Girls’ Open Learning Packs

Take a pack. Print it tonight.

Free sessions to print, for girls aged 4 to 7.

Pick a pack. Print it. Run it tomorrow. Each pack is one session with one goal. You need paper, pencils and things already in the room. Each card says if a pack needs anything more. No login. No cost.

  • Free to print
  • No login
  • Ages 4 to 7
  • Share with credit
CC BY 4.0

What is on the shelf today.

We count the packs every time this page is made. Nothing is rounded up. Nothing is listed that is not written.

  • 12 / 12 Packs finished in English and ready to print today.
  • 5 Packs are also in العربية. Arabic · AI translation from English.
  • 4 / 4 Subjects: reading and writing, numbers, life skills, looking and figuring out.
  • 12 Packs have every file you need as a PDF.

Released means finished in English, with the author’s name on it, and here with the files you print. It does not mean a teacher outside our family has read it. None has yet, and the day one does, their name goes on that pack. How these are made.

Find the one for Thursday.

Pick a subject. Each choice has its own link, so you can send it to a friend.

Showing 3 packs in Numbers, Ages 4 to 7. Clear the filter and show all 12

Numbers, Ages 4 to 7.

3 packs here. Each card says what the session needs.

Take every pack offline.

One zip file with every pack PDF and the licence. Open it on a laptop with no internet.

Also as one zip file in: Arabic · AI translation from English (4.2 MB). Not every pack is in every language. Each pack page says which languages it has.

Everything here is CC BY 4.0. Print it, translate it, cut it, hand it out. Keep one line saying where it came from. Working for a school group or a charity? How organisations can use the packs.

Written and edited in English by Nameet Potnis (Journalism, University of Mumbai). Every pack carries the same credit on its own page.

Printing it. Changing it.

One short page: how to print a pack so it survives a cheap photocopier, what you may change, and how these packs are made.

Printing tips