What to Do When Kids Say “I’m Bored”
A quick screen-free activity picker for ages 5–11, with ideas by time, mood, materials and whether children want to play together.
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Find something that fits your family: a quick idea, an indoor project, a travel game or a story from another parent.
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Something for right now, something to make, and something for the journey.
5 Fun Things Every Kid Can Make With Household Items
Five inexpensive screen-free DIY crafts for children aged 5–11, with step-by-step instructions and everyday materials.
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10 Screen-Free Road Trip Games for Kids (Ages 5–11)
Ten passenger-friendly games for the journey, with simple rules and no screens. The driver stays focused on driving.
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One river, a sleepy troll and two brothers on the same team
Kayden, 9, and Kian, 7, try the free Wonder Trails printable, solve obstacles together and keep the adventure going the next day.
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Four faces. A clearer picture of what they enjoy.
Meet mission ratings and the new parent reports, including side-by-side interests, in TEST2.
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Wonder Trails: imagine your way to treasure
A cooperative printable adventure for two players aged 5+. Choose actions, solve four obstacles and build a story together.
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Our first full printable adventure: a whole game you can make together
Print, cut, build and play as one team. Meet our complete free adventure game, with colour and black-and-white downloads.
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Road Trip Rescue: Eight Stops, One Free Family Adventure
Meet the free included Road Trip mode: 30 passenger-friendly missions arranged into one connected eight-stop journey.
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Why My Energetic, Bilingual Seven-Year-Old Loves Counting from 100 Back to Zero
A simple, turn-taking potato counting game that keeps the passengers playing together on a family drive.
Read article5 Fun Things Every Kid Can Make With Household Items
Five inexpensive screen-free DIY crafts for children aged 5–11, with step-by-step instructions and everyday materials.
Read articleWhat to Do When Kids Say “I’m Bored”
A quick screen-free activity picker for ages 5–11, with ideas by time, mood, materials and whether children want to play together.
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Rewards That Count to Kids: Meaningful Family Reward Ideas
How parents can create family missions and save reward tickets for experiences children actually value, from movie night to a park trip.
Read article10 Screen-Free Road Trip Games for Kids (Ages 5–11)
Ten passenger-friendly games for the journey, with simple rules and no screens. The driver stays focused on driving.
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10 Kitchen Roll Activities to Get Kids Thinking Creatively
Ten open-ended ideas using a cardboard tube, with simple materials and questions to keep imaginations moving.
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Build a Bridge: Why the Making Matters More Than the Engineering
Kian jumps into a Create challenge. A family story about scaffolding, curiosity and process.
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Draw an Alien Planet Tattoo
A small drawing mission with room for a whole imaginary world. See our family photo and try the idea at home.
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Three Socks, Plastic Cups and Three Throws
Kian’s homemade game: collect, build and take three throws. Try it with your family.
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Super Funday Parent Mode: Your Family, Your Adventure
Explore Super Funday’s parental settings: mission choices, reading support, custom family missions, rewards, optional photos and private play insights.
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Halloween games for kids indoors
Nine playful indoor Halloween missions for kids aged 5–11, with simple materials, timings and ideas for siblings to play together.
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Less Screen, More Adventure: Why We Added Photo Memories to Super Funday
How my children’s wish to photograph their creations inspired saved photo moments in Super Funday, with parents in control.
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A castle made of cups, and a moment of brotherly respect
A simple building activity, a proud moment, and an older brother who helped put things right.
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How Super Funday Began: A Parent, Two Kids, and a Handwritten List
A sick day, 20 handwritten activities, and two children who helped shape a game. Kevin shares the story behind Super Funday.
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ADHD activities at home - one activity kept my child captivated
Three wooden staircases, creaky steps, and one quiet mission: a parent’s experience.
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5 activities siblings of different ages can play together
Shared missions with simple roles for younger and older children.
Read article5 screen-free activities for kids using things you already have
Turn socks, paper, books, and a favourite toy into five small adventures.
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5 easy rainy-day activities to keep kids entertained at home
Five simple missions for a wet afternoon, using things you already have at home.
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