are bursting with six unique scenes filled with the great outdoors wonder. We’re talking crackling campfires, cozy tents, playful woodland creatures, and so much more! But there’s a twist – each mat hides a secret list of camping essentials you need to find.

Get ready to boost your child’s visual recognition, counting abilities, and critical thinking – all while having a blast exploring the world of camping! So pack your sense of adventure, grab a crayon (or two!), and let the fun begin! ️

Camping is a classic adventure for families, but what if you could bring the excitement indoors for a fun and educational twist? Enter the world of I Spy – a simple game that transforms your living room into a wilderness wonderland!

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Our I Spy Worksheets offer exciting printables bursting with colorful scenes. These engaging activity pages will transform playtime into a detective adventure, all while nurturing your child’s development!

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Why play I Spy with preschoolers?

I Spy is such a perfect game for preschoolers. It fosters their development in a fun and engaging way.

Visual Scanning Powerhouse: The colorful scenes packed with camping details become a treasure trove for searching eyes. These printables help hone their focus and ability to pick out specific objects.

Learning in Disguise: Finding hidden camping essentials on the page turns into a sneaky way to build vocabulary, color recognition, and even basic counting skills. It’s learning wrapped in a delightful adventure!

Are these I Spy printables appropriate for different age groups within preschool?

Absolutely! We’ve designed these I Spy printables with a range of difficulty in mind. Some focus on simpler objects and colors, while others offer more details to challenge developing minds.

This way, younger preschoolers can enjoy the hunt for familiar items, while older ones can stretch their observation skills with trickier finds. Everyone can join the camping adventure regardless of age and have a blast!

How does playing I Spy strengthen visual discrimination skills?

Playing I Spy strengthens visual discrimination in several ways:

Focused Scanning: The core of I Spy involves actively searching for specific objects within a scene. This trains children to scan their environment visually, honing their ability to differentiate between similar shapes, colors, and details.

Identifying Key Features: The clues in I Spy often focus on specific features of the hidden object, like its color, shape, or function. This trains children to pay attention to these details, helping them distinguish between objects that might otherwise appear similar at first glance.

Filtering Out Distractions: Busy I Spy scenes are filled with various objects. Finding the right one requires children to filter out irrelevant information and focus on the details mentioned in the clue. This strengthens their ability to separate the target object from the background clutter.

Building Visual Memory: As children search for the hidden object, they need to hold the clue (and the corresponding visual image) in their mind. This strengthens their ability to retain visual information for short periods, a crucial skill for tasks like reading and recognizing objects later on.

By combining these elements, playing I Spy becomes a fun and engaging way for preschoolers to develop their visual discrimination skills, a key foundation for future learning and exploration.

Counting to 10

Ready to level up the camping adventure? Let’s explore the wonders of numbers with our Counting to 10 printables! Packed with engaging counting activities, these worksheets will help your little explorer master their numbers 1-10 while having a blast. We even have more number-themed printables on our site to keep the learning fun!

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Camping Preschool Theme

Calling all little explorers! Are you ready to embark on a learning adventure filled with campfires, cozy tents, and curious woodland creatures? A camping preschool theme transforms your classroom (or living room!) into a world of wonder, sparking curiosity and igniting a love for learning in your preschooler. Here’s how you can create a memorable and educational camping experience:

Decoration Inspiration

Transform your space into a world of wilderness wonder! Drape colorful streamers like campfire smoke, create a vibrant “forest” with green and brown butcher paper, and hang playful camping-themed decorations. Let your imagination run wild!

Think tents, towering trees, curious woodland creatures, and twinkling stars to set the scene for a magical camping adventure. Don’t forget to add a cozy reading nook with blankets and pillows – the perfect spot for story time snuggles under a “starry sky”.

Activities Galore!

Sensory Play: Create a “forest floor” sensory bin with shredded paper leaves, pinecones, and plastic animals. Hide objects and let them explore with touch and sight.

Sing-Along Time: Gather around the “campfire” (a blanket circle) and sing classic camping songs like “Kumbaya” or “The Wheels on the Bus” with a camping twist (e.g., “The wheels on the bus go crunch, crunch, crunch, over the bumpy forest lunch”).

Craft Corner: Get creative with construction paper tents, pine cone bird feeders, or painted campfire scenes.

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Story Time Adventures: Read engaging stories about camping, nature, and animals to spark their curiosity about the great outdoors.

We hope this blog post has sparked your creativity and ignited a love for all things camping! Remember, these are just a few ideas to get you started. With a little imagination and our engaging printables, you can transform any space into a world of learning and adventure.

So grab your little explorer, pack your sense of discovery, and embark on a camping adventure filled with laughter, learning, and lasting memories! Happy camping!

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Tara is the brains behind Homeschool Preschool, where her journey from preschool and public school teacher to homeschooling mom of three fuels her passion for early childhood education. With a blend of expertise and firsthand experience, Tara’s writings offer practical tips and engaging resources to support families in creating meaningful learning adventures at home.

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Summer is the perfect time for kids to explore creativity and improve their writing skills. With these summer writing prompts , children can reflect on their experiences, imagine new adventures, and set goals for the upcoming school year. Our collection of writing prompts for summer will keep kids engaged and inspired throughout the sunny season. Let’s dive in!

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• Write about your favorite memory from the past school year.

This prompt encourages kids to reflect on a positive experience and practice descriptive writing by detailing their memorable moment.

• What are three goals you have for the next school year? How will you achieve them?

This prompt helps kids set specific, achievable goals and think critically about the steps needed to reach them.

• Describe a time you overcame a challenge and what you learned from it.

Encourages kids to reflect on their problem-solving skills and the lessons learned from facing difficulties.

• What new skill would you like to learn over the summer? Why?

Prompts kids to think about personal growth and the reasons behind their interests in new activities.

• Reflect on a book you read this year that had a big impact on you. What did you learn from it?

Encourages kids to analyze and articulate the influence of literature on their thoughts and feelings.

• Write about a person who inspired you this past year and explain why.

This prompt helps kids practice gratitude and recognition of positive role models in their lives.

• Describe a project or assignment you were particularly proud of this year. What made it special?

Encourages kids to take pride in their achievements and articulate what made their work stand out.

• Think about a time you helped someone this year. How did it make you feel?

This prompt fosters empathy and reflection on the positive impact of helping others.

• What is something you want to improve about yourself this summer? How will you work on it?

This is one of the best summer writing ideas to encourage self-awareness and goal-setting for personal development over the summer.

• Imagine it’s the end of next school year. Write a letter to your future self about what you hope to have accomplished.

This creative exercise helps kids envision their future success and the steps needed to achieve their goals.

• Describe your dream summer vacation. Where would you go and what would you do?

This prompt encourages kids to use their imagination and detail the perfect vacation, enhancing their creative writing skills.

• Write a story about a summer vacation that didn’t go as planned.

This prompt helps kids practice narrative writing by imagining unexpected events and solutions during a vacation.

• What are three things you always pack for a vacation? Why are they important to you?

Encourages kids to think about their personal essentials and explain their significance, fostering organizational skills.

• Imagine you are a tour guide in a place you’ve visited. Write a tour for new visitors.

This prompt enhances descriptive writing and creativity as kids detail interesting facts and sights about a place.

• Write a diary entry from the perspective of someone on a vacation in a place you want to visit.

Encourages kids to practice empathy and perspective-taking by imagining a vacation through someone else’s eyes.

• Describe the best summer vacation you’ve ever had. What made it so special?

This prompt allows kids to reflect on past experiences and practice detailed, narrative writing.

• If you could travel anywhere in the world this summer, where would you go and why?

Encourages kids to research and dream about different cultures and places, broadening their geographical knowledge.

• Write a story about a magical vacation where anything can happen.

This prompt sparks creativity and imagination as kids invent a fantastical vacation adventure.

• What would you do if you had a summer vacation on another planet?

Encourages creative thinking and science fiction writing as kids imagine the possibilities of interplanetary travel.

• Imagine you’re visiting a country where you don’t speak the language. How would you communicate and what would you do?

This prompt helps kids think critically about communication and problem-solving in new environments.

• Write about a time you went camping. What did you see, hear, and feel?

This prompt encourages kids to use sensory details to describe their camping experience, enhancing their descriptive writing skills.

• Describe an ideal day spent at the beach. What activities would you do?

Kids can practice creating vivid imagery as they outline their perfect beach day, from building sandcastles to swimming in the ocean.

• Imagine you found a secret path in the woods. Where does it lead and what do you find?

This prompt sparks creativity and adventure as kids invent a mysterious journey through nature.

• Write a story about a treasure hunt with your friends in your backyard or a local park.

Encourages kids to craft an exciting narrative, complete with clues, challenges, and hidden treasures.

• What is your favorite outdoor game or sport to play in the summer? Describe a fun game you played.

This prompt helps kids reflect on their physical activities and practice detailing rules and experiences of their favorite games.

• Describe a nature walk you took. What plants and animals did you encounter?

Enhances observational skills and descriptive writing as kids recount their discoveries on a nature walk.

• Imagine you are an explorer discovering a new island. What do you find and how do you survive?

This prompt encourages imaginative thinking and adventure as kids create a story about exploring an uncharted island.

• Write about a day spent fishing. Did you catch anything? What was the experience like?

Kids can reflect on patience and the joys of fishing, detailing their experience and any catches they made.

• What would you do if you had a treehouse? Describe your perfect treehouse and how you’d spend your time there.

Encourages creative thinking and detailed description as kids design and enjoy their ideal treehouse.

• Describe a summer picnic. What food do you bring, and who do you invite?

This prompt allows kids to plan a fun, social outdoor event, detailing the setting, food, and activities with friends or family.

• Write a daily journal entry for a week during your summer break. What did you do each day?

This prompt encourages kids to practice consistent writing and reflection on their daily activities and experiences.

• Describe your perfect summer day from start to finish.

Kids can use their imagination to detail an ideal day. This is one of the best summer journal topics to practice narrative and descriptive writing.

• Write about a new hobby or activity you tried this summer. How did you feel about it?

Encourages kids to reflect on new experiences, helping them articulate their thoughts and feelings.

• What is your favorite summer tradition with your family? Describe it in detail.

This prompt fosters appreciation for family traditions and helps kids practice descriptive writing.

• Imagine you are a character in your favorite book or movie for a day. Write about your adventures.

Kids can practice creative writing and perspective-taking by immersing themselves in a familiar story world.

• Write a letter to a friend or family member about your summer so far.

Encourages kids to summarize their experiences and practice writing letters, an important communication skill.

• Describe a summer day when the weather was extreme. What did you do to stay cool or warm?

This prompt helps kids practice descriptive writing and think about how they adapt to different weather conditions.

• Imagine you kept a nature journal for the summer. What would you write about and draw?

Encourages kids to observe and document the natural world around them, fostering an appreciation for nature.

• Write a story about finding a mysterious object while playing outside. What happens next?

This prompt sparks creativity and adventure, allowing kids to invent a narrative around a found object.

• Reflect on the best part of your summer so far. Why was it special to you?

This is one of the best summer writing prompts for students that will help them practice reflection and gratitude by identifying and describing their most memorable summer moments.

With these summer writing prompts, kids can enjoy a creative and fun-filled summer. Encourage them to write regularly and watch their imaginations soar. Happy writing!

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Fun camp related summer writing prompts include describing a night under the stars, writing about a campfire story, or imagining an adventure in a hidden forest.

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Ocean writing prompts can include imagining a day as a marine biologist, writing a story about finding a message in a bottle, or describing an underwater adventure with sea creatures.

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Summer writing prompts for elementary students include reflecting on their favorite summer memory, describing a perfect picnic, or imagining a day at a magical amusement park.

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• Regular physical activity is one of the most important things people can do to improve their health.
• The recommended amount of physical activity per week varies by age and other factors.
• Remember that some activity is better than none.

Physical activity recommendations for different age groups

Here are the recommendations for different age groups from the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans , 2nd edition. If you are unable to meet the recommendations, be as active as you can.

Preschool-aged children (3-5 years)

Physical activity every day throughout the day.

Active play through a variety of enjoyable physical activities.

Children and adolescents (6-17 years)

60 mins (1 hour) or more of moderate- to vigorous-intensity physical activity daily

A variety  of enjoyable physical activities.

As part of the 60 minutes, on at least 3 days a week, children and adolescents need:

• Vigorous activity  such as running or soccer.
• Activity that  strengthens muscles, such as climbing or push-ups.
• Activity that  strengthens bones,  such as gymnastics or jumping rope.

Adults (18-64 years)

At least  150 minutes a week of moderate-intensity activity such as  brisk walking .

At least  2 days a week  of activities that  strengthen muscles .

Older adults (65 years and older)

Activities to  improve balance  such as standing on one foot.

Adults with chronic conditions and disabilities

Get at least  150 minutes  (for example, 30 minutes 5 days a week)  of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity a week .

Get at least  2 days a week of muscle- strengthening activities  that include all major muscle groups.

Pregnant and postpartum women

Get at least  150 minutes  (for example, 30 minutes 5 days a week)  of moderate-intensity aerobic activity a week such as brisk walking during pregnancy and the postpartum period.

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