Christian Kiddo Knowledge Base — The ABCs Bundle

The ABCs Bundle is a digital, faith-based alphabet learning experience for children ages 3–7 (Pre-K, Kindergarten & Early Elementary), built around the everyday life of the Phewie-Power Family.

Each letter is explored through illustrated story videos, movement (Letter Dance), phonics, ASL alphabet signs, and exercises using both digital drawing and printable materials, designed for two learning stages (ages 3–5 and 6–7).

Songs are part of the story world and are used within the stories to support repetition and faith-based moments — for example, helping children pause, pray, and ask Jesus for His Phewie-Power when something feels difficult.

The bundle follows a calm, multisensory learning rhythm that families can explore together at their own pace. It is not a full homeschool curriculum, but a structured, faith-based supplement for early learning.

Yes. The ABCs Bundle introduces all 26 letters of the alphabet through stories, sounds, movement, ASL alphabet signs, and exercises.

Each letter follows the same learning rhythm, allowing children to gradually explore the alphabet while practicing letter recognition, sounds, and tracing. The bundle focuses specifically on alphabet learning and is designed as a supplement to homeschooling or regular schooling.

Christian Kiddo is designed for children ages 3–7, covering the Pre-K years (ages 3–5) and Kindergarten & Early Elementary (ages 6–7).

Many parts of the bundle are shared across this age range. For example, illustrated story videos, ASL alphabet signs, and Letter Dance movement videos can be enjoyed together by younger and older children.

The exercises are offered in two learning stages:

• Children ages 3–5 learn to recognize uppercase letters, say and sing letter names, and begin tracing letter shapes.
• Children ages 6–7 connect letters to their sounds, practice both uppercase and lowercase tracing, and explore early reading and writing skills.

Letter Dance helps children trace the shapes of uppercase letters in the air before practicing them on screen or paper.

No. The ABCs Bundle combines illustrated story videos, movement (Letter Dance), phonics, ASL alphabet signs, songs, and exercises using both digital drawing and printable materials.

The exercise PDFs are only one part of the bundle. Children explore each letter through stories, movement, sound, signing, and hands-on activities that families can experience together.

Each letter follows a simple, repeatable rhythm:

• an illustrated story video (5m – 8m 46s)
• a short Letter Dance movement video (9s – 21s)
• a Name & Sound phonics video (26s – 1m 15s)
• an ASL alphabet handshape example (5s – 10s)
• digital tracing and drawing exercises

In addition, the bundle includes a product walkthrough (3m), nine songs (36s – 3m 48s) that are used within the stories, and a basic ASL signs video (2m 35s).

In total, the bundle includes 115 videos. Most videos are under one minute long.

PDF resources

The bundle also includes PDF pages that families can use digitally or print if they prefer.

For each letter, there are simple practice pages where children can trace and draw. These exercises are available in two learning stages — ages 3–5 and ages 6–7 — with two pages per letter (104 pages total).

Families can also create three large DIY learning posters: a letter name poster, a letter sound poster, and an ASL alphabet poster. These projects include assembly pages and a smaller full-color poster version.

The bundle also includes two reference PDFs with the written transcripts of the Name & Sound videos and the ASL alphabet videos.

There are also eight Christian Kiddo coloring pages.

In total, the bundle includes 160+ PDF pages.

Every child is different — some children are active, some are sensitive, some love to move, and others prefer to watch and listen first.

The ABCs Bundle is designed to gently meet children where they are. Each letter is introduced through a calm, repeatable rhythm of illustrated story videos, movement (Letter Dance), sounds, songs, ASL signs, and simple exercises.

Because the bundle combines different ways of learning, children can engage in the way that feels natural to them. Some may enjoy the stories most, others the movement or the drawing activities.

There is no fixed pace or schedule. Families can move slowly, repeat favorite parts, or take breaks when needed.

If you would like to see if this feels like a good fit for your child, we recommend watching the preview videos. This gives you a clear picture of the tone, pacing, and learning style.

Every parent can use the ABCs Bundle — you do not need teaching experience to get started.

The bundle is designed to guide both you and your child step by step. Each letter follows a simple, repeatable rhythm with short videos, clear visuals, and gentle instructions.

You don't have to prepare lessons or explain everything yourself. You simply start a video, stay nearby, and explore the activities together at your own pace.

Below the Name & Sound videos and the ASL alphabet videos, you'll find written transcripts that you can read along with or revisit together. These transcripts for all letters (A–Z) are also collected in reference PDFs, so you can easily come back to the words, sounds, and signing steps.

The illustrated story videos include a PDF viewer underneath, so you can read along with the story if you like. The DIY posters include a clear manual, and the "How to Use Your PDFs" guide helps you set up the drawing and tracing activities in a simple way using the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app.

Many moments are designed to be shared side by side — watching, repeating, moving, and practicing together.

If something feels new or unfamiliar, you can learn along with your child. There is no pressure to do it perfectly. If you ever have a question, you are always welcome to reach out — we are happy to help.

Every child develops fine motor skills at their own pace, and it is completely okay if writing or holding a pencil feels difficult at first.

The ABCs Bundle does not start with writing on paper. Children are first introduced to letters through stories, sounds, movement (Letter Dance), and visual recognition. This gives them time to become familiar with the shapes of letters in a gentle way.

The exercise pages are designed for digital use — children draw, color, and trace directly on the pages using a PDF reader app like Adobe Acrobat Reader (free). These pages are full-color and do not have print margins, so they work best on a screen.

If you prefer to print the exercise pages anyway, adjust your printer scaling first (for example: Fit to page or Scale to fit) to avoid cropped edges. Choosing grayscale can help save ink, since the pages are very colorful.

There is no pressure to trace perfectly — small steps and repeated exposure are enough.

Over time, through movement, repetition, and playful practice, children gradually build confidence and control in their fine motor skills.

Every family is different, and it is completely okay if faith-based learning feels new to you.

In Christian Kiddo, faith is woven gently into everyday moments. The stories follow the Phewie-Power Family and show simple ways children can talk to Jesus, ask for His peace, and continue when something feels hard.

There are no heavy lessons or expectations. Instead, children see small, familiar moments — like trying again, calming down, or asking for help — where faith becomes part of daily life in a natural way.

Families can engage at their own pace. You can watch, listen, and explore together, and take time to grow into it in a way that feels comfortable for your family.

If you would like to get a sense of the tone, we recommend watching the preview videos first.

A typical learning moment with the ABCs Bundle is simple and flexible. It does not follow a strict schedule, but a gentle rhythm that you can adapt to your day.

For example, you might start by watching an illustrated story video together. After the story, your child can join the Letter Dance to move their body and trace the shape of the letter in the air.

Then you can explore the letter sound together, repeat after Mommy, and try the ASL handshape. Your child can join in or simply watch first — both are completely okay.

After that, you can open the exercise page and let your child draw or trace at their own pace, either on screen or on paper if you prefer.

The videos and activities together can take around 10–20 minutes. The exercise pages can be explored separately at your child's own pace.

You can pause at any point, repeat favorite parts, or come back later.

The focus is not on completing everything, but on creating small, calm learning moments where your child can listen, move, and grow step by step.

Phewie-Power is a simple, child-friendly way to talk about the peace of Jesus.

You can explain it in very simple words, for example:

"Phewie-Power is when we ask Jesus for His peace, and He helps our heart feel calm again."

Or even shorter:

"Shall we ask Jesus for a Phewie?"

In the stories, children see the Phewie-Power Family do this in everyday moments — when something feels hard, frustrating, or overwhelming. They pause, ask Jesus for His peace, and then try again.

You can also practice this together in a playful way by saying "Pheeewie-heeeey!" out loud. This helps children feel the moment in their body and turns it into something shared and joyful.

You don't need to explain everything at once. Just using the words together in small moments is enough.

Over time, your child will begin to understand what it means through the stories and your shared experiences.

The ABCs Bundle is designed to be flexible and self-paced. There is no fixed schedule. Families can explore one letter at a time or move between letters depending on their child's interest and pace. Each letter includes short videos, stories, and activities that can be explored whenever it fits your family's rhythm.

The ABCs Bundle combines short videos with offline and hands-on activities. Most videos are brief learning moments, ranging from about 5 seconds to around one minute, while the illustrated story videos are about 5 to 9 minutes long.

Screen time is intentionally kept short and purposeful. Videos are followed by movement (Letter Dance), repetition, and drawing or tracing activities, either on screen or on paper.

In a typical moment of 10–20 minutes, a child can watch an illustrated story video, move through Letter Dance, and practice letter sounds together with a parent or caregiver. The exercise pages can then be explored at the child's own pace, with short cues from the Phewie-Power Family that parents can read aloud.

The bundle is designed for parents and children to explore side-by-side, creating small moments of connection while children listen, move, and learn. A parent or caregiver is part of the experience — helping start videos, reading along, and gently guiding the exercises.

The DIY posters and simple activity cues also create natural moments for offline learning. For example, after watching the Letter Dance videos, children can continue practicing movements while singing or playing.

No. Children do not need to know their letters before starting. The ABCs Bundle introduces the alphabet step by step through stories, sounds, movement activities, and exercises. Children can begin exploring the letters at their own pace while parents guide the experience.

No. The ABCs Bundle is designed for early learners. Children explore letters through stories, sounds, movement, and exercises while a parent guides the experience. Reading is not required to begin.

The bundle is designed to work for different starting points. Younger children may focus on recognizing letter names and shapes, while older children can explore individual sounds and more precise letter tracing.

Families can move through the alphabet at their own pace.

No. Families can move through the bundle at their own pace. For the story flow, starting at the beginning is recommended. However, the alphabet itself can also be explored in any order.

Yes. The ABCs Bundle is designed to be used together with a parent or caregiver. A parent starts the videos and can guide their child through the exercises, songs, and activities connected to the stories.

No. The ABCs Bundle is not a full homeschool curriculum.

It is a structured, faith-based supplement that supports early learning — especially letter recognition and phonics — through illustrated story videos, songs, movement (Letter Dance), ASL alphabet signs, and hands-on activities using digital drawing and printable materials.

It works well alongside homeschooling or regular schooling.

Yes. It can be used as a supplement to homeschooling or regular schooling.

After purchase, you receive instant access to the ABCs Bundle through the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal. You will receive an automated email with an "Access Content" button that takes you directly to your materials. You can also access the bundle anytime by logging into your Christian Kiddo account and opening your order.

If you are not logged in yet, Shopify may send a short verification code by email or SMS to confirm your login. Inside the Learning Portal, families can watch the videos and access the PDF activities. Families simply choose a letter and begin exploring. The portal runs directly in your browser on computers, tablets, and phones, so there is no extra app to download. For the exercise PDFs, we recommend the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app.

After purchase you receive access through your Christian Kiddo / Shopify account. If you are not logged in yet, Shopify may send a short verification code by email or SMS so you can securely access your order and open the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal.

Once logged in, you can return anytime to watch the videos and access the PDFs.

Christian Kiddo is not an app or a game. The bundles are accessed through the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal on the website.

Families watch the videos directly in their browser and use the PDFs through digital drawing and tracing or print them for hands-on learning at home.

The bundle can be accessed on phones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers through the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal. Videos stream directly in your browser and can also be cast to a TV.

The exercise PDFs can be opened in most PDF apps. For drawing and coloring, we recommend the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app.

The ABCs Bundle is a one-time purchase with long-term access through the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal.

Access is not limited to a specific time period. Families can return anytime to watch the videos and access the PDFs as their child grows, revisits letters, or progresses to the next learning stage.

No. The ABCs Bundle is a one-time purchase with long-term access through the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal. It is not a subscription or monthly membership.

Families can return anytime to watch the videos and access the PDFs as their child grows and revisits the learning stages.

No problem. You can always access your bundle by logging into your Christian Kiddo account and opening your order. From there you can enter the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal and continue where you left off. If you cannot find your order or have trouble signing in, feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help.

Yes. The bundle is designed for families, so siblings can explore the videos and activities together. Because the exercises include two learning stages (ages 3–5 and ages 6–7), children of different ages can use the bundle at the same time. Parents can guide the activities and adapt them to each child's pace.

Yes. Families keep long-term access to the bundle, so it can be revisited as younger children grow into the learning stage.