Curated Resource Bundles

Three ways into French for a 5–6 year old, built on how young children actually absorb a language — hearing it in context, saying it out loud, and seeing it in action. A gentle illustrated make-a-friend story introduces everyday words inside a real afternoon; an audio podcast adds call-and-response so your child speaks each word back; and an animated video lesson shows every greeting as it happens. Every piece is fully in French.

Three ways into Spanish for a 5–6 year old, built on how young children actually absorb a language — hearing it in context, saying it out loud, and seeing it in action. A bright illustrated color hunt introduces everyday words inside a real walk; an audio podcast adds call-and-response so your child speaks each word back; and an animated video lesson shows every greeting as it happens. Every piece is fully in Spanish.

Three ways into Arabic for a 5–6 year old, built on how young children actually absorb a language — hearing it in context, saying it out loud, and seeing it in action. A warm illustrated story introduces everyday words inside a real day; an audio podcast adds call-and-response so your child speaks each word back; and an animated video lesson shows every greeting as it happens. Every piece is fully in Arabic.

Gentle Ramadan stories that carry the month's values — patience, gratitude, and generosity — through a hardworking bee, the sweet life of a date, and a golden olive adventure. Three stories to share.

A gratitude-focused Thanksgiving for kids: a brave-explorer plan and a thank-you treasure hunt that turn appreciation into an adventure. A story and a video.

Connect generations through food: cook a family recipe together and capture the story behind why you make it. A heartfelt story and a cook-along visual schedule.

Hand kids the planning: invent party games and organise the day themselves. A birthday-planning story and an invent-a-game video that build creativity and sequencing.

Discover Lunar New Year traditions — dragons, good luck, and red envelopes — through a story and a video that bring the celebration and its customs to life.

Celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, and the art of rangoli: follow the lantern path and make a pattern of your own. A story and a creative rangoli video.

Explore the heart of Eid al-Adha — generosity and giving to others — through one clear act of sharing. A story and a video about giving from the heart.

Welcome Eid al-Fitr with the youngest children: cookies to share and the joy of Eid morning. A story and a video that make the celebration feel warm and familiar.

Turn the Easter egg hunt into early reading practice by following clue trails from word to word. A story and a clue-hunt video for new readers.

A gentle Christmas routine for toddlers: who is coming and what the day will look like, so the excitement feels manageable. A story and a map-the-day video.

Bring the Passover Seder to life for inquiry-minded kids: ask the four questions and hunt for the items on the Seder plate. A story and a question-led video.

Explore the first night of Hanukkah through a child's eyes — light the menorah and spin the dreidel with family. A story and a warm candlelight video, with the counting kept in the telling.

Keep Halloween fun rather than frightening: build a costume step by step and learn what's actually scary and what only looks it. A story and a cheerful trick-or-treat video.

Celebrate the new year with toddlers by looking back on the year and imagining what's ahead. A keepsake story, a proud 'now I can' song, and a gentle, pretend rocket-ride video.

Emotional regulation in three steps kids can remember: name the feeling, say it, and try a helpful next step. A story, feelings-and-next-step cards, and a video for handling frustration.

Wind down with a predictable bedtime routine that eases nighttime worries and signals sleep. A calming story, a lullaby, and an our-bedtime-steps visual schedule.

Teach narrative structure the way writers use it: choose a character, setting, and problem, then shape a clear beginning, middle, and end. Story-starter cards, a model story, and an act-it-out podcast.