From Curious Thinkers to Confident Problem Solvers

Little Lumen Learn (4–5 Years) builds on earlier learning experiences, introducing more opportunities for independent thinking, problem-solving and discovery. Through playful challenges, and parent prompts, children explore early numbers, letters, rhyming words, patterns and simple puzzles, while exciting adventures into space, dinosaurs, different cultures and everyday science encourage curiosity about the wider world.

With gentle questions, opportunities to predict and explain, and activities that inspire real-world exploration, our videos help children develop confidence, creativity and a growing love of learning, all at their own pace.

Growing Minds: Think. Discover. Learn

Between four and five years, children are becoming increasingly confident thinkers, imaginative storytellers and curious explorers, ready to ask bigger questions and discover more about the world around them.

A World of Learning Awaits

We have so many exciting ideas for Little Lumen Learn (3-4 Years), and we can’t wait to bring them to life!

From exploring rhyming words, number challenges and playful puzzles to discovering dinosaurs, outer space, different cultures and the wonders of everyday science, our planned collection is designed to encourage curiosity, imagination, logical thinking, problem-solving and a growing understanding of the world around us.

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

Which one Doesn't Belong?:Quick visual games that invite children to spot differences, explain their choices and practise flexible reasoning

Count with Me 10 - 20: Count animals, stars and vehicles in larger groups so children can extend counting practice while keeping numbers concrete and playful.

Rhyming Time: Fun word pairs like cat/hat and star/car build early phonological awareness and help children notice sound patterns

Amazing Space: Planets, rockets and astronauts spark big questions and science talk without needing formal science lessons.

Around the World: Child-friendly journeys to places and cultures that grow vocabulary, curiosity and respectful world knowledge.

Dinosaurs: Favourite dinosaurs bring in size, diet and simple comparisons to build descriptive language and classification.

How Things Work: Everyday machines, weather and plants show cause-and-effect in action, encouraging observation and prediction.