Guide library
Source-led, practical ideas for safer screen use, thinking games, and learning together.
A parent and teacher guide for supporting a child who is stuck on a puzzle: pause, describe the task, choose one small clue, try, and reflect without taking over.
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A hands-on activity for comparing halves, thirds, and quarters with equal-length paper strips while making equal parts, the reference whole, and equivalent fractions visible.
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A family guide that explains IQ without labeling a child and offers six practical checks for evaluating online “IQ test” claims safely.
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A no-score, non-diagnostic activity that helps children inspect four picture cards through more than one rule and support a choice with visible evidence.
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A screen-free maths activity that helps children use landmarks such as 0, 50, and 100 to estimate a number’s position and explain their reasoning.
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A screen-free logic activity that helps children test a claim with examples and counterexamples, explain its conditions, and rewrite it more precisely.
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A screen-free activity using a paper grid and arrow cards to plan a robot route, run each instruction, and safely fix the first bug.
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A screen-free family thinking game using safe household objects to practise noticing patterns, testing ideas, and explaining evidence.
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A practical family guide to checking the child, content, calming, daily balance, and communication before opening a game.
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