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How it works
One lesson a week.20 minutes a day.
No planning, no shopping list, no screens. Each week arrives ready to print, with a short read-aloud intro and 4–5 hands-on activities your child can do at the kitchen table.
Three steps
From download to playtime
Download
Every week of your program lands as a PDF the second you order, with a Master Guide that explains it all in 5 minutes.
InstantPrint the week
Each week is one lesson pack: a cover, a read-aloud intro and 4–5 hands-on activities. Print only what you need.
2 minutesPlay & unlock
One activity a day: point, sort, trace, cut, quiz. Finish the week and your child unlocks a badge. Finish the program, earn a certificate.
15–20 min a dayA real week, day by day
Week 1: Learning the colours
This is exactly what's inside the first lesson. Every week follows the same easy rhythm, so your child always knows what comes next.
Meet the primary colours
Read the intro together. Point at red, yellow and blue, and your child repeats each one.
15 minColour hunt
Cut out the colour circles. Hold one up and your child finds something in the room that matches.
20 minSort it out
Put the circles on the table and sort buttons, blocks or toys onto the right colour.
15 minMixing magic
Red + yellow = orange. Discover the secondary colours, then hunt and sort them too.
20 minQuiz & I spy!
A colour quiz, two matching pages and a game of "I spy". Then: badge unlocked!
20 minThe real Week 1
Here's what you'll print
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What you need
Things you already have
Tip from our Master Guide: keep them together in a "learning kit" box for quick setup and easy clean-up.
Why it works
Built on early-years research
Children learn best through play: creativity, problem-solving and social skills.
Fisher et al., Developmental Review, 201115–20 minutes matches young children's attention span, so more sticks.
Psychological Science, 2015Tracing, cutting and sorting build the fine motor control needed for writing.
Marr et al., Occ. Therapy in Health Care, 2003Hands-on activities support focus and avoid the risks of too much screen time.
Pediatrics, 2016Repeat favourite activities, skip a day, slow down. Adapt it to your family.
Celebrate the small wins. The goal is joy and connection, not a perfect page.
Every fourth week is a recap, so nothing is forgotten and nobody falls behind.
See it for yourself
Try the full Week 1 lesson free, or pick your program.