HECK AND BACK · LITTLES
A little place to play.
Shapes to find. Colors to choose. Stories to explore. Come and play with Habby.
What would you like to do?
Find the matching shape
Look at the big shape. Tap one that looks the same!
Choose a shape.
Grow a picture garden
Tap a flower, leaf, or star. Watch your garden grow!
A cozy little corner
Look at the soft colors. Watch the little sun grow and shrink. Or press pause and let it rest.
Letters & numbers with Habby
Look, point, and play! A grown-up can read the little prompts with you. Take your time. There are no scores or timers.
A little school-day adventure
With your grown-up, try opening your bag, putting a book inside, and closing it again. Then pick a book to look at together.
PLAY WITH HABBY
A little play break with Habby
Choose colors, light up stars, or make up a tiny story. Take your time.
Habby’s color patch
Choose a color. Tap a square. There is no right picture to make.
Look & find
Look from where you are sitting. There is no need to get up or go anywhere.
No timer. It is okay to skip one.
Light up the stars
Tap a star to light it. Tap it again to turn it off. Make your own pattern.
Choose a star.
A story can start anywhere
You can imagine it, say it, or draw it on paper. Nothing to turn in.
Just colors for a while
No questions. No task. Leave it still, or choose slow movement.
You can look away or stop whenever you want.
A little game together
Ask your grown-up to choose a color. Take turns finding things in that color from your seats.
- Take turns adding one thing to an imaginary picnic.
- Draw a line on paper and let the other person turn it into a picture.
- Choose a letter and think of animals that start with it.
- Tell a story one sentence at a time.
Either person can say “Let’s stop here.”
For the grown-up nearby
Stay with your child. Open the activity before handing over your phone. If you are in a car, use this while safely parked. This gives you something gentle to share; it does not replace supervision.
You can say: “I need a quiet minute. I’m here with you. You can play while I sit beside you.” When you are ready, offer a small choice: “Would you like to show me what you made, have some water, or sit a little longer?”