Co-Play Activities
Curated screen-free activity prompts. Pick a type of quest below to begin with your kids.
Kids write a story based on provided prompts.
Kids write and draw their own comic strips.
Kids write about their daily experiences or thoughts.
Kids write their own poems based on themes or freeform.
Kids write letters to their future selves.
Kids create and write recipes for imaginary dishes.
Kids develop a character by writing about their traits, likes, and story.
Kids write a story together by adding sentences in turn.
Kids write a news report about a real or fictional event.
Kids write acrostic poems using their names or a theme word.
Kids pick prompts from a jar and write short stories or paragraphs.
Kids create a superhero character and write about their adventures.
Kids write descriptions using all five senses.
Kids choose songs that inspire them and write stories or poetry.
Kids rewrite a classic fairy tale with a creative twist.
Kids observe nature and write or draw what they see.
Kids create an advertisement for a fictional product.
Kids write a short mystery story with clues and a surprise ending.
Kids create a travel brochure for a real or imaginary place.
Kids write about and draw their dream house.
Kids write lyrics for their own song, inspired by a theme or event.
Kids create a map of an imaginary place and write about it.
Kids write and perform a commercial for a product or idea.
Kids write a story using only one word per turn.
Kids write cards for holidays or special occasions.
Kids write a short fable with a moral lesson.
Kids write dedications for a book they’d write.
Kids write a story in just 50 words or less.
Kids create catchy slogans for real or imaginary products.
Kids imagine time traveling and write diary entries about their experiences.
Kids imagine being someone or something else and write a diary entry.
Kids write letters to each other about why they value their friendship.
Kids create a myth to explain a natural phenomenon.
Kids write a bucket list of things they want to do in their lifetime.
Kids describe a mystery object without naming it.
Kids write a story inspired by items in a box.
Kids write a letter to someone they admire, real or fictional.
Kids take turns adding to a story on the spot.
Kids imagine visiting a new place and write about their experience.
Kids create a short play with dialogue and stage directions.
Kids design and write about a unique villain.
Kids write letters or notes to put in a time capsule.
Kids write a story using emojis as prompts.
Kids write haikus about nature, seasons, or emotions.
Kids imagine being an object and write diary entries from its perspective.
Kids draw a map of an adventure and write a story to go with it.
Kids write a short poem or story entirely in rhyme.
Kids start a story and swap with others to continue it.
Kids write a 'recipe' for happiness, listing ingredients and steps.
Kids create and write about their own fantasy creature.