About Alearnex
Taslima Jannet is the founder of Alearnex, where she creates printable, screen-free learning resources and parenting guides for young children, including children who struggle with attention and early learning. She teaches IGCSE physics at Kids Campus in New Mexico, USA and has also taught electrical engineering as a university lecturer. Her articles are based on guidance from the CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the National Institute of Mental Health, and she links to those sources so you can check them. She is an educator, not a medical professional, and her articles don’t replace advice from your child’s pediatrician.
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Children learn best when activities are calm, short, and kind. Every Alearnex printable is made to be screen-free and easy to start, with one clear task at a time.
“Learning should feel calm, not like a battle.”
Start With Something Free.
Not sure where to begin? Try one of our free printables, like a maze or pencil control cards. Print it, sit beside your child, and stop while they’re still succeeding. Small wins build confidence.
Discover our Story
I’m Taslima, a teacher and the founder of Alearnex. I started Alearnex because I wanted to reach more young learners than I can in my own classroom, including children who find attention and early learning hard as they grow.
Alearnex makes printable, Montessori-inspired learning resources for children ages 3–6. They’re made for parents, caregivers, homeschoolers, and preschool teachers who want calm, screen-free activities. I’m an educator, not a medical professional, so our resources support learning at home and don’t replace advice from your child’s pediatrician.
Where Our Guidance Comes From
Our articles are based on public guidance from the CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the National Institute of Mental Health. We link to the pages we use so you can check them. We aren’t affiliated with these organizations.
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