THE ACTIVITY LIBRARY

Choose a little
adventure.

Start with age, follow an interest and adjust the challenge. There is no race to the hardest version.

Illustration of a young child and parent matching large paper shapes to homes.

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Choose one of our three sample activities, with a parent guide and printable resources. A free parent account gives you access.

These are development previews. Professional review and family piloting are still pending; the wider collection is being prepared.

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Illustration of a young child and parent matching large paper shapes to homes.
Ages 3–
4
A little delivery mission with clear pictures, shared turns and a choice of gentle challenges. No reading is required, and the child can take a turn leading the grown-up.
Illustration of a child and parent sorting shape cards with one or two dots.
Ages 5–
6
One set of illustrated cards, a fresh challenge each round. Take turns leading an unhurried table game with four optional ways to play and helpful picture cues.
Illustration of two children planning a route together on a paper map.
Ages 7–
9
A small-map adventure with room to plan, check and try another idea. Choose a comfortable challenge and explore more than one possible solution, without a timer.

You do not need to be a teacher.

The parent guide gives you a few useful prompts, a clear setup and room to follow your child. Keep it playful, stop when interest fades and return another day.