Radio Times: Review by:; Jane Rackham

This lively educational series (which started on Monday) shows three- to six-year-olds that wordplay can be a lot of fun. Based on phonics teaching, it uses brightly coloured alphabet characters to help young viewers to develop confidence with reading and making words. Today the letters I, G and H turn a skipping game into a thrilling high-wire circus act.

About this programme

Fun and games with the 26 letters which come to life, tell stories and make words.

Categories: Childrens

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