Programs

At Learningland 4 Kids we specialise in introducing children to Literacy and Numeracy using the World Renowned Letterland® program and our own specially designed resources.

Our programs begin for 2 and 1/2 year olds right through to 6 years with Literacy and Numeracy programs designed to give each child success and cater for all types of learners.

Our programs allow children to explore language, numbers and print through a range of multi sensory experiences that are highly interactive and loads of fun.

Your child will sing, craft, write, read and play their way to developing essential literacy and numeracy skills, confidence and creativity.

Each term your child will be introduced to a new segment of the program, to stimulate their learning experience, and build upon the foundations from previous lessons.

Small class sizes ensure that each child is given individual teacher assistance.

Letters and Numbers (For 3 – 4 year olds – children starting school in 2026)

This engaging program introduces alphabet symbols and sounds plus early number concepts to children using music, craft, rhymes and games to encourage a love of learning that will give them a head start in the formative years of early education.

Your child will learn to recognise and sound each letter of the alphabet using the World Renowned Letterland® Program.
Children will learn their numbers 1 to 10 through numeric activities, music, craft, rhymes and games.
Small group size to maximise each child’s potential.

$28.00 per 60 minute session / Class size maximum 10

Please Note

*Drop off and collect children after class.
*Unlined scrapbook is provided.

“The key to reading success is to start early.”
– John Childup

Reading Rockets + Maths (For children who are attending school in 2025)

This program focuses on the essential skills children need to get ready for reading and to succeed at school.

Continue to use a variety of multisensory activities including Letterland® program, music, games and stories to assist children in learning the basics of reading.
Recognising letter & phonic patterns.
Correct articulation of letters
Rhyming
Blending of sounds
Learning some of the most common sight words in reading.
Formation of lower and upper case letters and numbers using the Victorian cursive script
Correct pencil grip
Using scissors
Classroom skills
Small group size for individualised attention
Develop confidence and a love of learning

This program also introduces children to the basic skills in Maths.

Learn to recognise and write numbers 1 – 20
Children will engage in sorting, symmetry, ordering, one to one correspondence, and shapes. These are important mathematical concepts that teach children to reason and become problem solvers.
Use interactive and engaging Numeracy activities.

Children will have a lunch break in this session to boost little energy levels and assist them in preparation for school.

Children will have regular practise in being able to open and eat their food in their lunch box just like they do at school.
Please send a drink bottle and a “school – type” snack/lunch in a lunch box so we can support students and help them learn to independently open their lunch boxes and snack packaging as well as open and close their drink bottles for re-filling.
Please remember – no nuts or nut products allowed due to potential allergies/ anaphylaxis.

$50.00 per 150 minute session / Class size maximum 12

Please Note

* Drop off and collect children after class.
* Unlined scrapbook is provided.

PROGRAMS

Letters and Numbers (For 3 – 4 year olds – children starting school in 2026)

“The key to reading success is to start early.”
– John Childup

Reading Rockets + Maths (For children who are attending school in 2025)

“The human brain develops most rapidly between birth and age 5 making the Preschool years a crucial part of a child’s education.”

– Angela Thayer

PROGRAMS

Letters and Numbers (For 3 – 4 year olds – children starting school in 2026)

“The key to reading success is to start early.” – John Childup

Reading Rockets + Maths (For children who are attending school in 2025)

“The human brain develops most rapidly between birth and age 5 making the Preschool years a crucial part of a child’s education.”

– Angela Thayer

“The key to reading success is to start early.”
– John Childup