The Little Heroes
Emotional Toolkit
Rhythmic Lessons for Growing Minds — an interactive edition
tap the logo for a little chime • use the dots or arrows to move around
How to Be Your Child's
Emotional Architect
At Riddim Rhymes Kids, we believe every child deserves the language, rhythm, and confidence to understand their feelings while growing in love, wisdom, and faith.
- Meet the Riddim Crew together — let your child pick their favorite character.
- When a big feeling shows up, ask which character it feels like today.
- Tap the character to hear their line, then say your own affirmation together.
- For worry, turn to Flutterbird's Deep Breath Riddim.
- For sadness or feeling left out, turn to Blue Note Bear's True Strength Circle.
“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.”PSALM 150:6
A Character for Every
Big Feeling
tap a friend to hear them speak
Color the Riddim Crew
pick a color, then tap a shape to fill it in
Deep Breath Riddim
for worry • tap start and breathe along
“Cast all your anxiety on Him because He cares for you.”1 PETER 5:7
True Strength Circle
tap each spot to add a friend to the circle
“A circle need every voice fi sound sweet. You have a important part, an' wi love fi hear yuh riddim.”
Keep the Lesson Going
After the Video Ends
tap a card for tonight's challenge
Every Heart Has a Riddim
May your home hold space for every beat your child carries — the slow Blue Note, the steady Waiting Riddim, the quick Flutter, and the bold, bouncy beat of joy.
“Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.”PSALM 150:6
Riddim Rhymes Kids
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