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BEYOND THE SCREEN • THE FAMILY TOOLKIT
Less scrolling.
More living.
Beyond the Screen is your 27-page family toolkit: a flexible 14-day plan, 12 activities, and six printables for ages 6–17.
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A little less scrolling. A little more living.
Less screen time.
More their kind of time.
More their kind of time.
A PDF to keep
Read on your device
Print what you needSmall steps. Real-life friendly.
DIGITAL PDF GUIDE
Beyond the Screen
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A family toolkit for screen-free fun. Simple swaps. Shared challenges. More time together.
Beyond the Screen helps you replace one automatic entertainment habit with a practical offline option. Start small, offer a choice, and keep what works for your family.
Inside your 27-page PDF
- A flexible 14-day experiment: observe, prepare, try, and review.
- 12 illustrated core activities using everyday supplies.
- Separate activity menus for ages 6–8, 9–12, and 13–17.
- Six printable pages: a family play pact, two pages of activity cards, a bingo board, a before-and-after worksheet, and an experiment tracker.
- Ideas for adapting activities to interests, ability, and support needs.
Start with a small moment
Choose a realistic part of the day. Offer two activities. Try a short session and ask what you would like to repeat. You do not need to complete every page or give up useful screen time.
Format & delivery
This is a digital PDF. No physical item is shipped. Read it on your device, or print the worksheets on US Letter paper at actual size. The worksheets are designed for handwriting.
The 14-day plan is a flexible experiment, not a promise of a particular result. This guide is not a clinically tested screen-time treatment.
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ROOM FOR EVERY AGE
Different ages.
Real choices.
One family, different interests. Start with an age menu, then adapt to ability, energy, and what sounds fun.
Age bands are flexible starting points.
10–15 minute ideas
Play & discover
A little curiosity goes a long way. Offer two choices, show the first step, and let play take it from there.
- Picture scavenger hunt
- Build a paper bridge
- Draw a four-panel story
- Sock-toss target game
20–25 minute ideas
Design & test
Make something, try it out, and change a rule. Give growing imaginations room to take the lead.
- Design a clue trail
- Compare three bridges
- Create a comic twist
- Invent a board game
25–30 minute ideas
Make it their own
Leave room for independence. Teens can choose the project, the pace, and who joins in.
- Create a friend challenge
- Build a desk organizer
- Make an illustrated zine
- Plan an offline gathering
OUR APPROACH
A good change can start small.
A few minutes. A sheet of paper. An idea worth trying.
We believe practical guides should fit into real life. This toolkit invites families to try one manageable change, notice what works, and keep the parts they enjoy.
Less pressure to get it right. More room to make it yours.
FROM YOUR SCREEN TO YOUR EVERYDAY
Good things start with a page.
Add the toolkit.
Add your PDF to the cart, then complete checkout.
Save it. Make it yours.
Use your download link after payment. Read on your device or print the pages you need.
Try one little thing.
Start wherever you are. Come back to your guide when you need a fresh idea.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Wondering about something?
Here are a few things to know before you begin.
Get in touchWhat do I receive?
The Beyond the Screen toolkit is a 27-page PDF with a 14-day experiment, 12 illustrated core activities, age-adapted menus, and six printable pages. It is a digital product; no physical item is shipped.
What ages is the toolkit for?
It is written for parents of children and teens ages 6–17, with separate menus for ages 6–8, 9–12, and 13–17. Adapt the activities to ability, interests, and support needs.
Do I need a printer?
You can read the guide on your phone, tablet, or computer. The six worksheets on pages 20–25 are designed for handwriting and print on US Letter paper at actual size. You can also keep your own notes separately.
Do we need to give up screens completely?
No. The toolkit focuses on one manageable entertainment habit while preserving useful learning, connection, and necessary support. Start with a realistic moment in your day.
How do I get my download?
After payment, use the download link sent to your email. Save the PDF somewhere easy to find. If your message does not arrive, check your spam folder and contact the store with your order number.
Does the 14-day plan promise a result?
No. It is a flexible experiment to help you notice what your family enjoys and what feels workable. The guide does not promise a particular reduction in screen time or a clinical outcome.