Co-Play Activities
Curated screen-free activity prompts. Pick a type of quest below to begin with your kids.
Chess Puzzle Hunt
Kids solve chess puzzles scattered around the room.
Kids pretend to interview characters from a story.
Kids sit in a circle and take turns reading parts of a story aloud.
Kids read a book together by taking turns, like a relay race.
Kids act out characters from a story they've read.
Kids explore picture books and discuss what they see.
Kids imagine and write their own endings to a story.
Kids search for hidden book-related clues and solve puzzles.
Kids explore a library and pick books that interest them.
Kids hunt for specific words or phrases in books.
Kids complete a bingo card with reading challenges.
Kids design a new cover for their favorite book.
Kids pair up and take turns reading to each other.
Kids put a story together by arranging scrambled paragraphs.
Kids combine yoga poses with the themes of a story.
Kids collaboratively write a story by adding sentences one at a time.
Kids act out scenes from a book while others guess the story.
Kids share and recommend their favorite books to each other.
Kids listen to a story and answer questions or act out parts as it’s read.
Kids answer questions about a story to test their comprehension.
Kids create their own bookmarks with designs inspired by books.
Kids find and list interesting or unusual words in a story.
Kids draw scenes or characters from a story they’ve read.
Kids use story dice to create and tell their own stories.
Kids write about their favorite book and seal it in a time capsule.
Kids read and share their favorite poems with the group.
Kids create a short 'trailer' to promote their favorite book.
Kids read and explore interactive eBooks on a tablet or computer.
Kids guess the story or genre based on book covers.
Kids learn about an author and read excerpts from their books.
Kids read a story together and act it out as a play.
Kids relax in a cozy space to read quietly on their own.
Kids practice reading aloud to pets or stuffed animals.
Kids read as many books or chapters as they can in a set time.
Kids create word clouds from themes or keywords in a story.
Kids read books outdoors while enjoying snacks.
Kids read books centered on a specific theme, like animals or space.
Kids read a book and watch its movie adaptation to compare.
Kids write postcards as if they are characters from a story.
Kids create collages inspired by their favorite characters.
Kids rewrite a story they’ve read with a new twist or ending.
Kids gather to discuss a book they’ve all read.
Kids read a passage and act it out immediately after.
Kids match words or phrases to the correct definitions.
Kids match images or phrases from a story to build memory skills.
Kids track the number of books or pages they’ve read over time.
Kids create poems using the titles on book spines.
Kids draw illustrations for scenes from a book.
Kids choose songs that match the mood of a story.
Kids fill out a 'passport' with details of books they’ve read.