Receive five simple, screen-free activities each week for children ages 3–4—using things you probably already have at home.
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Today's suggestion
Lay the colour cards on the floor or table, a little apart from each other.
Practises: Colour recognition · Sorting and matching · Following instructions
Your part: Stay nearby and join in sometimes
Try asking: “Which colour was the hardest to find?”
Five sheets, five kinds of growing — one small activity a day, Monday to Friday. Hover or tap a sheet to peek at the plan.
This is one example week. Members receive a fresh plan like this every week, matched to their child's interests.
The internet has a million toddler activities — and that's the problem. After work, dinner and the laundry, nobody has energy left to search, compare and prepare. Rainbow Tots removes the choosing: five activities arrive already matched to your child, your time and your tolerance for glitter.
Screens are part of family life, and there's no guilt here about that. We simply make the screen-free moments easier to start — because starting is the hard part.
ImagineArt assetWide play-table scene: a calm family table with cups, paper shapes and activity cards mid-play (slot: weekly-play-table-scene, 5:2)
A two-minute profile of your child's interests and your time.
One friendly weekly email: five activities, one per category.
Cups, cushions, paper, socks — five minutes of set-up at most.
One tap: 'loved it', 'liked it' or 'not for us'.
Each plan leans toward what made your child light up.
Complete, unabridged activities from the membership — steps, variations, safety notes and all.
Hunt around the house for small safe objects that match a colour card, then sort the treasure together.
10 min play · 3 min prep
You say: “Which colour was the hardest to find?”
Easier: Use only two colours, and place one example object on each card first so your child can match rather than search from memory.
Harder: Add a rule to each round: something red that is soft, something blue that is smaller than your hand, something yellow from the kitchen.
Pick three toys and build a story together, one sentence at a time, with a beginning, a problem and a happy ending.
15 min play · 2 min prep
You say: “What happens next?”
Easier: You tell most of the story and pause so your child fills in single words: 'Bear opened the box and found a…'
Harder: Ask your child to tell the whole story back to you from the beginning, or act it out as a little play for another family member.
Turn the hallway into a trail of animal moves: hop like a frog, stomp like an elephant, tiptoe like a mouse.
10 min play · 5 min prep
You say: “Which animal move made your legs work hardest?”
Easier: Use just two animals and keep the trail short and straight.
Harder: Add a memory rule: complete the whole trail from memory after the sheets are turned face down.
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Sample weekly email
Toy Story BuilderTalk15 minAnimal Movement TrailMove10 minKitchen Counting CaféThink15 min
Torn Paper GardenCreate15 min
Feelings Weather ReportFeelings5 minFrom Monday's activity — try asking: “What happens next?”
Talk
Toy Story Builder
15 min · 3 toys · take turns telling one sentence each…
Every activity comes as a printable card for the fridge door.
Activities are designed around things already in your home, so preparation stays tiny and play starts fast.
Each activity names its real-world watch-outs — slippery socks, small parts, scissors — right where you'll see them.
An age band and a few interests. Never your child's name, birth date, photos or address.
You know your child best. Every activity bends to your judgement, with easier and harder variations built in.
Activities support playful learning; we make no developmental guarantees, and parents remain responsible for supervision. Details on our safety page and in the FAQ.
Five activity recommendations by email every week — about 20 per month — chosen for your child's age and interests. Each one lists materials, steps, easier and harder variations, and a printable activity card. You also keep access to every activity we've already sent you.
Membership is a recurring PayPal subscription. Your PayPal account is charged $9.99 USD when you join and then every month on the same date until you cancel. There is no free trial and no long-term commitment.
Anytime, in either of two ways: cancel the subscription directly in your PayPal account (Settings → Payments → Automatic payments), or email us and we'll cancel it for you. You keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.
Right now, Rainbow Tots is designed for children ages 3–4. Every activity includes an easier and a harder variation, so it can stretch a little younger or older. More age ranges are planned.
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