Designed for ages 3–4
Meet the alphabet through play.
Explore one letter at a time, listen to its name, match capital and small letters, notice first sounds and practise making letter shapes.
New teacher-led lesson
Tuesday Phonics Board
Lead a whole-class Phase 1 lesson on a yellow board, then switch to the pink Phase 2 extension when the group is ready. Includes spoken prompts, movement, tracing, picture games and discreet teacher notes.
Look · listen · make
Explore at your own pace
No timer, no score and no need to finish the alphabet in one sitting.
One letter at a time
Pick an individual letter playground
Every letter now has three games: capital-and-small matching, sound bubbles and a picture picnic.
Short playful practice
Choose a game
Every game uses short untimed rounds, large choices and optional spoken prompts.
Letter Hunt
Hear a letter and find it among three big choices.
Start hunting → MatchCapital & small
Match each capital letter to its small-letter partner.
Match the pairs → First soundsWhat starts with…?
Look at a picture and choose the letter at the start of its word.
Play first sounds → Letter orderAlphabet Train
Find the next letter and help complete the alphabet train.
Build the train → Gentle startA or B?
Focus only on A and B with apple, axe, book and bag.
Play first steps →A simple grown-up routine
Five minutes is plenty.
Begin with two familiar letters in the explorer, play one short game, then finish by tracing or spotting the same letters somewhere nearby. Repetition across several days matters more than completing every activity at once.