Learnwild

Learning should feel like an adventure.

Playful, practical learning packs made for curious South African children and the grown-ups learning alongside them.

Explore. Learn. Grow.

Learning works best when children can notice, make, move, ask and discover.

Explore first

Spark curiosity with real-world ideas and hands-on learning.

Learn by doing

Practical activities that build real skills and confidence.

Grow together

Support for children and grown-ups, every step of the way.

Choose your learning trail

Start with our Grade R preview. Grades 1–12 are coming along the trail.

Rooted in South Africa

Familiar places, animals and landscapes help learning feel connected to home.

Illustrated South African learning landscape with proteas, mountains and savanna

Real places. Brighter learners.

Notice nature. Explore together. Grow in confidence.

Meet your first Grade R adventures

Six learning packs for our first trail. Each pack is R49; purchases will open when the shop launches.

Literacy & Language

Story Safari

Stories, conversation and imagination to practise early language skills.

R49

Literacy & Language

Sound and Letter Trail

Playful practice with sounds, letters and early reading awareness.

R49

Literacy & Language

Ready to Write

Activities that practise pencil control and early writing skills.

R49

Mathematics

Number Trail

Explore numbers, counting and early number relationships.

R49

Mathematics

Pattern Path

Notice, continue and create patterns through practical activities.

R49

Life Skills

Curious World

Observe, ask questions and discover more about the world around us.

R49

Start with a free learning adventure.

Our first free sample will live here before launch, so families can try Learnwild before buying.

Free sample coming soon

Illustration of a caregiver and child reading outdoors with Table Mountain in the distance

LEARNING TOGETHER

Small moments. Shared discoveries.

Learning can happen anywhere curiosity leads. Share a story, count what you find or follow a question into the garden.

You do not need to know every answer. Make space to notice, try and talk together.

A little guidance for the grown-ups

Start small, follow your child’s interest and make room for a break.

Choose one activity

Read the instructions first and set out the materials it needs. Begin with something your child is curious about.

Guide with a question

Try “What do you notice?” or “How could we try it?” Give your child time to think before stepping in.

Finish on a good moment

Pause when attention fades or frustration grows. Notice the effort your child made, and return another day.

Help shape the trail

We build the trail together. Your family’s experiences can help us make the next learning adventure more useful, playful and practical.

Share feedback or an idea today. Our testing community is still taking shape, and you can let us know you would like to take part.

Learnwild community illustration with a young antelope, hummingbird and blank conversation panels

Your ideas

New adventures

Growing together

Share feedback

Tell us what your child enjoyed, what was confusing and where a little more guidance would help.

Suggest an adventure

Share a topic, skill or South African place your family would love to explore next.

Try something new

Help us try future activities and tell us how they work in everyday family life.

Please share feedback through a parent or caregiver, leaving out children’s names and other identifying details.

More adventures on the horizon

A preview of the wider Learnwild collection. These book mock-ups show resources being prepared; they are not purchase links.

Data Detectives · Measure the World · Move and Play · Create and Perform · Growing Me · Curious World · My First Afrikaans