For parents of kids ages 2 to 10

365 ways to get your kids off their screens

A different activity for every day of the year. Simple, and made with things you already have at home.

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"Can I have the iPad?"

How many times have you heard that today? It's not a discipline problem. It's about not having a better option within reach. When the only answer you've got is "not right now," the screen wins every time.

You don't have to invent a new activity every day

After work, dinner, and the dishes, nobody has energy left to dream up activities from scratch. It's not you. It's the day, and it was a long one. The inventing part? Already done for you.

activities, ready to play

One for every day of the year. Open it, pick one, go play.

Pick in seconds

Tell us the age and how much time you have. We'll show you what works right now.

Uses what you already have

Socks, paper, couch cushions, cups. Nothing to buy.

Ages 2 to 10

Every activity is tagged by age range, so it fits your kid just right.

How it works

  1. 1

    Pick the age

    2–3, 4–5, 6–7, or 8–10.

  2. 2

    Pick the time

    From 5 minutes to a whole afternoon.

  3. 3

    Pick the place

    Living room, kitchen, backyard, car, restaurant.

  4. 4

    Go play

    Step-by-step instructions, with things you already have.

Try it right here, right now

Pick below and see 3 real activities, straight from the platform.

Age
Time
Where
Imagination

Play Restaurant

The living room becomes a restaurant: your child is the waiter, you're the famous customer, and the order never comes out right.

3–7 yrs15 minno prep
Coordination

Sock Basketball

The laundry basket becomes the hoop and every make unlocks the next level, one step farther back: how far can your kid go?

4–10 yrs15 minno prep
Movement

Freeze Dance

Dance as goofy as you possibly can, and when the sound stops out of nowhere, everyone freezes: laugh or wiggle and you're back to dancing.

3–6 yrs15 minno prep

Inside the platform you get all 365, with more filters: mess level, prep, goal, and materials.

There's one for every day, every mood, and every room

Real cards from the platform, exactly the way you'll see them inside.

Movement

The Floor Is Lava

4–7 yrs15 min
Nature and science

The Baking Soda Volcano

4–8 yrs15 min
Logic and memory

What's Missing?

5–8 yrs15 min
Sensory

Moon Sand

2–5 yrs30 min
Building

The Pillow Fort

4–8 yrs30 min
Music and rhythm

The Pots and Pans Band

2–4 yrs15 min
Imagination

Play Restaurant

3–7 yrs15 min
Coordination

Sock Basketball

4–10 yrs15 min
Building

The Pillow Fort

4–8 yrs30 min
Music and rhythm

The Pots and Pans Band

2–4 yrs15 min
Imagination

Play Restaurant

3–7 yrs15 min
Coordination

Sock Basketball

4–10 yrs15 min
Movement

The Floor Is Lava

4–7 yrs15 min
Nature and science

The Baking Soda Volcano

4–8 yrs15 min
Logic and memory

What's Missing?

5–8 yrs15 min
Sensory

Moon Sand

2–5 yrs30 min

What changes at your house

No more blanking

Never again "I have no idea what to do with them right now." The answer shows up in seconds.

No shopping, no prep

Almost everything uses what your house already has. Most start in under a minute.

From wild to winding down

There are activities to burn energy and activities to calm things down before bed.

Real time together

The kind of moments your kid will beg to repeat tomorrow.

Every activity comes fully spelled out

Straight-to-the-point steps, materials, and a parent-to-parent tip. You can start in under a minute.

Coordination

Sock Basketball

The laundry basket becomes the hoop and every make unlocks the next level, one step farther back: how far can your kid go?

4–10 yrs15 minno preplow mess

What you'll use

Household objects

How to play

  1. 1Roll 5 pairs of socks into balls and set the laundry basket against the wall.
  2. 2Mark level 1 on the floor with painter's tape or a slipper, two steps from the basket.
  3. 3Sink 3 sock balls from level 1? One step back: level 2.
  4. 4Miss all 5 in a round? Drop back a level.
  5. 5The game ends at level 5, all the way across the room; write the record on a paper on the wall so they can try to break it tomorrow.

What it builds

Trains aim, just-right strength, and persistence: each level is a little harder, and your child learns to miss, adjust, and try again without giving up.

Tip for parents

The secret to long stretches of solo play is the record on the wall: kids play way harder to beat their own score than to beat someone else. A tightly rolled sock flies straighter.

Variations

Easier: a bigger basket and closer levels. Harder: shoot backwards or under one leg. With siblings: one basket each, plus a combined team record.

"But I could find this online for free..."

You could. After twenty minutes of scrolling blogs and videos, with your kid tugging at your shirt. Here it's already done: organized, filtered by age and time, with tested step-by-step instructions. You open it and play.

What you get

Surprise me

Tap one button and get the right activity for the age and time you've got.

Simple filters

Age, time, place, goal. No endless scrolling.

Step by step

Every activity explained in a 30-second read.

Favorites and history

Save the keepers and find your way back to the ones that were a hit.

Today's activity

A fresh suggestion waiting every day. No pressure, no guilt.

Works on your phone, tablet, and computer. Nothing to install.

Free bonus included

The Good Manners Guide

It comes with your purchase, at no cost: a short, lighthearted guide to teaching "please," "thank you," and good manners early on, through example and play, with zero lecturing.

All of this, one single payment

  • 365 activities for kids ages 2 to 10
  • Filters by age, time, place, and goal
  • Surprise me: a pick that fits your day
  • Favorites and "we did it" history
  • Bonus: the Good Manners Guide
  • Instant access, on your phone and computer
  • Yours forever. No subscription.
$14.90one-time payment, instant access

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Straight questions, straight answers

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. It opens in the browser on your phone, tablet, or computer. Nothing to install. Buy it, open it, play.

Is it really a one-time payment?

It is. You pay once and access is yours, no subscription, no hidden charges.

Does it work for more than one kid?

It does. Access belongs to the whole family: filter by age and use it with every kid, youngest to oldest.

What ages is it for?

Ages 2 to 10. Every activity shows the right age range, and many include variations to make it easier or harder.

Do I need to print anything?

No. No PDFs, no printer. You read the steps on your screen and play with what you already have at home.

How do I get access?

Instantly. The moment you pay, the access screen opens, and you get a permanent sign-in link by email to come back anytime.

Tonight, when you hear "Can I have the iPad?" you'll have a better answer.

$14.90one-time payment, instant access