Worksheets for children 4-5 years old for home schooling

pLAstacy
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Hello. I recently started homeschooling with my son. He is now 4.5 years old and it is difficult to motivate him to study. He likes some worksheets and tasks, for example, with cars. I also like to run in the playground and play ball games. Advise, please, interesting methods how to attract a child to study. Do you know similar worksheets like this one?

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Hello @pLAstacy. Thanks for reaching out to us. Apologies that no one has responded to you yet.
You mentioned you have started homeschooling your son recently. How have you been finding that? We are here for you if you would like to share a little more with us.
I can hear that it is difficult to motivate him to study. What does a lack of motivation seem to look like for your son at the moment?
I just want to make sure I understand as much about your son as possible before offering advice. This is just to make sure it is as targeted and appropriate as possible.
I think it is really important and key that you have been able to identify some things that your son is more motivated by. I would recommend keeping these things going.
Take care for now and we will look forward to hopefully hearing from you again soon0
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