Learning time for ages 1–4

Play, sing, and learn together

Explore easy, toddler-friendly activities that build early skills—letters, numbers, colours, shapes, and feelings—through music and play.

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Toddlers playing with colourful blocks in a bright playroom
What we practise

Little lessons that feel like play

Letters & sounds

Sing along with simple words, rhymes, and first phonics.

Numbers & counting

Count toys, claps, and steps—one to ten (and beyond!).

Feelings & kindness

Name emotions, practise gentle hands, and celebrate helping.

Parent reading a picture book with a toddler in a playroom
Quick activities

Pick a learning adventure

Short, repeatable ideas you can do at home—perfect for busy days and tiny attention spans.

Colourful alphabet beads scattered on a white surface

Colour Hunt

Find something blue, yellow, green, and pink around the room—then sing the colours!

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Parents and toddler playing with a wooden shape sorter toy at home

Shape Builder

Make a circle, square, and triangle with blocks or playdough. Count the sides together.

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Father playing and entertaining two young children at home

Sound & Rhyme Time

Pick a word (cat!) and make silly rhymes (hat, bat). Clap for each rhyme you find.

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Grown-up questions

A few quick notes for parents and carers.

How long should we do an activity?

Keep it short—2 to 10 minutes is plenty. If they’re smiling, you’re winning!

Do we need special toys?

Nope. Blocks, crayons, cups, socks—everyday things are perfect for learning.

What if my child doesn’t want to join in?

Let them watch first. Try again later with a favourite song or a cuddle.

Is this suitable for nurseries?

Yes—these ideas work well for small groups. Keep instructions simple and repeat often.

Can we share videos with family?

Absolutely—share links so grandparents and friends can sing along too.

How do you keep it safe for little ones?

We keep language gentle and activities age-appropriate. Always supervise play, especially with small items.

Ready for a sing-and-learn session?

Pop on a video, grab a few toys, and let’s learn through music—one tiny step at a time.

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