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From playful exploration to early learning
Little Lumen Learn builds naturally on the movement, imitation and shared interaction introduced through Little Lumen Play. Familiar activities now become opportunities to recognise colours, shapes, numbers to five, first words and everyday objects. Our videos reflect this growing independence through recognisable characters, clear examples and gentle, age-appropriate activities.
Curious Thinkers: Talk. Match. Explore
Little Lumen Learn: 2–3 Years is where 'I can do it!' really begins.
Between two and three years, children are becoming increasingly curious, independent and eager to understand the world around them. Little Lumen Learn introduces playful early learning experiences that encourage growing vocabulary, recognition, communication and discovery.
Learning through questions, repetition and discovery
Little Lumen Learn introduces one idea at a time, using familiar examples, simple questions, gentle pauses and opportunities to respond. From counting toys and matching colours to identifying animal sounds and exploring opposites, each experience encourages children to look, listen, point, name, match and explore at their own pace.
A World of Learning Awaits
We have so many exciting ideas for Little Lumen Learn ( 2-3 Years), and we can’t wait to bring them to life!
From discovering first words, colours, shapes and numbers to exploring animal sounds, opposites, imaginative play and interactive challenges, our planned collection is designed to encourage curiosity, communication, early thinking skills and a love of learning as little ones grow.
These are just some of the learning adventures we’re dreaming up, with plenty more ideas to come! But we need your support to make them happen.
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The Adventures We're Dreaming Up
My First Colours: Red, blue, yellow and green come to life through clear examples so toddlers can notice, match and name colours without pressure to master them.
My First Words, Animals:Dog, cat, duck, cow and other familiar animals are paired with simple spoken labels and sounds to build early animal vocabulary in a playful way.
One, Two Three!: Groups of one to three objects show small quantities in a concrete, easy-to-see way so toddlers can hear and use early number words in context.
My First Words, Home: Cup, bed, bath, shoe and other everyday objects help toddlers connect new words to the things they see and use at home every day.
Up and Down: Characters move up and down to demonstrate positional words, linking early spatial language to visible movement and body actions.
Big and Small: Contrasting objects are shown side by side so toddlers can hear and use big/small language while clearly seeing the difference.
Colours Everywhere: Find red, blue, green and yellow objects so toddlers can build colour vocabulary by matching familiar items instead of memorising flashcards.
Count with Me, 1-10: Watch animals and objects appear in small groups so repeated number words and concrete sets build early quantity language through play.
Shapes Around Us: Spot circles, squares and triangles in everyday objects so simple shape words connect directly to real-world things and visual matching.
My First ABC: Enjoy a gentle introduction to letters and sounds so children hear print and speech together without any pressure to read or know the alphabet.
Who's Making That Sound? Play listening games that match animal and environmental sounds to pictures so attention, sound association and expressive language grow together.
Let's Pretend, Doctor: Join Teddy for a simple check-up so children can rehearse real-life experiences, use new words and tell short pretend stories.
Let's Pretend, Cafe: Take orders and make pretend food so role play naturally creates chances for conversation, turn taking and using familiar food words.
Move Like Me: Jump, spin, crouch and stretch so action words, imitation and big body movements all work together to keep children moving and learning.
Find It!: Search for objects within simple scenes so visual questions spark attention, naming and back-and-forth conversation.
Opposites: Explore big/small, fast/slow and up/down so clear contrasts support descriptive vocabulary that’s easy to act out with movement and objects.