Where do we start? What comes next?
Thirty-four classes are ready now, from birth to age five, in one calm sequence. Each class takes two to five playful minutes and is led by you. Age ranges are a guide, not a test — start where your child is and follow their cues.
Newborn 1: Birth–6 Weeks
Class 1: High-Contrast Cards for Newborns
Stage hub: Newborn 1 · Flashcards: Black and White Baby Cards
Newborn 2: 6–12 Weeks
Class 2: Faces & Visual Tracking for Babies 6–12 Weeks
Stage hub: Newborn 2 · Flashcards: Faces & Visual Tracking
Infant 1: 3–4 Months
Class 3: Colors & First Objects for Babies 3–4 Months
Stage hub: Infant 1 · Flashcards: Colors & First Objects
Infant 2: 4–6 Months
Class 4: First Words & Familiar Things for Babies 4–6 Months
Stage hub: Infant 2 · Flashcards: First Words & Familiar Things
Baby 1: 6–9 Months
Class 5: Animals & Everyday Objects for Babies 6–9 Months
Stage hub: Baby 1 · Flashcards: Animals & Everyday Objects
Baby 2: 9–12 Months
Class 6: First Actions & Body Parts for Babies 9–12 Months
Stage hub: Baby 2 · Flashcards: First Actions & Body Parts
Toddler 1: 12–18 Months
Class 7: First Words: Food & Home for Toddlers 12–18 Months
Stage hub: Toddler 1 · Flashcards: First Words: Food & Home
Toddler 2: 18–24 Months
Class 8: First Concepts for Toddlers: Big, Small, Up & Down
Stage hub: Toddler 2 · Flashcards: First Concepts
Toddler 3: Age 2
Class 9: Colors and Shapes for 2-Year-Olds
Stage hub: Toddler 3 · Flashcards: Colors & Shapes · Coloring Pages: Shapes
Toddler 4: Age 2
Class 10: Matching and Sorting for 2-Year-Olds
Stage hub: Toddler 4 · Flashcards: Matching & Sorting · Worksheets: matching & sorting printables
Toddler 5: Age 2
Class 11: Animals and Sounds for 2-Year-Olds
Stage hub: Toddler 5 · Flashcards: Animals & Sounds
Toddler 6: Age 2
Class 12: Vehicles and Sounds for 2-Year-Olds
Stage hub: Toddler 6 · Flashcards: Vehicles & Sounds
Toddler 7: Age 2
Class 13: Emotions & Feelings for 2-Year-Olds
Stage hub: Toddler 7 · Flashcards: Emotions & Feelings
Toddler 8: Age 2
Class 14: Garden Bugs & Friends for 2-Year-Olds
Stage hub: Toddler 8 · Flashcards: Garden Bugs & Friends
Preschool: Alphabet & Letter Sounds
Class 15: Alphabet & Letter Sounds
Stage hub: Age 3 — the Alphabet A–Z cards print from here.
Preschool: Numbers & Counting
Class 16: Numbers & Counting (1–10)
Stage hub: Age 3 · Counting cards for Numbers 1–10, ready to download.
Preschool: Shapes & Patterns
Class 17: Shapes & Patterns
Stage hub: Age 3 · The Shapes card set pairs with this class.
Preschool: Colors & Color Mixing
Class 18: Colors & Color Mixing
Stage hub: Age 3 · Print the Colors cards to use during the class.
Preschool: Opposites & Comparing
Class 19: Opposites & Comparing
Stage hub: Age 3 · A printable Opposites set sits behind this class.
Preschool: Animals & Their Sounds
Class 20: Animals & Their Sounds
Stage hub: Age 3 · The Animals & Their Sounds cards are one click away.
Preschool: Body Parts & My Five Senses
Class 21: Body Parts & My Five Senses
Stage hub: Age 3 · Body Parts & Five Senses cards support every lesson.
Preschool: Fruits & Vegetables
Class 22: Fruits & Vegetables
Stage hub: Age 3 · Grab the Fruits & Vegetables cards before you start.
Preschool: Shapes, Patterns & Sorting
Class 25: Shapes, Patterns & Sorting
Stage hub: Age 4 · This class runs on the shape printables.
Preschool: Colors, Mixing & Creativity
Class 26: Colors, Mixing & Creativity
Stage hub: Age 4 · The color printables are this class’s practice shelf.
Preschool: Early Writing & Pencil Control
Class 27: Early Writing & Pencil Control
Stage hub: Age 4 · Pencil practice lives in the writing printables.
Preschool: Phonics & Beginning Sounds
Class 28: Phonics & Beginning Sounds
Stage hub: Age 4 · Sounds get drilled on the phonics printables.
Preschool: Storytime & Pre-Reading Comprehension
Class 29: Storytime & Pre-Reading Comprehension
Stage hub: Age 4 · Story talk continues on the reading printables.
Preschool: Logic, Thinking & Problem-Solving
Class 30: Logic, Thinking & Problem-Solving
Stage hub: Age 4 · Thinking games continue on the logic printables.
Preschool: Science, Nature & Discovery
Class 31: Science, Nature & Discovery
Stage hub: Age 4 · Print the science flashcards, or start straight on the science worksheets.
Preschool: Life Skills & Good Habits
Class 32: Life Skills & Good Habits
Stage hub: Age 4 · Habit cards to print and practice sheets to try, beginning with Wash Your Hands.
Preschool: Community Helpers & Our Neighborhood
Class 33: Community Helpers & Our Neighborhood
Stage hub: Age 4 · Twenty-nine helper lessons from Doctor onward, plus the printable helper cards and 35 worksheets.
Preschool: Weather, Seasons & What We Wear
Class 34: Weather, Seasons & What We Wear
Stage hub: Age 4 · Weather lessons open with the Sun, the weather cards print alongside, and 35 weather worksheets — water cycle, maps, forecasts, storm safety — round off the practice shelf.
Preschool: Numbers, Counting & Early Math
Class 35: Numbers, Counting & Early Math
Stage hub: Age 4 · Twenty counting lessons open with the One Apple card — one apple to twenty figs — and the printable cards deal across the floor as a number line.
Preschool: Animals & Their Habitats
Class 36: Animals & Their Habitats
Stage hub: Age 4 · Twenty-two habitat lessons open with the Rabbit — meadow to pond to forest, desert, ocean and ice — the printable habitat cards sort by home across the floor, and the 6 habitat worksheets — circle, match, count and trace — round off the practice shelf.
Classrooms for older children
Beyond the early years, the school opens into hands-on classrooms: Art Studio, Science Lab, Nature Club, Maths Room, Story Corner and Build & Tinker, plus all activities by age.
The magic games — a separate shelf for playful practice
Play: Look & Draw — Magic Shapes (Class 3) · Animal Sound Safari (Class 6)
Two gentle interactive games with no scores and no timers — each one is wired to its Age 3 class and lives on its own shelf, outside the class sequence.
Age ranges are a guide, not a test. Children learn at their own pace. Explore in any order that suits your family, and stop whenever your child has had enough.
Little celebrations along the way.
A finished class is a real thing: a game played to its celebration, a worksheet on the fridge, a book read twice. The path is long and growing — every small step on it deserves its moment.
