For parents
Whatever they’re obsessed with this week, as a puzzle.
Sharks, space, a favorite show, a family trip: type it in and print a word search, maze or silly story about it. It’s screen-free time they choose to spend, and they’re practicing reading the whole time.
Sound familiar?
“I’m bored”
Keep a stack of puzzles about their current favorite thing on the counter.
Car rides and restaurants
A trip pack about where you’re going makes the drive part of the trip.
The summer slide
A short weekly packet keeps reading and math going over the break.
What you can make
Every one of these starts from your topic, theme or list, at the age you choose.
Trip packs
A whole pack about your destination with real, kid-friendly facts.
Party packs
Activities for a birthday party on the party theme.
Summer learning plan
A themed packet each week of summer, made when you need it.
Reward charts
Sticker charts for chores, reading or bedtime.
Silly stories
Fill-in-the-blank stories that make reading practice funny.
Free library
Ready-made puzzles you can print right now, no sign-up needed.
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How to beat the summer slide with 20 minutes a week
A simple, low-stress plan to keep kids reading and doing math over summer break: one themed packet a week, built around what they love.
Learn about a place before you go: activities for family trips
Help kids get excited about a family trip and learn about the destination with reading, puzzles and postcards about the place before you leave.
Questions
Is it free?+
Every account gets 10 free credits a month, and the free library, certificates, math sheets, bingo cards, reward charts and coloring pages cost nothing at all.
What ages does it work for?+
From preschool (ages 3–5) to teens. Each age gets the right difficulty.