Flitter, Flutter, Jitters - Patterns Recognition, Learning to overcome Anxiety (4-7yo)

Play and learn alongside the accompanying Play & Learn Activity Book - Patterns.

Story Synopsis:

Kai has never performed on stage before, so when his best friends sign him up for a Music & Dance contest, he feels a fluttering blue butterfly in his tummy that makes him feel queasy. Will he be able to get rid of this feeling before the big performance? Join the little critters as they discover the secret to overcoming their fears!

Learning Outcome:

Maths Topic: Your child will be able to identify simple patterns and discover how a variety of patterns exist within their real-world environment.

Social-Emotional Topic: Your child will realise that feeling anxiety is not uncommon, there are many ways to ease and calm our worries, and new experiences await when we overcome our fears!

Why you’ll love these storybooks:

⭐ Makes maths meaningful - Children learn through playful adventures that deep dives into one maths topic each and show how its relevant to real life, building confidence through discovery, not drills.

⭐ Nurtures values and character - Each story weaves in social-emotional lessons like kindness, resilience, and teamwork, building curious minds and kind hearts all at the same time.

⭐ Brings families together - Includes parent prompts and a playful activity at the end for positive parent-child connection wherever and whenever!

About this Series: 

Curious Little Critters Maths Adventures turns everyday moments into imaginative learning experiences. Through storytelling and play, children discover the joy and relevance of learning - and parents find simple, heartwarming ways to connect and grow alongside them.

“These engaging stories introduce key numeracy concepts while imparting life lessons. With conversation prompts for parent-child interaction, this series fosters a love for Maths and meaningful family connections. Perfect for families wanting to make Maths relevant and fun!”

- Dr. Darren Yeo, A. Prof. of Psychology at NTU and co-author of MOE Primary Mathematics Textbook series My Pals Are Here