Age 3: letters, numbers, shapes, colors — your five senses, your food.
The preschool stage of Kiddo School. Three-year-olds love to name, spot and show off what they know — so this stage starts with the alphabet, keeps counting calm, makes patterns a game, mixes colors like paint, lines up opposites side by side, fills a barnyard with animal sounds, explores your own body with all five senses and ends in the kitchen with the fruits and vegetables your child eats every day, at exactly their pace.
The classes
Alphabet & Letter Sounds
Twenty-six alphabet cards to learn together, printable sheets to solve at the table and card pages to draw on — one short class, no score at the end.
Start today’s classNumbers & Counting (1–10)
Ten counting cards to learn together, printable number sheets to solve at the table and card pages to draw on — counting, calmly, with no scores.
Start today’s classShapes & Patterns
Twelve shape cards to learn together, printable shape sheets to solve at the table and card pages to draw on — pattern play at preschool pace.
Start today’s classColors & Color Mixing
Twelve color pairs — a splash and a matching picture — a rainbow to explore, printable sheets to solve at the table and card pages to draw on.
Start today’s classOpposites & Comparing
Six honest opposite pairs — big and small, tall and short, full and empty, hot and cold, open and closed — with printable sheets to compare at the table and card pages to draw on.
Start today’s classAnimals & Their Sounds
Twelve animal friends with real sounds to hear, printable sheets to solve at the table, and off-screen barnyard play that never ends.
Start today’s classBody Parts & My Five Senses
Twenty-four cards about your own body — fifteen body parts and the five senses — with printable sheets to solve at the table and safe off-screen exploring.
Start today’s classFruits & Vegetables
Sixteen food cards — eight fruits, eight vegetables — with printable sheets to sort and solve at the table, color rows and counting together.
Start today’s classThe flashcards
Alphabet Flashcards A–Z
Every letter card has its own page with the picture, the words to say together and a download button — print the whole set from the class.
Open the flashcardsNumbers 1–10 Flashcards
One to ten with apples, ducks and butterflies — every counting card has its own page, its own prompt and its own download.
Open the flashcardsShape Flashcards
Twelve shapes from circle to octagon, each with its own page, a real-life shape hunt and a download button.
Open the flashcardsColor Flashcards
Twelve colors from red to rainbow — every card pairs a paint splash with a real-world picture, each with its own page and downloads.
Open the flashcardsOpposite Flashcards
Six opposite pairs from big and small to open and closed — every card has its own page, a comparing idea for the table and a download button.
Open the flashcardsAnimal Flashcards
Twelve animal cards from dog to bird — every card has its own page, its own sound to hear where a recording is ready and a download button.
Open the flashcardsBody Parts & Five Senses Flashcards
Twenty-four cards from head to feel — every body part and every sense word has its own page, a pointing idea for the table and a download button.
Open the flashcardsFruit & Vegetable Flashcards
Sixteen food cards from apple to pumpkin — every food has its own page, a kitchen idea and a download button.
Open the flashcardsThe magic games
Look & Draw — Magic Shapes
Look at a picture — a house, a tree, a rocket, a robot, a butterfly, a flower, a fruit or a friendly door — then draw your own on a big white canvas, with six big colors, easy tools and gentle “Show me how” steps. Plays with Class 3: Shapes & Patterns.
Play the gameAnimal Sound Safari
Tap six animal friends to hear their real sounds, guess who made each sound and copy their gentle moves. Plays with Class 6: Animals & Their Sounds.
Play the gameEvery magic game has no scores and no timers — just extra play with the things each class teaches. Looking for earlier stages? The Age 2 classes and the full Learning Path are right where you left them.