When the LKG exam timetable comes home, many parents feel more nervous than their children. The truth is that LKG assessments are usually gentle: often oral, sometimes a short worksheet, and always about skills your child has been practising all term. A calm LKG revision worksheet routine of ten minutes a day is far more useful than long sessions the night before.
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This guide tells you what to revise, gives you a two-week plan with five quick questions per day (answers included), and explains how to keep revision light and happy. Every school tests a little differently, so treat this as a checklist and match it to the topics your child’s teacher has shared.
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Quick answer: For LKG exam preparation, revise in short daily sessions:
- English: capital and small letters A–Z, letter order, beginning sounds.
- Maths: counting and writing 1–20, before and after, more and less.
- Shapes and patterns: circle, square, triangle, rectangle; simple what-comes-next.
- GK: colours, animals, body parts, days of the week.
- How: 10 minutes a day for two weeks, mostly oral, with lots of praise.
How LKG exams usually work
In many schools, LKG term tests are a mix of oral questions (the teacher points to a letter and asks its name) and simple written tasks (trace, write, colour or match). Some schools assess children through the term instead of holding a formal exam. Ask the class teacher how your child will be assessed and which topics are included; it saves a lot of guesswork.
Whatever the format, teachers are mainly looking for three things: does the child recognise what they are shown, can they say or write it, and can they follow a simple instruction. That is what this revision plan practises.
What to revise for the LKG final exam
| Area | Commonly checked | Quick check at home |
|---|---|---|
| Capital letters | Recognise and write A–Z in order | Point to random letters on a chart |
| Small letters | Recognise a–z, match to capitals | Mix capital and small letter cards |
| Letter sounds | Beginning sound of simple words | “What sound does sun start with?” |
| Numbers | Count objects and write 1–20 | Count spoons, write the number |
| Number order | Before, after, between | “What comes after 9?” |
| Shapes | Name and draw basic shapes | Shape hunt around the house |
| Patterns | Continue a simple pattern | Line up spoons and forks |
| GK | Colours, animals, body, days | Picture talk with a storybook |
For a fuller list of what is usually taught, see our LKG syllabus guide.
The two-week LKG revision plan (10 minutes a day)
Each day has one topic and five questions. Ask them aloud; for the ones marked “write”, give your child a slate, a whiteboard or plain paper. Answers are in brackets. Use the weekend in between as a spare day for anything that needs another go.
Week 1: letters and sounds
Day 1: capital letters A to M
- What letter comes after B? (C)
- What letter comes before F? (E)
- Which letter does Apple start with? (A)
- Write a capital H. (H, with two standing lines and one sleeping line)
- What is the first letter of the alphabet? (A)
Day 2: capital letters N to Z
- What letter comes after P? (Q)
- What letter comes before Z? (Y)
- Which letter does Zebra start with? (Z)
- Write a capital T. (T)
- What is the last letter of the alphabet? (Z)
Day 3: small letters
- Show me small b. (b)
- What is the small letter for capital D? (d)
- Match capital G to its small letter. (g)
- Write a small a. (a)
- Which comes first, m or n? (m)
Day 4: beginning sounds
- What sound does sun start with? (s)
- What sound does mango start with? (m)
- What sound does fish start with? (f)
- What sound does cat start with? (the k sound, written with the letter c)
- Tell me a word that starts with b. (any, such as ball, bat, bus)
Day 5: missing letters
- A, B, ___, D (C)
- K, ___, M (L)
- R, S, ___ (T)
- Which letter do you hear at the start of dog? (d)
- Say three words that start like pen. (any, such as pot, pin, parrot)
Week 2: numbers, shapes, patterns and GK
Day 6: numbers 1 to 10
- Count these 7 buttons. (7)
- What comes after 5? (6)
- What comes before 10? (9)
- Which is more, 3 or 8? (8)
- Write the number 4. (4)
Day 7: numbers 11 to 20
- What comes after 14? (15)
- What comes before 20? (19)
- What comes between 11 and 13? (12)
- Count aloud from 10 to 20. (10, 11, 12 … 20)
- Write the number 17. (17)
Day 8: shapes
- How many sides does a triangle have? (3)
- What shape is a roti? (circle)
- How many corners does a square have? (4)
- Which shape has no corners? (circle)
- What shape is a carrom board? (square)
Day 9: patterns and sizes
- red, blue, red, blue, ___ (red)
- circle, star, circle, star, ___ (circle)
- 1, 2, 1, 2, ___ (1)
- big, small, big, small, ___ (big)
- Which is bigger, an elephant or a cat? (elephant)
Day 10: GK
- How many days are there in a week? (7)
- What colour is a ripe banana? (yellow)
- Which animal says moo? (cow)
- What do we use to brush our teeth? (a toothbrush)
- Which is our national bird? (the peacock)
Need more GK questions? Our list of LKG GK questions has many more, grouped by topic.
How to run a 10-minute revision session
- Warm up (1 minute): sing the alphabet song or count to 20 together.
- Five questions (5 minutes): ask the day’s questions. If your child knows one instantly, praise and move on.
- One written task (3 minutes): trace or write two letters or numbers. Short and neat beats long and messy.
- Finish with a win (1 minute): end on something your child finds easy, and give a sticker or a star.
If something is wrong, do not say “no” sharply. Say “Let’s look again”, show the answer, and come back to it the next day. Make a small list of “try again” items and use the spare days for them.
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LKG question paper practice: written tasks to try
If your school includes a written paper, practise the kinds of tasks children usually see, using plain paper:
- Fill in the missing letter: write A, B, __, D, E and leave a box.
- Match capital to small: two columns, A B C and c a b, joined with lines.
- Count and write: draw 6 stars and a box for the number.
- Before and after: __ 8 __ with two boxes.
- Colour the shape: draw a circle, square and triangle; ask your child to colour only the triangle.
- Continue the pattern: draw circle, square, circle, square, and two empty spaces.
For more ideas by subject, see our guides to LKG English worksheets and LKG maths worksheets.
LKG term 2 revision: dos and don’ts
| Do | Don’t |
|---|---|
| Keep sessions to about 10 minutes | Sit for an hour the night before |
| Ask questions aloud, like a game | Make every question a written test |
| Praise effort as well as answers | Compare with siblings or classmates |
| Revise at the same time each day | Revise when your child is tired or hungry |
| Ask the teacher which topics are included | Teach new topics in exam week |
On the day itself, a good night’s sleep, a normal breakfast and a cheerful goodbye matter more than any last-minute practice. Tell your child the teacher will ask some fun questions, just like at home.
Printable LKG revision worksheet pages
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Frequently asked questions
What should I revise for the LKG exam?
Most LKG assessments cover capital and small letters, beginning sounds, numbers 1 to 20, before and after, basic shapes, simple patterns and easy GK such as colours and animals. Ask the class teacher for the exact topics, as they vary by school.
Are LKG exams oral or written?
It depends on the school. Many use oral questions with a few simple written tasks like tracing, matching and counting. Some assess children through the term instead of a formal exam.
How long should an LKG child revise each day?
About 10 minutes a day is enough for most four to five year olds. Short, regular sessions work better than long ones, and it is best to stop while your child is still enjoying it.
How can I make LKG revision fun?
Ask questions like a quiz game, use real objects for counting, go on a shape hunt around the house and finish each session with a sticker or star.
What is in the LKG Worksheets Starter Pack?
The LKG Worksheets PDF Starter Pack has 46 printable A4 pages covering A to Z and a to z tracing, numbers 1 to 20, shapes and patterns.
