PLAY, LEARN AND EXPLORE
Free Resources for Curious Kids
Welcome to a growing collection of screen-free activities created to make quiet afternoons, family journeys, classroom breaks and creative time more enjoyable.
Little Fun Lab resources give parents, carers and teachers practical activities they can use without complicated preparation. Each collection combines helpful guidance with playful ideas children can understand. Some resources include downloadable activity sheets, while others provide age-based suggestions, classroom strategies or creative prompts that can be adapted with items already available at home.
Choose a free resource
Screen-Free Travel Activity Pack
Easy activities for road trips, flights, restaurants and waiting rooms, with ideas for keeping supplies compact and children happily occupied.
Dinosaur Drawing Worksheets
Friendly drawing prompts that break dinosaurs into approachable shapes and encourage young artists to keep experimenting.
Children’s Counting Activity Cards
Quick number challenges that use toys, household objects, movement and observation to make early counting feel like play.
Kawaii Space Colouring Sampler
A cheerful introduction to the Kawaii Space collection, featuring adorable cosmic characters and relaxed creative fun.
Seasonal I-Spy Activity Packs
Search-and-find challenges for Christmas and other special moments, designed to bring observation games into seasonal family time.
Activity-Book Guide by Age
A practical guide to choosing colouring, counting, drawing and puzzle activities that suit a child’s stage and interests.
Classroom Quiet-Time Activities
Low-preparation ideas for calm transitions, early finishers, independent work and moments when a busy classroom needs to reset.
Screen-Free Activities Research
Our future research hub for transparently reported surveys and observations about how families use screen-free activities.
Designed for real family life
A useful activity should be easy to begin and flexible enough to fit the moment. That is why these resources include short options for five-minute gaps as well as longer ideas for weekends, journeys and classroom sessions. Parents can simplify an activity for a younger child, add a timed challenge for an older child or let siblings solve parts together.
The goal is not to reproduce school at the kitchen table. It is to give children inviting opportunities to look carefully, count confidently, draw freely, solve problems and enjoy time away from screens. There is no pressure to complete every page or produce a perfect result. Children can follow the instructions, invent their own rules or return to a favourite activity later.
How to use the collection
- Choose a resource that matches the child’s current interest.
- Read the age and preparation guidance before beginning.
- Print only the pages you need and supervise age-appropriate materials.
- Keep completed favourites in a folder for future quiet-time sessions.
- Explore the related Little Fun Lab books when a child wants more of the same theme.
New resources will be added as the Little Fun Lab library grows. Bookmark this page and return for fresh seasonal activities, creative challenges and helpful ideas for curious kids.