Something To Do Before They Even Ask
Designed for ages 4 to 6
Travel Day Little Explorers is for the flight, the train, the drive, and the delay nobody planned for. Poppy collects five travel clues and each one moves the story forward, so a child who cannot read yet still knows exactly where they are in it. Finish all five and you unlock the arrival celebration.
One Story, Five Clues
This is not a stack of loose activities dropped into a folder. It is one story that Poppy tells across the whole travel day, and your child helps her collect the clues to finish it. Picture book pacing, something to do on every page, no reading required. Good for the plane, the train, the departure lounge, and the delay nobody planned for.
What Children Receive
- A picture book story starring Poppy
- Five travel clues to collect along the way
- Something to do on every page, no reading required
- An arrival celebration to unlock at the end
- Made to survive a seat back tray table
- Short grown up guidance
See It In Action
Two quick videos per city, the pages actually flipping and a full page by page tour, so you know exactly what you are getting before you buy.
London
Watch the pages flip
A full page by page tour
New York
Watch the pages flip
A full page by page tour
Where the Playbook Is Live Right Now
London and New York are live right now, clues and all. More cities are coming behind them, one at a time.
London
ages 4 to 6
Red buses, the Tube and the plane ride over, told as one story so a four year old always knows what happens next.
New York
ages 4 to 6
The plane, the train and the little wait at the gate, with Avilene and Poppy along for the ride and a build a little New York page at the end.
Coming soon More cities are next. New ones go up as we finish them.
Traveling With Different Ages
The same destination may be available in several formats, which makes it easier to choose a different experience for each child.
Tell me who is coming and how long you have.
That is usually enough to know if this is a ship, a train, or a car with the windows down.
