Activities & printables
Five-minute meadow moments, guided by a grown-up.
A no-login set of printable-style activities for the eight Dinosaur Kids characters. Use them from the screen or print the page at home; there are no child accounts, forms, downloads, payments, or new tracking added here.
Thrift · 5 minutes
Tarek’s printable moment
Save a little. Share a little. That's enough.
Activity
Draw two snack leaves: one to enjoy now and one to save for later. Let your child color the saved leaf with extra care.
Conversation
What is one small thing we can save today so there is enough for tomorrow?
Materials
A blank page and two crayons
Printable-safe note
Leave room for a tiny “save for later” label beside Tarek's leaf.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
Temperance · 5 minutes
Tony’s printable moment
Take the breath. Then take the step.
Activity
Trace three slow circles together. Breathe in around one side, breathe out around the other, then choose one calm next step.
Conversation
When could Tony's slow breath help us pause before we charge ahead?
Materials
A page with three big breath circles
Printable-safe note
Big open circles make this friendly for crayons or finger tracing.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
Vitality · 5 minutes
Val’s printable moment
Notice the bright thing. Point it out.
Activity
Find three bright things in the room or outside a window. Sketch quick marks for each one, then circle the favorite.
Conversation
What bright thing did Val help us notice that we might have missed?
Materials
A bright-thing scavenger page
Printable-safe note
Use three simple boxes so grown-ups can turn it into a quick printable hunt.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
Sincerity · 5 minutes
Shawn’s printable moment
The truth, said small and kind, is always enough.
Activity
Write or draw one small promise that can be kept today, like putting a toy away or telling the truth kindly.
Conversation
How can Shawn remind us to say the true thing in a small and kind way?
Printable-safe note
Keep the card small enough to cut out and place on a fridge or table.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
Benevolence · 5 minutes
Bentley’s printable moment
When you have plenty, give some away first.
Activity
Draw a little table with one open seat. Add a name, toy, snack, or story you could share with someone today.
Conversation
Who could we make room for, like Bentley does, with something we already have?
Materials
A share-a-seat table drawing
Printable-safe note
A simple table outline leaves space for a child to add people or favorite things.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
Bravery · 5 minutes
Bayley’s printable moment
Brave is scared, and going anyway.
Activity
Make three footprint shapes across the page. In each one, draw a tiny step toward something that feels hard.
Conversation
What is one brave first footprint we can take even if we feel a little scared?
Materials
A first-footprint path
Printable-safe note
Large footprints work well as coloring spaces for younger kids.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
Selflessness · 5 minutes
Sara’s printable moment
Notice who's missing. Save them a seat.
Activity
Draw three cozy spots. Think of someone who might need help, warmth, or a turn, and add a mark beside one spot.
Conversation
Who might Sara notice today, and how could we help them feel included?
Materials
A who-needs-a-seat checklist
Printable-safe note
Use cozy circles or seats instead of any competitive scoring.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
Purity · 5 minutes
Peter’s printable moment
Keep your heart clear. Let the true thing shine.
Activity
Draw a big heart under a clear sky. Add one true, good thing your child wants to say, draw, or thank someone for.
Conversation
What true thing can Peter help us say with a clear heart today?
Materials
A clear-sky heart page
Printable-safe note
Leave a large open sky area for color, stickers, or grown-up handwriting.
Grown-up guided. No child-data collection, no accounts, and no downloads or payments are needed for this printable-style activity.
parent note
These are starter prompts, not worksheets to submit. Keep the page beside you, draw on any paper, and let the conversation matter more than a perfect finished printable.
