Welcome to PrintiKids!
Hello, I'm Marjorie
I’m a special education professional, and I created PrintiKids with a belief that has grown stronger throughout my experience working with children:
There is no single way to learn.
Every child learns at their own pace, with their own strengths, challenges and ways of understanding.
Some children learn easily through traditional school methods. Others need to touch, observe, repeat, play or simply approach a concept in a different way.
That is why I created PrintiKids: to offer another way to learn.
But PrintiKids is more than a shop selling printable games and activities.
I also want to help parents better understand their child’s learning needs and find activities that can genuinely support them.
My Experience Working with Children
Throughout my professional experience, I have worked with children with a wide range of profiles and learning needs, including learning difficulties, neurodevelopmental differences, disabilities and delays in certain skills.
I have also worked with children without any particular difficulty who simply needed a different approach to make progress.
This experience taught me something essential:
Having difficulty learning something does not mean that a child is unable to learn.
Sometimes, we simply need to change the way a concept is presented.
A more visual instruction.
A more concrete activity.
Hands-on learning.
A different type of repetition.
A game instead of a worksheet.
Or simply more time.
This is what guides the creation of PrintiKids resources, but also the advice and educational content I share on the website.
Because when a child is struggling with something, it isn't always easy for parents to know what to work on, which activity to choose or how to help without turning every moment into another school exercise.
Learning Differently Through Play and Hands-On Activities
Play is at the heart of the PrintiKids approach.
When children play, they are not simply receiving information: they observe, manipulate, search, make choices, make mistakes, try again and gradually develop their skills.
A bingo game, memory game, domino game, matching activity or simple challenge can become a meaningful opportunity to practise a skill.
But not every activity meets the same learning needs.
A memory game can help develop memory and attention.
Matching cards can help children make connections between pictures and words.
A hands-on activity can make an abstract concept more concrete.
A reading game can give children opportunities to practise the same skill without feeling like they are doing another worksheet.
That is why every PrintiKids resource is created with a clear learning purpose in mind.
The goal is not simply to offer more and more activities, but to provide meaningful educational resources whose purpose and benefits parents can understand.
Whenever possible, PrintiKids resources focus on:
- Learning through play
- Hands-on activities
- Clear visual supports
- Repetition in different forms
- Progressive activities
- A positive approach to learning
A Small Independent Shop, Created and Prepared with Care
PrintiKids is a small independent business, created and run by one person.
There is no large team or industrial production here. Behind every resource is my work, from designing the activity to preparing orders.
This is where I create activities, develop the resources, prepare the files and organise orders.
I pay close attention to the clarity of the materials, their level of difficulty and the way children will actually use them.
I also take the time to improve and refine resources whenever necessary, always asking myself the same question:
“Can this activity genuinely help a child learn, practise or strengthen a skill?”
Printable Resources and Ready-to-Use Learning Activities
Most PrintiKids resources are available as printable PDF activities, allowing families and educators to print and use them according to their own needs.
But I also know that preparing a learning game can take time: printing, cutting, laminating, assembling…
That is why selected resources are also available as ready-to-use versions in France.
These materials are not mass-produced.
Each order is carefully prepared by hand in my own workspace.
Depending on the activity, I may print, cut, laminate, assemble and prepare each individual component before shipping it.
The ready-to-use version is designed for families and educators who want to receive an activity that is ready to use, without having to spend time preparing it themselves.
This is also part of what makes a small, independent shop different:
every order genuinely passes through my hands.
Educational Resources for Learning Differently
Because every child learns differently, PrintiKids offers a variety of formats:
Bingo and Lotto Games
Memory Games
Domino Games
Clip Cards
Matching Games
Printable Activity Worksheets
Themed Activity Packs
These activities can help children practise a range of skills, including reading, writing, math, vocabulary, English, logic, memory and attention.
But beyond the format or subject, every activity has its own purpose.
The goal is to help you choose a resource based on what your child needs to practise, rather than simply choosing an activity based on age or a fun theme.
Not Sure Which Activity to Choose?
This is a question many parents ask themselves:
My child knows the letters but struggles to remember them…
They can count but have difficulty understanding numbers…
They know some letter sounds but are struggling to start reading…
They lack confidence when working on math…
Which activity could actually help?
Choosing a learning resource can depend on much more than the age listed on the product.
That is why I want PrintiKids to be more than an educational resource shop.
I want to help you understand your child's learning needs, discover different ways to practise a skill and choose an activity knowing what it can help your child develop and why it may be useful.
Advice to Help You Support Your Child's Learning
The PrintiKids blog is an important part of this approach.
I share practical advice, explanations and activity ideas to help parents better understand how children learn.
Why do some children struggle to memorise multiplication facts?
How can you help a child who is struggling with letters?
Why do some children find learning to read difficult?
How can play make learning more concrete?
The goal is not simply to give you a list of activities.
I want to give you the keys to understanding the “why” behind children's learning and help you make more informed choices.
The PrintiKids resources can then complement this guidance with practical activities you can use with your child.
Find an Activity That Matches Your Child's Needs
Whether you want to introduce a new concept, reinforce a skill, practise a specific difficulty or simply offer a screen-free learning activity, you can explore PrintiKids resources according to your child's age, level and the skills being practised.
Take the time to read each product description and its learning objectives. They are there to help you decide whether a resource is actually suited to your child's needs.
And if you don't know where to start, the PrintiKids blog can help you begin with your child's needs and discover relevant ideas and activities.
More Than an Educational Resource Shop
PrintiKids was created from my experience as a special education professional and my desire to offer children different ways to learn.
Today, my goal is to build a small, independent shop, but also a place where parents can find educational resources, guidance and practical advice.
A place where you can:
understand a learning challenge → discover possible approaches → find an appropriate activity → know how to use it.
Because an educational resource is truly useful when it responds to a real learning need.
I want to continue creating activities with a clear learning purpose, carefully preparing every order and sharing content that can help you support your child's learning in everyday life.
Learning differently does not mean learning less.
Sometimes, it simply means finding the approach that works better for the child.