A FREE LITTLE WEEK OF WONDER
One small invitation each day. Your child decides where it goes. An original parent-child play guide from Wompy.
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THERE IS NO RIGHT WAY THROUGH
Try a day when it suits your family; there is no streak to keep. Ask the opening question, listen, then follow the part that catches their interest. Drawing, talking and pretending all count. Skip a prompt or stop whenever you like. Choose safe materials and help with any cutting.
Gather: A scrap of paper and something to draw with.
A cloud has received a letter. Who sent it, and what does it say?
Let your child dictate or draw the reply. Ask how a cloud delivers post: a raindrop, a rainbow, or something nobody has invented yet.
Draw the stamp for your cloud’s letter.
Gather: An imaginary menu, or paper if you like.
Today the café serves breakfast at bedtime. What else is wonderfully backwards?
Take turns being the customer and the chef. Ask one question about the menu, then let the chef decide the answer. A soup you eat with a fork is allowed in this story.
Give the café a name and invent its special dish.
Gather: Paper, blocks or a drawing. Choose materials suited to your child.
A tiny visitor needs to cross an imaginary river. What could we build?
Let your child choose who the visitor is. A snail, a moon rabbit and a very proud ant might need different bridges. Change the design only if your child wants to.
Draw the visitor taking the first step.
Gather: Three ordinary safe objects, or three imaginary ones.
You are the museum guide. Which very ordinary thing has an extraordinary story?
Become the visitor and ask for a tour. A sock may have explored the moon; a spoon may have won a dancing contest. Ask which detail the guide wants everyone to notice.
Make one museum label in your child’s words.
Gather: Fingers for gentle tapping, a quiet voice, or imagined sounds.
What would a sleepy cloud sound like if it were music?
Let your child conduct a short weather piece. An open hand means begin; a closed hand means stop. Keep sounds comfortable, and swap roles if they would rather listen.
Give your tiny piece of music a title.
Gather: An imaginary bag, or a drawing of one.
We are exploring a world inside a pocket. What three things should we bring?
Ask what each item does. The world can contain button mountains, a tissue sea, or whatever your child invents. Let one surprising discovery change the route.
Make a three-mark map: start, surprise, home.
Gather: One idea from any earlier day. No saved work is needed.
Someone from our week has come to visit. Who is it, and what would they like to tell us?
Invite your child to choose a character, place or object. It can meet another idea from the week or begin a completely new story. You can tell just one sentence each.
Finish together: “My favorite little idea was…”
There is no score, finished project or outcome to prove. Enjoy the part you make together.
A LITTLE ABOUT THE FRIEND BEHIND THE GUIDE
Wompy is a curious AI plush available for preorder, designed around children explaining, inventing and telling stories. These activities stand on their own and make no developmental or therapeutic outcome claims.
Read the product factsSeven Days of Wonder · An original play guide from Wompy · 26 September 2026
No purchase or Wompy toy needed. Choose safe materials; a grown-up helps with cutting.
Wompy is an AI plush available for preorder. These activities make no outcome claims.