Co-Play Activities
Curated screen-free activity prompts. Pick a type of quest below to begin with your kids.
Kids learn how to plant seeds and watch them grow over time.
Kids grow a sweet potato vine using a sweet potato and water.
Kids design a miniature garden for fairies using small plants and decorations.
Kids plant herbs in a pot to grow their own mini herb garden.
Kids use eggshells as small planters to start seeds.
Kids decorate their own plant pots before planting.
Kids explore the garden to find specific plants, insects, or objects.
Kids build a small worm farm to learn about composting.
Kids collect leaves and create rubbings to learn about different leaf shapes.
Kids build a simple bird feeder to attract birds to the garden.
Kids plant sunflower seeds and watch them grow tall.
Kids plant flowers that attract butterflies.
Kids create personalized stepping stones for the garden.
Kids learn how to start a compost pile with kitchen scraps.
Kids create a schedule to water plants regularly.
Kids build a miniature garden inside a glass container.
Kids make seed bombs to spread flowers in the garden or community.
Kids grow cress in decorated eggshells or cups to create 'hair' on faces.
Kids keep a journal to document plant growth and garden changes.
Kids create a habitat for beneficial insects in the garden.
Kids collect leaves and learn to identify different plants.
Kids observe beans sprouting in a clear bag.
Kids create art using natural materials from the garden.
Kids grow an avocado tree from a pit.
Kids navigate an obstacle course made from garden items.
Kids plant a garden that engages all five senses.
Kids move seedlings from pots to the garden.
Kids paint rocks to label plants or decorate the garden.
Kids grow grass in a sock to create a 'head' with green hair.
Kids create a mini greenhouse to start seeds.
Read garden-themed stories to young kids in the garden.
Kids create bracelets by sticking natural items to tape.
Kids make paper embedded with seeds that can be planted.
Kids plant tomato seeds and care for the plant until it bears fruit.
Kids make markers to label plants in the garden.
Kids explore plants with different textures and scents.
Kids perform simple yoga poses inspired by plants and animals.
Kids personalize their own watering cans.
Kids search for and observe insects in the garden.
Kids press flowers and use them to create art.
Kids host a pretend tea party in the garden.
Kids build a simple rain gauge to measure rainfall.
Kids make sachets filled with fragrant herbs from the garden.
Kids grow microgreens that can be harvested quickly.
Kids create simple musical instruments using garden materials.