⚡ Key Takeaways
- One page, one skill: each Learning Path covers a single English letter, Urdu harf or number for children aged 3–6.
- Same 7 steps every time: Watch, Colour, Identify, Connect, Trace, Write Independently and Check, followed by a certificate.
- Short sessions: 10–15 minutes a day, with most children spending 2–3 days on each page.
- Free to use: every worksheet on a Learning Path is free to print at home or in class.
- Certificate: complete at least 3 activities plus the assessment to earn a free printable certificate.
IdeazSuper Learning Paths are free, guided pages that take a preschool child from first recognising a letter, harf or number to writing it on their own. Instead of collecting separate worksheets, parents and teachers follow seven short steps on one page. There are three sets: English alphabet, Urdu haroof and numbers 1 to 10.
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What Are IdeazSuper Learning Paths?
A Learning Path is a step-by-step page built around one letter, harf or number. Each step builds on the one before: your child first sees and hears it, then colours its shape, picks it out from similar shapes, connects it to a sound or a quantity, traces it with the correct strokes, writes it without help, and finally completes a short check. See the 7 steps every Learning Path follows below, along with pacing tips and how the certificate works.
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The 7 Steps on Every Learning Path
Every Learning Path follows the same order, so once your child has finished one page they know exactly what to expect on the next.
- 1. Watch: a short video shows the letter or number and how it is said
- 2. Colour: a large outline to colour, building familiarity with the shape and pencil control
- 3. Identify: circle it or follow it through a maze among similar-looking letters or numerals
- 4. Connect: Connect the Sound on letter and haroof pages; Count & Match on number pages
- 5. Trace: tracing sheets with the correct starting point and stroke direction
- 6. Write Independently: writing without the guide on lines or a grid
- 7. Check: a one-page assessment before moving on, then the Celebrate step and certificate
To earn the certificate, your child completes at least three activities plus the assessment sheet. Doing more steps gives extra practice but is not required.
English Alphabet Learning Paths (A–Z)
The English paths teach each letter in both capital and small form. The Connect the Sound step links the letter to everyday words that begin with it, which builds early phonics alongside handwriting. Paths are published letter by letter, starting from A.
Urdu Haroof Learning Paths (Alif to Yay)
The Urdu paths follow the order of the Urdu alphabet, from Alif to Yay. Each harf page covers its shape, its sound and how it joins with other haroof, with Urdu tracing sheets for correct letter formation. They suit children in Pakistan and Urdu-speaking families abroad.
Number Learning Paths (1–10)
The number paths cover 1 to 10. In place of Connect the Sound, step 4 is Count & Match, where children count objects and match the total to the numeral. Each page ends by pointing to the next number, so children can work through all ten in order.
Number 1 | Number 2 | Number 3 | Number 4 | Number 5 | Number 6 | Number 7 | Number 8 | Number 9 | Number 10
💡 Teaching Tip
Who Are Learning Paths For?
- Parents teaching letters, haroof and numbers at home to children aged 3–6
- Preschool and KG teachers who want a ready-made weekly routine for Playgroup, Nursery, Prep and KG
- Homeschooling families looking for a clear order to follow
- Urdu-speaking families abroad teaching Urdu alongside English schooling
- Parents preparing for school admission tests, alongside our admission test practice
Frequently Asked Questions
Are IdeazSuper Learning Paths free?
Yes. Every Learning Path page, its worksheets and the certificate are free. Only the printable workbooks in our shop are paid.
What age are the Learning Paths for?
They are made for children aged 3 to 6, covering Playgroup, Nursery, Prep and KG. Younger children can start with the Watch and Colour steps.
How long should my child spend on each Learning Path?
Usually 2 to 3 days of short 10 to 15 minute sessions. Move on once your child passes the Check step comfortably.
How does my child earn the certificate?
Complete at least 3 activities from the page plus the assessment sheet, then use the link in the Celebrate box to receive a free printable certificate.
Should we start with English, Urdu or numbers?
Any order works. Many families run one English letter and one Urdu harf in the same week, and add number paths alongside. For numbers, start at 1 and work upward.
Can teachers use Learning Paths in class?
Yes. Teachers can follow the same steps with a class, print the worksheets for their own students and use the assessment sheet as a quick check before moving on.