Christian Kiddo Knowledge Base — Videos & PDFs

Story videos are about 5–9 minutes long. Letter Dance videos are 9–21 seconds, and the Name & Sound phonics videos are about 26 seconds to just over 1 minute.

The ASL alphabet videos show the handshapes of the ASL alphabet (5–10 seconds). Only J and Z include movement. Songs range from about 36 seconds to just under 4 minutes, and the Basic ASL Signs video is about 2.5 minutes long.

All videos are intentionally kept short to fit naturally into a child's daily rhythm.

The videos in the ABCs Bundle stream inside the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal and are not available for download. PDF activities can be downloaded to your device and used offline if you like.

Yes. The preview videos show real examples from the Christian Kiddo bundles so you can see how the stories, movement activities, and other learning layers work together.

Yes. All preview videos include a written transcript to support accessibility and make it easier to follow along. For the illustrated story videos, a printable PDF version of the story is also available.

The ABCs Bundle includes exercise pages for every letter of the alphabet, available in two learning stages — ages 3–5 and ages 6–7 — with two pages per letter (104 pages in total).

Children ages 3–5 focus on playful letter recognition and early tracing. Children ages 6–7 practice phonics and more precise letter tracing, including both uppercase and lowercase letters.

The bundle also includes three DIY learning posters (ABC Names, Letter Sounds, and ASL Alphabet), eight coloring pages, and reference PDFs with written transcripts.

All pages can be used digitally in Adobe Acrobat Reader or printed at home. In total, the bundle includes 160+ PDF pages.

No. Christian Kiddo PDFs are standard files that can be opened with common PDF reader apps. You can use the files digitally on your device or print them for hands-on learning at home.

For the exercise PDFs, we recommend the free Adobe Acrobat Reader app, which works on phones, tablets, and computers. Inside this app, children can draw and color directly on the pages using their finger or a stylus.

No. The exercise PDFs are designed for digital use on a phone, tablet, or computer. Children can draw and color directly in the pages using a PDF reader app. If you prefer, you can still print the exercises, but they are designed for full-screen use.

The bundle also includes reference PDFs, DIY posters, and coloring pages. These are designed so they can easily be printed at home, including in black and white.

Tap "Not Now" to stay on the free plan. The free version is enough for drawing and coloring in the Christian Kiddo PDFs.

Check whether Adobe Acrobat Reader has permission to access your files. On many devices, you may need to allow file access in your device settings.

For step-by-step instructions with screenshots, please visit our guide: How to use your PDFs.

Make sure the PDF is opened in Adobe Acrobat Reader — not in a browser preview (like Safari or Chrome) and not in another PDF app.

For step-by-step instructions with screenshots, please visit our guide: How to use your PDFs.

Adjust your printer scaling so the full page fits correctly (for example: Fit to page or Scale to fit). The exercise PDFs are designed for full-screen use, so printing may crop the edges if scaling is not adjusted. The other PDFs in the bundle are designed to print normally.

You can always email us at info@christiankiddo.com. We're happy to help.