The Langford Method · Self-control, focus and skills, 10 minutes a day · 14-day free trial

Learning that helps everyday habits grow

Guided language and maths programs for children aged 2–10. Children practise the six everyday habits as they learn, with support as they gradually do more for themselves.

One family subscription for up to three children.

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What your child will do

1

Follow a guided video

Prepare, focus and take part through movement, observation and spoken responses, depending on the program.

2

Practise what they learn

Complete a related paper or online activity, with guidance and visual support.

3

Build habits along the way

Practise Following Instructions, Self-Control, Independence, Calmness, Willingness to Act and Practice.

A session takes about 10 minutes, including the related practice activity. You’ll need a device and, for selected programs, a printed exercise book. Adults provide support according to the child’s age and needs.

Chompy, mascot of the SHAKA programs

Early learning

Shaka · Ages 2–5

Movement, words, numbers and early literacy through guided videos and paper activities. Children practise listening, following instructions and trying for themselves.

More about this program

In the video. Children move, give spoken responses and prepare for paper work, including posture and pencil reminders.

Practice. Practice uses exercise books. Families can download and print the book or buy a printed copy through the Amazon link in the platform.

Languages. Programs are available in English, Spanish and Mandarin Chinese, except Shaka Green, which is Spanish-only.

Pandy the panda, mascot of the BAMBOO program

Mental maths

Bamboo · Ages 6–10

Progressive practice in addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Guided videos and visual supports help children practise number skills alongside focus and consistent effort.

More about this program

In the video. Children observe, visualise and respond, then prepare for the related maths practice.

Practice at home. Main levels use online exercises with automatic correction for families.

Practice at school. Schools can choose printed exercise books or online practice for the main levels, with the same visual supports.

Introduction. Bamboo Introduction to Addition & Subtraction uses an exercise book. Families can download and print it or buy it through the Amazon link in the platform. It is an optional bridge, not a required first step.

Where to start. Children do not need to complete Shaka first.

Assessments. All Bamboo programs include initial, progress and final assessments.

Joey the wallaby, mascot of the BOOMERANG program

Vocabulary and languages

Boomerang · Ages 6–10

Learn vocabulary in English, Spanish or Mandarin Chinese through guided videos and online written and spoken practice.

More about this program

Themed vocabulary. Each themed program introduces 25 words. Children observe, visualise and respond during the video, then prepare for online written and oral practice. Exercises include visual supports.

Assessments. Themed programs include initial, progress and final assessments.

Extras. An optional crossword can be downloaded after every five sessions.

Languages. Mandarin includes Chinese characters and Hanyu Pinyin.

Boomerang Letters. This separate option uses guided videos and an exercise book for initial sounds, letters and handwriting. Practice takes place on paper. The book can be downloaded and printed or purchased through Amazon.

One subscription. All programs included.

Your family subscription includes all programs for up to three children, each with their own profile and progress. You don’t need to choose just one program.

Inside the platform, each child’s profile has the option Help Me Choose to suggest where to begin.

Learning assessments and progress information help you follow their learning, with certificates on completion.

See everything included
97Programs
4,850Video Sessions
3,950Online Exercises
54Printable Workbooks (book-based programs)
316Written and Oral Online Assessments (in programs that include them)

Formats and assessments vary by program.

For your family

Explore the routine, materials and support involved in learning at home.

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For your school

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