Complete Learning Kit — 36-Week Preschool Curriculum
Complete Learning Kit — 36-Week Preschool Curriculum
Complete Learning Kit — 36-Week Preschool Curriculum
Complete Learning Kit — 36-Week Preschool Curriculum
Complete Learning Kit — 36-Week Preschool Curriculum
Complete Learning Kit — 36-Week Preschool Curriculum
Preschool Bundle

Complete Learning Kit — 36-Week Preschool Curriculum

★★★★★ 4.9 · 327 reviews

A full year of preschool at your kitchen table. 18 spiral-bound theme books, flashcards, skill cards, a reward system and a step-by-step Parent Guide — sequenced week by week so you always know exactly what to teach next.

$299.99
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≈ $8 a week across the full 36-week curriculum
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Unbox a whole year

Every single thing in your kit

No add-ons, no “sold separately.” One box, color-coded by term, a complete year.

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Theme Books

Six spiral-bound books per term, color-coded yellow, green, blue, red, purple and teal. Every two-week unit pairs a theme with a math strand and a listening skill — and Scout the Squirrel pops up with tips along the way.

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Parent Guide

Your roadmap for the year: how the curriculum builds, what to expect at each stage, and exactly what to say each day.

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Skills Workbooks

Learning the Alphabet, Fine Motor Skills Journal and All About Letters & Sounds — used alongside the themes all year.

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Photo Flashcard Sets

ABC Photo Cards and Number Photo Cards — real photographs on thick stock, built to survive three-year-old hands.

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Skill Builder Decks

One review deck per term. Each unit’s cards target one listening skill — rhyming, first sounds, sound deletion — the building blocks of reading.

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Color Sorting Set

Color sorting cards with matching color mats — the first sorting, matching and “which one doesn’t belong?” games.

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Reward System

Progress charts, reward cards and stickers that turn “one more page” into their idea, not yours.

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Term Folders

One per term, color-matched to the books, to store finished work — a keepsake of the whole year.

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Keepsake Storage Box

The suitcase-style box everything arrives in — sturdy enough to live on the shelf all year, with labelled zip bags for every card set.

The full 36-week journey

Explore the curriculum, module by module

Three terms, 18 themes, one carefully built sequence. Every unit pairs its theme with a math strand and a Skill Builder focus — rhyming, first sounds, sound deletion — so letters, numbers and listening skills progress quietly underneath the fun.

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TERM 1

Me & My World

Weeks 1–12
  • All About Me Wk 1–2

    Your child is the subject — hands, favorites and first learning-time routines.

    Name recognitionCounting to 5Routines
  • My Family & My Home Wk 3–4

    Position words and early counting through home scavenger hunts.

    Position wordsCounting to 10Letters Dd–Ff
  • Feelings Wk 5–6

    Emotion words and calm-down tools, before anything academic.

    Emotion wordsMatchingSelf-regulation
  • Friendship & Kindness Wk 7–8

    Sharing, turn-taking and kind words through stories and role-play.

    Turn-takingSequencingLetters Aa–Cc
  • Community Helpers Wk 9–10

    Who helps us and how, with dress-up play for every helper.

    VocabularyRole playLetters Pp–Rr
  • My Body & Nutrition Wk 11–12

    Head-to-toe vocabulary, food sorting and the Term 1 skills check.

    Body wordsFood sortingTerm 1 review
TERM 2

Out & About

Weeks 13–24
  • On the Farm Wk 13–14

    Animal sounds become first phonics.

    PhonicsMatching pairsLetters Jj–Ll
  • Pets Wk 15–16

    What living things need — plus their first sticker bar chart.

    First graphingRhymingLetters Mm–Oo
  • Weather Wk 17–18

    A daily weather chart turns your window into a science lab.

    ObservationPatternsLetters Ss–Uu
  • Fun in the Kitchen Wk 19–20

    Measuring, pouring and mixing — math disguised as snack time.

    MeasuringMore/lessLetters Gg–Ii
  • Transportation Wk 21–22

    Sorting and classifying everything that goes.

    SortingCounting to 20Letters Vv–Xx
  • Arctic Animals Wk 23–24

    Habitats, opposites and the famous blubber-glove experiment.

    HabitatsExperimentsTerm 2 review
TERM 3

Big Discoveries

Weeks 25–36
  • Construction Wk 25–26

    Shapes become buildings; counting becomes measuring.

    2D & 3D shapesMeasuringSound blending
  • Dinosaurs Wk 27–28

    Fossil digs and big words hide serious reading prep.

    SyllablesSortingFirst CVC words
  • At the Zoo Wk 29–30

    First map skills on a world tour of animals.

    Map skillsCounting past 20CVC words
  • Space Wk 31–32

    Rocket countdowns finally make counting backwards click.

    Counting backSequencingSimple sentences
  • Under the Sea Wk 33–34

    Sink-or-float science in the kitchen sink.

    PredictionsRhyme & rhythmShort sentences
  • In My Backyard Wk 35–36

    The grand finale: nature outside, graduation inside. 🎓

    Life cyclesFull-year reviewGraduation
Look inside

Open the box, and a whole year is already sequenced

Eighteen color-coded theme books, a step-by-step Parent Guide, three skills workbooks, ABC and number photo cards, three Skill Builder decks, color sorting cards and mats, the reward system, term folders and the keepsake box — 20+ components, packed in the order you’ll use them. Nothing to print, nothing to plan.

Open the box, and a whole year is already sequenced
The details

Specifications

AGE RANGE
3–5 years
DURATION
36 weeks (3 terms of 12 weeks) · self-paced, nothing expires
DAILY TIME
15–20 minutes, 4–5 days per week
SKILLS COVERED
Letter recognition & phonics, listening skills (rhyming, first sounds, sound deletion), counting & early math, fine motor & pre-writing, science themes, social-emotional learning
COMPONENTS
20+: 18 color-coded theme books, Parent Guide, 3 skills workbooks, ABC & Number photo cards, 3 Skill Builder decks, color sorting cards & mats, reward system, term folders, storage box
FORMAT
Spiral-bound books, thick card stock, wipeable covers
BOX SIZE & WEIGHT
[Add final dimensions & weight, e.g. 38 × 20 × 30 cm · ~6 kg]
DIGITAL VERSION
Identical curriculum as printable PDFs · instant email delivery
What they'll walk away with

On day one, they trace their hand. By week 36, they're ready for school.

Every activity looks like play — a fossil dig, a weather chart, a rocket countdown. Underneath, the sequence is quietly building every skill on the kindergarten-readiness list. You won't just be told they're ready; you'll have watched it happen, week by week, at your own table — and none of it through a screen.

    Week 36 · School-Readiness Checklist★
  • ✓ Recognizes and writes their own name
  • ✓ Knows letter names and sounds, Aa–Zz
  • ✓ Counts to 20 — and back down from 10
  • ✓ Holds a pencil, cuts and traces with confidence
  • ✓ Names big feelings and knows how to handle them
  • ✓ Sits, focuses and follows instructions for 15–20 minutes
  • ✓ Walks into school on day one curious, not clingy
    • 🎓 Graduation certificate included in the final week
Reviews

What families say

★★★★★

"“I'm not a teacher and I was terrified of doing this wrong. The Parent Guide literally tells me what to say. My daughter asks for ‘her books’ before I've finished my coffee.”"

SM Sarah M.
Mom of a 3-year-old
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★★★★★

"“We priced local preschools at $900/month. This gave us structure at home for less than one month's fees — and I actually get to see the lightbulb moments myself.”"

JT James T.
Dad of twins, age 4
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★★★★★

"“The themes are what sold my son. Dinosaurs week? He didn't even realize he was practicing letters. The reward chart has him begging to do ‘one more page.’”"

AK Amina K.
Homeschooling mom
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Questions?

Everything parents ask us

What ages is the Preschool Bundle for?

It's designed for ages 3–5. Younger threes can work through it with more hands-on help; older fours and fives will move faster and can use the extension activities in each unit. Because you set the pace, one kit adapts to your child.

Do I need any teaching experience?

No. Every activity is scripted in the Parent Guide — what to say, what they'll do, and what they're learning. If you can read a page aloud, you're qualified.

How much time does it take each day?

15–20 minutes of learning time, zero minutes of prep. Open today's page and go. Skip a day (or a week) whenever life happens — the curriculum waits for you.

What if we miss a week (or a month)?

Nothing expires and nothing is dated. Pick the next theme book up whenever you're back — the sequence waits for you. Many families stretch the 36 weeks across a full calendar year.

What if my child won't sit still for lessons?

Totally normal at 3! Activities are short and hands-on by design — cutting, sticking, moving, singing. Many families split the session into two 10-minute bursts. The reward chart does the rest.

Is everything included, or do I need supplies?

Everything printed is in the box. Beyond that you'll only need everyday basics — crayons, scissors, glue — plus a few common household items for the hands-on activities, always listed at the top of the week.

What's the difference between the digital curriculum and the Complete Kit?

Same 36-week curriculum. The Complete Learning Kit arrives professionally printed, spiral-bound and packed in the keepsake trunk with flashcards, folders and the reward system. The Digital Curriculum is the full set as printable PDFs — you print at home.

When will my order ship?

Free 3-day shipping on every kit — your box arrives within 3 business days, tracked.