Preview ABCs Bundle
Explore real examples from the Christian Kiddo ABCs Bundle for children ages 3–7.
See how illustrated story videos, movement, letter names and sounds, ASL alphabet fingerspelling, and age-adapted interactive exercises come together inside the Phewie-Power Family learning world.
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Website preview videos include subtitles and written transcripts, giving families different ways to follow along.
Product Walkthrough
In this short walkthrough, you can see how the ABCs Bundle is organized — beginning with Start Here and the included supporting PDFs, followed by the songs, the Nine Basic ASL Signs, and the ABC quizzes.
Each letter then follows the same simple rhythm:
- Story
- Letter Dance
- Name & Sounds
- ASL Sign
- Exercises
The structure stays familiar from A through Z, while each letter brings new stories, sounds, signs, keywords, and activities.
Written transcript
Mommy speaks: Hi, we are the Phewie-Power Family! Welcome to the Christian Kiddo ABCs Bundle.
It's for kids ages 3–7, with exercises for Uzzi's age 3–5 [picture Uzzi] and exercises for Christi's age 6–7 [picture Christi].
We also include Letter Dance, the ASL alphabet fingerspelling and last but not least, 26 illustrated story videos from our daily family life.
You can read our product page for all the details. But for now, let's just walk through the bundle together.
On a desktop, you'll find the navigation on the left. On smaller screens, it's the hamburger menu on the right.
Let's go to "Start Here."
Heehee hi! At the top, you'll find the same video you're watching right now.
Under the video, you'll find PDF download links for our three DIY posters, the Name & Sounds PDF, the ASL ABCs PDF, and a little gift of eight coloring pages.
Next are our Christian Kiddo songs — with on-screen lyrics so parents and children can sing along. Now let's go to a special video — the Nine Basic ASL Signs.
Christi's best friend Naira is Deaf, so in our family we learn some basic ASL signs.
You'll see them throughout our illustrated story videos. But we also combined them into one video, and you can read the transcript right here in the viewer.
For each letter, you'll find five elements, including a written transcript for easy access: An illustrated story video. A special video from Christi to learn Letter Dance. A short Letter Name and Sound video. An ASL ABCs video with the help of Mercy. Interactive two-page drawing exercise for ages 3–5 and 6–7. And your child can also practice letter names and sounds with our interactive ABC Quizzes.
You can always send us an email if you need help. You'll find our address right here.
And if you'd like to share your experience with the bundle, feel free to email us. We love hearing from you.
One more thing.
The ABCs bundle has Jesus at the center. In our stories, we learn about Jesus' Phewie-Power — that's His peace that surpasses all understanding.
You only have to pray, "Jesus, Phewie?" And His peace is right there… and makes you go Pheeewie-heeeey!
So with Phewie-Power, Christi and Uzzi now eat broccoli, and Uzzi zips his own jacket!
Uzzi: Mommy, Uzzi, Phewie-Powel Hewo!
Mommy: Yes, you are sweetie, a Phewie-Power Hero like Jesus!
Christi: Me too!
Mommy: Yes you are sweetie. Now say bye!
Christi: Nice to meet you, byeee!
Uzzi: Byeee!
Interactive Exercise Previews
Try real examples of the interactive exercises children use inside the ABCs Bundle.
The exercises are adapted for two learning levels:
Ages 3–5 — Foundation
Gentle early practice with letter recognition, tracing, coloring, names, sounds, and visual exploration.
Ages 6–7 — Expansion
Additional practice for children who are ready to work with uppercase and lowercase letters, letter formation, sounds, and early word building in more depth.
Interactive Letter Quizzes
The ABCs Bundle includes interactive quizzes for practicing letter names and sounds.
Try two examples below:
Digital Trace & Color Letters
The digital letter exercises give children opportunities to trace, color, recognize, and work with letters directly inside the Learning Portal.
The four Letter A examples below make it easy to compare how the activities are adapted for the two learning levels.
Stories from the Phewie-Power Family
The ABCs Bundle includes 26 illustrated story videos from the daily life of the Phewie-Power Family. In Story A they learn from Jesus what Phewie-Power is. From there, it becomes part of their life to ask Jesus for a Phewie when something is difficult. Mommy writes two songs about it, and little by little they all grow into Phewie-Power Heroes like Jesus.
Daddy and Mommy are praying about how, as a family, they can be a light for Jesus in their neighborhood. They surprise Christi and Uzzi with a huge trampoline in the front yard, so they can shine for Jesus while other kids come and play. And to shine even more, the family buys a puppy, Bright, spreading the light of Jesus in a natural way as they walk through their neighborhood.
While Christi makes new friends, Uzzi struggles with his feelings of also wanting a friend. Jesus explains that in Heaven they are working on it, and to Uzzi's great surprise, on his birthday he meets a new friend who has just moved into the neighborhood.
You can watch Story A and Story C below.
Story A gives a first look into the daily life of the Phewie-Power Family, where Jesus gently explains to Uzzi what Phewie-Power is.
Story A
Written transcript
Christi: DADDY!!
You have ants in your beard!!
Daddy: BLEH!! OH NO!!
I made this jam sandwich
before I helped Mommy with the bags…
and now…
ANTS are eating my sandwich!!
Uzzi: Whaahaa!
In nooose!
Daddy: AAAH it tickles!
Aah-CHOO!!
HELP MEEE!!
Mommy: Uzzi, where are you going?!
Uzzi: SPLASH!!
Daddy: PFFFFFT!!
Where did THAT come from?!
Mommy: Uz-heehee!!
You soaked the whole kitchen!!
Poor Daddy—he's soaking wet!
You know you can't bring the garden hose inside — heehee!
Here, honey — here's a towel.
Uzzi: Daddy...
me sammich...?
Daddy: Thanks, buddy, but no…
I'm not hungry anymore.
Daddy is going to find an ant trap in the garage!
Uzzi: Ant twap?!
Mommy: It's a little snack box
that makes the ants sick.
Daddy: I found one!
I hope they enjoy their meal!
Christi: Look, Daddy! He's going in!
'Nother one's coming!
Christi: Huh… Daddy, they're coming out again.
And they don't look sick!
Daddy: Hmm…
I'm not really sure how it works.
Christi: Let's ask Jesus!
He knows EVERYTHING!
Jesus! How does the ant trap work?
Jesus: Ha, good question, sweetie!
They carry the food to their ant nest.
Then all the ants eat it —
and they all get sick.
Christi: Aww that's sad.
Jesus… did You name them?
Jesus: AH! I like that question, sweetie!
Ant is the English name.
But a long time ago
Adam gave all animals their first names.
He called ants Nemalah —
that means "little cutter!"
Christi: What do they cut, Jesus?!
Jesus: They can cut leaves and wood
and even snackies!
They cut-cut-cut
until they have a chunk
of yummy food!
Then they carry it —
all together on their backs —
and bring it to their nest!
Christi: Heehee!
Daddy did what the ants do!
He brought yummy food into our house!
Mommy: Yes, and then the ants wanted to
sneak away with his sandwich!!
Jesus: Yep, haha, they tried!
Ants are smart —
just like Christi and Uzzi!
I'm so proud of you
learning the ABCs!
Christi: Jesus, I can sing the Twinkle-Twinkle ABCs!
A-ay, B-bee, C-see, D-dee, E-ee, F-ef, G-gee
H–aitch, I–eye, J–jay, K–kay, L–el, M–em, N–en, O–oh, P–pee
Q–cue, R–ar, S–es — T–tee, U–you, V–vee
W–double-u, X–ex, Y–why?? and Z–zee-hee-hee
Now I know my ABC —
next time, won't you sing with me?
Jesus: Wow, Christi!
You did amazing!
I'm so proud of you, sweetie!
Uzzi: A-ay, B-bee, C-see...?
Aaah!!
Jesus ploud ME TOOHOO!!
Me no like ABC-eees!!
Jesus: Oh buddy!
But I am super proud of you!
You're trying so hard
to sing the ABCs!
You just need some…
Phewie-Power!
Uzzi: Phewie-Powel?!
Jesus: When Uzzi feels sad
'cause you can't do something —
Uzzi says, "Jesus, Phewie?"
And then—tadaaah… there's My Big Phewie!
that makes you feel…
Pheeewie-heeey!
And then…
you can try again!
Uzzi: Jesus... Phewie?
Jesus: Yes, buddy!
Tadaaah…here's My Big Phewie!
Uzzi: Pheeewie-heeey!
Mommy! Daddy!
Phewie-Powel!
Daddy: Wow, buddy... that's awesome!
Honey... I think we need that too.
Mommy: Yes... I think Jesus is inviting us too.
Can we have some Phewie-Power, Jesus?
Christi: Jesus, can I have it too? Pleeease?
Jesus: Yes, of course!
It's for grown-ups... and for Christi too!
Here it comes…
Tadaaah...
Daddy, Mommy, Christi: Woah! Pheeewie-heeey!
Thank You, Father God
For Jesus' Phewie-Power!
Story C introduces Christi's best friend Naira, who is Deaf, and shows how the children begin connecting through sign language.
Story C
Written transcript
Christi: Look — I see Naira and her Mommy coming!
Hi! (ASL sign)
Naira and her Mommy: Hi! (ASL sign)
Mommy: Welcome!
Would you both like some cucumber water?
Naira's Mommy: Oh yes please, Naira loves cucumber!
Christi: Mommy, can we make a crown?
Mommy: Oh, that's a nice idea, sweetie!
Here you go — here is some yellow paper.
Do you need your glitter pens too?
Christi: Yaaay! My glitter pens!
Then it'll be a BLING-BLING crown.
Naira's Mommy: Look — Naira is signing, like writing on her hand.
I think she likes your glitter pens too!
Naira signs "nice"
Naira's Mommy: Now she's signing "nice!"
Christi: I can do that too, Naira!
We'll make a nice crown!
Mommy, how do I make it go around my head?
Mommy: Hmm, let's see…
The paper is a bit too short.
How about folding it and adding another piece of paper?
Then we can make it fit
and stick it together with Daddy's double-sided tape.
Christi: I know where Daddy's tape is!
I'll write my name on my crown.
But how do I sign my name?
Naira's Mommy: Great question, Christi!
It goes like this:
ASL SIGNS
Christi: The C and the I look simple — yippee!
Mommy: Oh yes, sweetie!
We will find a way to learn the ASL ABCs.
That will help you connect with Naira.
Now — whose tummy is ready for a snackie?
Would you like Mommy's quinoa cookie or a fruit strip?
Naira's Mommy: I think Naira wants to try the cookie.
Naira signs "yes"
Naira's Mommy: Look — she's signing "yes" now!
I'd like to try one too.
Christi: I really like your quinoa cookie, Mommy!
Mommy: I'm glad you like it. Here you go!
Now Uzzi, do you want a quinoa cookie too
or do you want a fruit strip?
Uzzi: Cookie and fluit stip, Mommy!
Mommy: No, sweetie — you need to pick one:
a cookie or a fruit strip.
Uzzi: Uzzi want bo-hooth!!
Mommy: Sweetie, I know it's hard for you
to pick just one, 'cause you like both.
How about asking Jesus
for a Phewie to help you choose, huh?
Uzzi: Jesus, Phewie?
Jesus: Of course, buddy!
Tadaaah... Here's a Picky Phewie!
Uzzi: Pheeewie-heeey!
Cookie!
No! Fluit stip!
No! Cookie!
Mommy: Okay, sweetie — Mommy got an idea from the Holy Spirit.
How about a Phewie-Power Song?
Ask Jesus for a Phewie
Phewie, Phewie
Ask Jesus for a Phewie
Pheeewie-heeey! 2x
Then you can do anything
Anything, anything
Then you can do anything
Pheeewie-heeey! 4x
Christi: I love it, Mommy!
Uzzi: Anything, anything!
Ta-daaah!
Fluit stip, Mommy!
Mommy: WOW, sweetie! I'm so proud of you!
Naira's Mommy: Wow! This is amazing!
So, a Phewie from Jesus helps you do anything?
Christi: Yes! It makes you feel all better inside!
We're Phewie-Power Heroes — like Jesus!
Daddy: Yes — and Christian Kiddos!
Now... who wants kisses?!
Christi: DADDY!!
Christi, Daddy: Mwah-mwah!
Naira's Mommy (talk + sign): Naira, sweetie — it's time to go home.
Naira and her Mommy (sign): Bye-byeee!
Christi: Bye! I really liked playing today!
Daddy, do you like my crown?
Daddy: Wow! This is BLING-BLING!
Can I try it on?
How do I look?
Christi: Heehee! Daddy — your head is too BIG!
Daddy: Hmm... too bad.
Can you make one for me too?
And then write Christian on it!
That's an A and an N after your name.
Christi: Like this?
Daddy: Yes, sweetie!
'Cause your daddy is a Christian
with a gemstone BLING-BLING crown!
Uzzi: Daddy, Phewie-Powel song!
Daddy: Do we have a Phewie-Power song?
Christi: Yes, Daddy!
You can learn it too!
Daddy: Ohhh, I like that!
Let's sing it together, sweetie.
Thank You, Father God
for the Phewie-Power song!
Letter Dance
A moment from Story D
Mommy:
How about … dancing A, B and C in the air with your Indexie finger?
Christi:
Huh? Can we write in the air?
Heehee — that's so funny!
But wait! That's like making signs!
I think Naira will love it!
Letter Dance B
Written transcript
Can you dance B with me?
Down...
Bump...
And bump.
Woohoo — this is the letter B!
Letter Dance C
Written transcript
This is my special C letter.
Can you dance C with me?
Weeeheee!
It's a bit like a circle...
I really like my C!
Letter Name & Sound
Alongside the DIY posters for learning letter names and sounds, the bundle also includes short Letter Name & Sound videos.
For parents, a printable reference PDF is included inside the ABCs Bundle, bringing together all written transcripts of the Name & Sound videos in one place.
Name & Sound B
Written transcript
B's name is Bee.
It makes one sound: b(uh).
Can you try b(uh)?
Like in bye-bye or Bible.
Can you say bye-bye?
Now say Bible.
You're already making the B sound!
Name & Sound C
Written transcript
C's name is See.
It makes two sounds.
First: k(uh)
Can you try k(uh)?
Like in cat or Christi.
Can you say cat... and Christi?
Now the funny sound: sss.
Can you try ssst… ssst, like when you need to be quiet?
It's sss like in city and circle.
Can you say city... and circle?
Woohoo — you can make both C sounds!
ASL Alphabet Fingerspelling
Mercy is a Deaf Christian Kiddo friend. She is a former first-grade teacher and ASL specialist who now homeschools her children. She signed each letter for the bundle. Read more about the role of ASL in our bundle.
ASL Fingerspelling A
Written transcript
Make a fist and keep Thumbie up.
ASL Fingerspelling D
Written transcript
Let all your fingers kiss Thumbie.
Then let Indexie pop up to say hello!
ASL Fingerspelling Z
Written transcript
Let Indexie draw a Z in the air.
Nine Basic ASL Signs
In the illustrated story videos, children are introduced to nine basic ASL signs. These signs are also combined into one video.
Nine Basic ASL Signs
Written transcript
Mommy: Sweetie, would you like to learn some signs today?
Christi: Yes!
Mommy: Great! Today we will learn how to sign: Hi, Nice, Dance, Pencil, I love you, Water, Yes, Time and Bye.
Christi: Woohoo — I really like that Mommy!
Mommy: Hi: Hi sweetie! To sign Hi, you tap the side of your forehead and then wave your hand forward, like you're saying: I see you!
Christi: Heehee — hi Mommy! I like this sign!
Mommy: Nice: To sign nice, you slide the palm of one hand smoothly across the other, like you're making something clean and shiny. So nice!
Christi: I really like the nice sign, Mommy!
Mommy: Dance: To sign dance, you hold one hand out like a stage and let your other hand wiggle above it like happy little dancing legs — a tiny dancer show.
Christi: Mommy look! My dancer is spinning — woohoo!
Mommy: Pencil: To sign pencil, it's like you first wet the pencil with your mouth and then start writing on your hand.
Christi: Heehee! Then I get a glitter tongue from my glitter pen!
Mommy: I Love You: To sign I Love You, you lift your pinkie, indexie, and thumbie at the same time, while ringie and middleman stay curled down. It's like your hand is signing the letters I… L… and Y… all together in one sign.
Christi: Look, Mommy, I love you!
Mommy: Water: To sign water, you make a "W" with your fingers and tap it on your chin. It's like you're saying, sip sip, water time!
Christi: Look Mommy, sippie, sippie!
Mommy: Yes: To sign yes, your hand becomes a tiny happy head that nods up and down. Just a sweet little "yes, yes, yes!"
Christi: Look, Mommy, my hand is nodding! Heehee!
Mommy: Time: To sign time, you tap the top of your wrist — right where a watch would be. Just a tiny tick-tock!
Christi: Mommy, is it time for a snackie? Heehee!
Mommy: Bye: To sign bye, you open your hand and close it two times. Bye sweetie!
Christi: Byeeee! I really liked playing today!
Supporting Resources
The ABCs Bundle also includes printable resources designed to support the digital learning experience.
These include DIY letter posters, parent reference guides for Letter Names & Sounds and ASL alphabet fingerspelling, transcripts, coloring resources, and the Christian Kiddo Checkie System.
You can download a sample below to see examples of the DIY posters and selected pages from the Letter Name & Sound and ASL reference guides.
⬇ Download a few preview pages from the ABCs Bundle (PDF)
The printable resources are designed to support and extend the learning experience, while the core letter practice takes place through the videos and interactive activities inside the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal.
Christian Kiddo Songs
The Christian Kiddo songs are woven throughout the Phewie-Power Family stories, with many of them pointing children to Jesus.
Some songs first appear in the ABCs Bundle and return in later Christian Kiddo experiences, while other bundles introduce new songs of their own. In this way, familiar music can return alongside new songs as the Phewie-Power Family learning world continues to grow.
You can explore songs connected with the other Christian Kiddo experiences on their individual preview pages.
Each song includes on-screen lyrics to help parents guide their child while singing or signing along together.
Twinkle Twinkle ABC
Traditional melody and alphabet song (public domain).
Arranged and expressively adapted by Linda Paalman.
Written transcript
A-ay, B-bee, C-see, D-dee, E-ee, F-ef, G-gee
H–aitch, I–eye, J–jay, K–kay, L–el, M–em, N–en, O–oh, P–pee
Q–cue, R–ar, S–es — T–tee, U–you, V–vee
W–double-u, X–ex, Y–why?? and Z–zee-hee-hee
Now I know my ABC —
next time, won't you sing with me?
Phewie-Power Song
Written and composed by Linda Paalman.
Inspired by traditional children's rhythm patterns.
Written transcript
Ask Jesus for a Phewie
Phewie, Phewie
Ask Jesus for a Phewie
Pheeewie-heeey! (2x)
Then you can do anything
Anything, anything
Then you can do anything
Pheeewie-heeey! (4x)
I Have a Light Inside of Me
Written and composed by Linda Paalman.
Written transcript
I have light, inside of me
That makes me go Phe-phe-phe-phewie!
I run around and jump in the sky
Phewies make me wanna fly!
To-do-do-do
To-do-do-do
To-do-do-do-do-de-lee-do
I run around and jump in the sky
Phewies make me wanna fly!
Phe-phe-hewie
Phe-phe-hewie
Phe-phe-he-wie-phe-phe-phe-phe-phewie
I run around and jump in the sky
Phewies make me wanna fly! (2x)
Hallelujah to You
Based on the traditional melody "Happy Birthday to You" (public domain).
Lyrics by Linda Paalman.
Written transcript
Hallelujah to You!
Hallelujah to You!
Hallelujah — Hallelujaaah!
Hallelujah to You!
Hallelujah to You, Drippy, Drip, Drop — Woohoohoo!
Based on the traditional melody "Happy Birthday to You" (public domain).
Lyrics by Linda Paalman.
Written transcript
Hallelujah to You!
Drippy, drip-drop—whoo-hoo-hoo!
Drippy, drip-drop…
Drippy, drip-drop…
Hallelujah to You!
Dear Father God
Based on the traditional melody "Ere zij God" (public domain).
Lyrics by Linda Paalman.
Written transcript
Dear Father God! (2x)
I love You so much! (2x)
I love You so much, much!
Thank You, Lord Jesus, for all Your Phewies!
Drippy, drip, drop
Phewies from Jesus
Dear Father God
I love You so much!
Dear Father God
I love You so much, much!
Thank You, Lord Jesus, for all Your Phewies! (2x)
Drippy, drip, drop (2x)
Phewies from Jesus
Drippy, drip, drop
Thank You, Lord Jesus, for all Your Phewies!
Dear Father God! (2x)
I love You so much! (2x)
I love You so much, much!
Thank You, Lord Jesus, for all Your Phewies!
Drippy, drip, drop
Phewies from Jesus
Amen, amen!
Nearer, My God, to Thee (Here I Am on My Knee)
Based on the traditional hymn "Nearer, My God, to Thee" (public domain).
Additional lyrics and arrangement by Linda Paalman.
Written transcript
Nearer my God to Thee
Nearer to Thee
Nearer my God to Thee
Nearer to Thee
Here I am on my knee
Oh-hon my knee
Here I am on my knee
Oh-hon my knee
Rock-a-bye, Kiddo
Based on the traditional lullaby "Rock-a-bye Baby" (public domain).
Lyrics by Linda Paalman.
Written transcript
Rock-a-bye, Kiddo, it's time to sleep
Yawn a haa-haahhh, like Sarah Sheep.
Rubbing your eyes, zzzoom like a bee —
Thank You, sweet Jesus, You're watching me!
Phewie-Power Song (Xylophone Version)
Written and composed by Linda Paalman.
Inspired by traditional children's rhythm patterns.
Written transcript
Ask Jesus for a Phewie
Phewie, Phewie
Ask Jesus for a Phewie
Pheeewie-heeey! (2x)
Then you can do anything
Anything, anything
Then you can do anything
Pheeewie-heeey! (4x)
Copyright & Use
© 2025 Christian Kiddo. All rights reserved. All songs are written or adapted by Christian Kiddo unless otherwise noted. Traditional melodies are in the public domain. Songs are provided for personal, non-commercial educational use within Christian Kiddo products.
FAQ
Does the ABCs Bundle cover the full alphabet?
Yes. The ABCs Bundle covers all 26 letters of the alphabet. Each letter is explored through an illustrated story video, Letter Dance movement, letter names and sounds, an ASL alphabet fingerspelling demonstration, and interactive digital exercises. Songs are woven into the wider Phewie-Power Family story world.
Each letter follows a familiar learning rhythm, helping children gradually build letter recognition, connect letters with their sounds, and practice letter formation and tracing. The bundle focuses on early alphabet and literacy learning and is designed as a supplement to homeschooling or regular schooling.
Do children need to know their letters before starting the ABCs Bundle?
No. Children can start the ABCs Bundle whether they are just beginning to discover letters or already recognize some of them.
The bundle introduces and revisits letters through illustrated stories, Letter Dance, letter names and sounds, ASL fingerspelling, and interactive exercises. Songs support the wider story and learning world. Children can explore recognition, listening, tracing, drawing, and quizzes at the level that fits their current readiness.
Families can move through the alphabet at their own pace, repeat letters that need more practice, and spend less time on letters that are already familiar.
Do parents need to help their child use the ABCs Bundle?
Yes. The ABCs Bundle is designed to be used together with a parent or caregiver.
Inside the Christian Kiddo Learning Portal, parents can help their child get started, read instructions when needed, and guide them through new types of activities. Written transcripts are available below videos for parents who would like to read along or revisit the spoken content. Videos may also be cast to a TV when supported by the family’s device, browser, and TV setup.
Learning also continues away from the screen. Parents and children can sing songs, practice Letter Dance, color, and use the DIY learning posters together. The Checkie System on the posters also gives families a simple way to see which letters and skills are becoming more familiar over time.
The Learning Portal is ad-free and designed as a child-friendly environment, but a parent or caregiver should still stay nearby while a young child is using a phone, tablet, or computer.
Is the ABCs Bundle a homeschool curriculum?
No. The ABCs Bundle is not a full homeschool curriculum.
It is a structured, faith-based supplement that supports early literacy through illustrated story videos, Letter Dance, phonics, ASL alphabet fingerspelling, songs, interactive digital exercises, and supporting hands-on and printable activities.
Families can use the ABCs Bundle alongside a homeschool curriculum or regular schooling.
Looking for more FAQs?
Please visit our FAQ page or explore the full Christian Kiddo Knowledge Base.
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