Read one story at a time. Make room for questions and alternative endings.
2. Color and discover
Two coloring pages and two seek-and-find scenes continue the story world. There is no race or time pressure.
3. Continue away from the screen
Divide a sheet into today, tomorrow and later. Draw something you want to do together. Choose one small step you can take now, and another activity to enjoy while the rest takes time.
Recommended for family reading at ages 4–8. Children aged 9–12 can write alternative endings and draw their own hidden pictures. Finishing is optional.