4.8 out of 5 from 46 reviews

Build the human skills your child needs in a world shaped by AI

Thirty screen-free activities for your child's age, about five minutes each, with the research behind every one.

Find your child's guide
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Find your child's guide

The same six skills in every guide, with thirty activities written for one age.

The six skills every guide builds

Five minutes at a time.

Critical Thinking

Noticing, questioning, and testing what you're told

Systems Thinking

Connecting actions, effects, and patterns

Creative Thinking

More answers, stranger answers, making something new

Adaptability

Handling change, finding alternatives, keeping going

Curiosity

Collecting questions, exploring mysteries, staying open

Emotional Intelligence

Naming, understanding, and reading feelings

Find your child's guide
  • 6 skills in every guide, the same from ages 3 to 12
  • 30 activities, five for each skill, that build on each other
  • 5 min for most activities, with things you already have

Raising Future Thinkers

What's in every guide

A guide activity, Odd One Out, open on a phone

The research, named

Every activity names the study behind it, in plain language.

Screen-free

Conversation, play and things around the house. Nothing to watch.

What to say

Clear steps, play prompts, and how to make it easier or harder on the day.

Yours to keep

Sent instantly. One payment, no subscription.

The research behind the play, in plain language

How we compare

What you get Raising Future Thinkers Free ideas online Typical activity book
Six named skills, five activities each Yes No No
The study behind every activity Yes No Sometimes
Written for one age band Yes Sometimes Sometimes
Five minutes, things you already have Yes Sometimes Sometimes
How to make it easier or harder Yes No No

What parents say

4.8 out of 5, from 46 reviews
  • 5 out of 5

    My kids are loving this!

    Simple games, easy to follow and lots of variation when I'm stuck for what to do.

    Michelle P. - San Diego, USA
  • 5 out of 5

    Nice Job Team

    Parent tips are a nice touch to steer the game back in the right direction if it's getting off track

    Henry C. - Singapore
  • 5 out of 5

    just what i was looking for

    wasn't so easy to find an activity book that uses research. so glad i found this