About this bundle
Educational Playroom Wall Art, 138 Prints
For your child
What your child does with this wall
An alphabet chart and a feelings chart sit beside a bespectacled cat and a bear hugging a heart, so a child can point at a letter, name a feeling, or just pick a favourite — all on one rainbow-and-cream wall. It's built for a learning corner or homeschool desk that still looks like a room a child chose, not a laminated poster taped up in a hurry.
The story
What makes Kids Playroom 3 an educational playroom set?
A wall that teaches and a wall a child would choose are usually two different walls. Kids Playroom 3 argues they do not have to be: the alphabet, the numbers, the days of the week and a feelings chart are drawn in exactly the same style as a panda spinning records at a tiny DJ booth or a frog dressed in a red beret and a striped bow tie. Nothing about the learning charts announces itself as homework.
The 138 prints put real personality next to real content. An orange cat in round glasses and a blue striped jumper wears a bluebird on its head. A giraffe stands in a flower crown. A stack of four bears, yellow, green, pink, purple, leans precariously against itself, and a brown bear hugs a red heart on a rainbow. Short affirmations sit among them — "Big Feelings Are Okay," "Yes You Can," "Be Curious" — plain enough for a three-year-old to hear read aloud, not a slogan borrowed from a self-help shelf.
That mix suits a room built around screen-free time, somewhere a child can walk up to the wall, find the letter their name starts with, and then get distracted by the koala playing guitar next to it. It works just as well in a home learning corner as it does in a bedroom that happens to also do some teaching.
More of the story
What else turns up on the wall?
Past the alphabet and the numbers, the 138 prints keep introducing new characters doing very specific jobs. A panda in a rainbow hoodie spins two records at a tiny DJ turntable, headphones on, mid-cheer. A koala in a flower crown strums a ukulele. A frog in a deerstalker hat carries a magnifying glass like a pint-sized detective, and a crocodile in a painter's beret holds a fan of paintbrushes, ready to get to work. The learning content branches out just as far as the characters do: a lowercase alphabet chart sits beside its uppercase twin, a shapes poster lines up circles and rainbows next to a weather chart of suns, clouds and snowflakes, and a labelled fruit poster teaches apple, pear and watermelon by name. A vehicles chart lines up a car, a bus, a train and a bicycle under the words "Let's Go." Even the animals that are not doing a job at all — a farmyard row of chicks, lambs and a spotted cow, a page of dinosaurs mid-stomp — carry the same rainbow-on-cream look, so the wall never splits into the fun part and the learning part.
Inside the set
What learning charts are included in the 138 prints?
Kids Playroom 3 groups its 138 prints into four themes, with the learning charts verified against the File Guide.
- Animal characters — cat with glasses, bunny reading, stacking bears, frog in a beret, giraffe, koala with guitar, panda DJ, fox, hedgehog, owl, penguin, flamingo, turtle, dinosaur and llama
- Affirmations and growth mindset — short lines including "Big Feelings Are Okay," "Kind Heart Brave Mind," "Dream Big Little One," "Make Today Awesome," "Be Curious," "Yes You Can" and "You Are Magic"
- Learning and educational prints — uppercase and lowercase alphabet, numbers 1-10 and 1-20, shapes, colours, days of the week, weather, fruits, patterns, vehicles, a feelings chart and a move-and-play chart
- Whimsical characters and scenes — a rainbow bunny, a dancing sun, a daisy girl, cherry friends, a butterfly, a sunflower character and a train
The facts
At a glance
| Prints | 138 |
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| Print ratios | 2:3, 3:4, 4:5, ISO A-series, 11x14 in |
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| Resolution | 300 DPI print-ready JPG |
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| Delivery | instant download at checkout, nothing shipped |
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| Licence | personal use |
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| Price | $8.44 |
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The palette
What palette does Kids Playroom 3 use?
Kids Playroom 3 is the boldest of the three Kids Playroom sets: warm cream underneath, rainbow accents on top — grass green, cobalt blue, orange, pink, purple and sunflower yellow, with hearts, stars and confetti dots scattered between the characters. It suits a room with plenty of natural light and furniture in white or natural wood, where the colour can carry a whole wall on its own.
Where it belongs
Which rooms is it best for?
- Best for a learning corner or a homeschool wall that a child actually wants to look at.
- Best for back-to-school or back-to-daycare season, when a room could use both colour and content.
- Best for parents who want affirmations and learning charts without a single worksheet-style poster.
- At 138 prints, this is the biggest of the three Kids Playroom sets, ahead of Playroom 2's 130 and Playroom 1's 109.
- Want affirmations without the alphabet and number charts? Kids Playroom 2 keeps a softer pastel palette and drops the learning content entirely.
Gifting
A gift that arrives tonight
Kids Playroom 3 lands well as a back-to-school or back-to-daycare refresh, since mid-August is exactly when a learning corner gets rebuilt. It also works as a teacher or childminder gift that costs $8.44 and covers a whole room, a third-birthday big-kid-room upgrade, or a grandparent's gift when they cannot be there to shop in person and print locally instead. Because delivery is instant, it doubles as the last-minute December present: buy it, download it, and the link is already sitting in an inbox before wrapping paper comes out. Buyers hang the charts at a child's eye level and the character prints higher, then swap in numbers 1-20 once 1-10 is learned.
Questions
Questions parents ask
What learning charts are included?
Kids Playroom 3 includes uppercase and lowercase alphabet charts, numbers 1-10 and 1-20, shapes, colours, days of the week, weather, fruits, patterns, vehicles, a feelings chart and a move-and-play chart, all drawn in the same style as the animal characters in the set. None of the 138 prints reads as a worksheet.
Can I use these in my daycare or classroom?
The Kids Playroom 3 licence covers personal use: printing as many times as you like for your own home and for gifts. It does not clearly extend to commercial or professional display such as a paid daycare or classroom setting, so treat the licence as covering a home learning corner rather than a business premises.
Are these Montessori?
No. Montessori materials call for realistic, non-cartoon imagery, and every print in Kids Playroom 3 is an illustrated character, a panda playing DJ, a frog in a beret, rather than a photograph. What the set does offer is a learning wall meant to hang at a child's eye level.
Does this cover a full learning curriculum?
No. Kids Playroom 3 is not a full curriculum — it covers the alphabet, numbers, shapes, colours, days of the week, weather and a feelings chart, alongside affirmation prints, all as screen-free wall decor rather than a teaching programme. Treat it as a decorative learning corner, not a substitute for structured lessons.
How high should I hang art at a child's eye level?
For a toddler, keep the learning charts in Kids Playroom 3 between 35-43 in (90-110cm) from the floor; for an older child, raise that to 47-55 in (120-140cm). Hang character prints 6-8 in above furniture, and keep frames within about 3 in of each other so the wall reads as one arrangement.
Can I print these at Staples, Office Depot or Walgreens?
Yes. Any print shop that accepts 300 DPI JPGs can print the Kids Playroom 3 files — Costco, FedEx Office, Staples, Walgreens and VistaPrint all work. Ask for matte paper at actual size, not fit to page, so the charts reach the full edge of the sheet.
What paper should I use?
200gsm-plus matte cardstock or matte photo paper holds the rainbow colour in Kids Playroom 3 without the glare gloss paper can add. At home, set a printer to Best or High Resolution; at a print shop, ask specifically for matte or fine art paper.
Why did my print come out cropped?
This happens when a printer or print shop defaults to "Fit to page" instead of "Actual size" or "100%," which stretches or trims a design to fill the sheet. It can also happen if an ISO A-size file, a 1:1.414 ratio, is sent to a 3:4 or 8x10 frame, a different shape entirely — choose the 3:4 or 4:5 folder in Kids Playroom 3 instead for those frames.
Can I resell the prints?
No. The Kids Playroom 3 licence is for personal use only, covering your own home and gifts, and the files themselves may not be resold, redistributed or shared. You are welcome to print as many copies as you like for those personal uses.
Keep building the room
Pairs well with
Kids Playroom 2 (softer pastel palette, affirmations without the learning charts) · Boys Playroom 3 (rockets, trucks and affirmations for a boys playroom)
