Welcome to My Happy School! 🌤️
Pack your bag, explore the school, and build your own classroom!
👇 Your quiz and activities are below. Scroll down to play!
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My School Quiz for Nursery
5 easy · 7 average · 8 thinking challenges for nursery learners. 1 mark per correct answer; no negative marking.
The timer starts with your first answer or question-navigation tap.
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1. Who helps us learn in our classroom?
My School Online Games for Nursery
Explore school places, pack a bag, match pictures, find memory pairs, and arrange a school-day story.
1. Explore My School 🏫
Tap a place in the picture or choose its name from the buttons.
2. Pack My School Bag 🎒
Tap an item, then send it to the school bag or leave it at home.
3. Classroom Picture Match 🔗
Choose a picture, then tap its matching word.
4. School Memory Pairs 🧩
Find each picture and its matching word.
5. My School-Day Story 🚂
Our story: arrive → greet → learn → snack → play. Tap the cards in that order.
My School Online Activities for Preschool
Trace school words, draw a school, build a classroom, count pencils, or sort kind actions. Tap an activity to open it.
6. Trace School Words 🖍️
Choose a word and follow the pale guide with the red pen.
7. Draw My School 🏫
Trace the school outline. Add windows, a path, or your own details.
8. Build My Classroom 🪑
Tap an object button to add it to the classroom picture.
9. Collect the Pencils ✏️
Tap pencils to put them in the box. Tap again to remove one.
Collect 3 pencils
10. Kind Classroom Stations 🤝
Choose an action, then send it to Help, Share, or Tidy.
My School Worksheet for Nursery
📖 About this My School Worksheet for Nursery
Help children feel at home in school
This my school worksheet for nursery introduces familiar school places, classroom objects, and simple daily routines. Children explore words such as teacher, classroom, book, pencil, school bag, and playground through pictures and play. Begin by asking your child what they recognise from their own school. A classroom may look different from the picture, and that is a useful starting point for conversation.
Use the printable worksheet available on this page with the online activities. A school worksheet for preschool can support pointing, naming, matching, colouring, and speaking before a child is ready to write independently. Read labels aloud and let the child answer by tapping or showing a picture.
Explore school through ten playful activities
The my school activities for nursery include a school explorer, a school-bag packing game, classroom picture-word matching, and memory pairs. Children arrange a short school-day story, trace six school words, draw over a school outline, and add objects to a classroom picture. A pencil-counting game develops small-number recognition, while kindness stations encourage helping, sharing, and tidying.
These activities use short instructions and familiar situations rather than advanced reading. The quiz has 20 questions: 5 easy, 7 average, and 8 nursery-level thinking challenges. The harder questions ask children to use an idea in a simple situation, such as choosing where to return a book or deciding how to help a classmate. After submission, the child can see marks and an explanation for each answer.
Connect the worksheet to everyday routines
Try packing a real school bag together and naming each item. Talk about asking a teacher for help, walking carefully indoors, and returning materials after use. Let your child describe a favourite school activity or draw a classroom from memory. Follow the routines and instructions used by your child's own school; the sequence game here tells one example school-day story.
For your 2026 nursery EVS practice, play two or three activities in a short session and revisit the words later. Pair this topic with Introduce Myself, Parts of the Body, and Cleanliness and Hygiene to connect school learning with personal experiences.
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💬 Frequently Asked Questions
What should nursery children learn about school?
Begin with familiar people, places, and objects: teachers, classrooms, books, pencils, bags, and play spaces. Connect each word to your child's own school experience.
How can I use this worksheet with a child who cannot read yet?
Read the instructions aloud, name the pictures, and show one example. Children can point, tap, match, or draw instead of writing an answer.
What makes the thinking questions suitable for nursery?
They use everyday situations and simple choices, such as sharing materials or asking a teacher for help. They do not require advanced reading or school-management knowledge.
Does every school follow the same daily routine?
No. The school-day activity uses one short example story. Discuss the order followed in your child's school and explain any differences.
Where can I download the My School worksheet?
Use the worksheet download button on this page. The online quiz and activities provide extra practice alongside the printable resource.
Can children trace and draw on a phone?
Yes. The drawing boards support touch and mouse input, with one red pen. Undo removes the last stroke; Clear removes the drawing while keeping the guide.
How can I help a child who feels unsure about school?
Listen to their questions, talk about familiar routines, and explore the pictures together. Encourage them to ask their teacher for help when they need it.
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