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Printable Screen Free Activities

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30 Days of Screen-Free Activities

Sale Price: $4.99 Original Price: $9.99

60 Screen-Free Activities for 30 Days of Play — a printable activity program built to get you through an entire month without reaching for a screen, one toddler-tested day at a time.

Every day comes with two hand-picked activities — pick whichever fits your energy, your mess tolerance, or what's already out on the floor. Do one, do both, or swap a Tuesday's second option for a rainy Saturday. The 60 activities are grouped into four themed weeks — sensory exploration, fine motor & creativity, gross motor & active play, and pretend play & life skills — plus a bonus "celebrate & repeat" week to close out the month.

What's inside:

60 activities (two options for all 30 days), each with prep time, a simple supply list, and step-by-step instructions
A master supply list so you can shop once and prep for the whole month
A 30-day tracker to check off what you've done
A picture box on every activity page so you can drop in your own photos and turn it into a keepsake
A printable Certificate of Play to celebrate finishing the month

Nearly everything uses stuff you already have — pantry staples, paper towel rolls, couch cushions, painter's tape — so there's no big shopping trip required, just a plan for the next 30 days that actually holds up.

Playdough Playbook-93 Printable Activities

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Playdough Playbook-93 Printable Activities

Sale Price: $3.99 Original Price: $6.99

93 printable playdough mats for screen-free play — pizza, tigers, counting circles, and more, using things you already have at home. Print, laminate or slip in a dry-erase pocket, and play again and again.

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35 Rainy Day Activities

Sale Price: $1.99 Original Price: $3.99

35 Rainy Day Activities for Toddlers — a printable, fridge-ready guide made for moms who need a plan the second the forecast turns gray.

Inside you'll find 35 screen-free activities split into two categories: quiet crafts for when you need a calm moment, and energy-burning games for when your toddler is bouncing off the walls. Every single one uses stuff you already have at home — pantry staples, couch cushions, painter's tape, and other everyday items — so there's no last-minute supply run required.

Each activity comes with a simple checkbox and easy-to-follow instructions, so you can print it, stick it on the fridge, and grab it the moment you hear thunder.

What's inside:

17 low-mess craft & quiet-time activities
18 indoor games designed to burn energy fast
A bonus list of rainy day essentials worth keeping on hand
Instant digital download — print at home, use again and again

No Pinterest-perfect setup required. Just a little creativity, things you already own, and a plan for the next rainy day that actually works.

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