THE WORLDLY PRESS ACTIVITY LIBRARY

A little library of things to do

Color with Gary, dream up a bedtime adventure, or open a letter from Draxon. Pick a world, a stack of crayons, or just a few minutes together.

THE ACTIVITY SHELF

What are you in the mood for?

Pick a tab to narrow the shelf, or browse them all.

5 coloring sheets

Once I Was a…

Color the dinosaur dream

Color the moonlit house, the bedroom, and the tracks left behind in the grass.

Browse dream coloring pages
Print, cut, and play

Gary’s Treehouse

What hat fits today?

Print hats from Sad Hat Day and try them with the feeling cards.

Find the hat activities
Read together

Gary’s Treehouse

Gary’s Bookshelf

Find a gentle picture book for talking about friendship, feelings, and looking after each other.

Browse Gary’s Bookshelf
Open and explore

Worldly Letters

Collect a passport stamp

Open Draxon’s sample envelope and collect stamps from all five destinations.

Open Draxon’s passport
Talk and draw

Gary’s Treehouse

Help Gary choose his hat

Try a set of make-believe situations and see how many different hats could fit.

Open the situation cards
Play on screen

Gary’s Treehouse

Help Gary Find His Stuff

Choose one of three pictures and tap each object as you find it.

Play seek-and-find
Play on screen

Once I Was a…

Follow the dream trail

Put five illustrated moments from the dinosaur’s night in order.

Play the story trail
Print and draw

Once I Was a…

Make a fold-out dream

Draw what your room looks like before and after a dream changes it.

Print the drawing sheet
Play on screen

Worldly Letters

Play Draxon’s explorer games

Read the field notes, finish a pattern, and follow a treasure map.

Play the explorer games

From the Worldly Press craft table

Share Your Craft

Did Gary get a rainbow hat? Did a dinosaur inspire a cardboard creation? We’d love to see what you made. Come trade a little inspiration with other readers.

For grown-ups

Send us your artwork

Please send a photo of the coloring page or craft itself. Leave out faces, names, school details, and anything else that identifies your child.

We review each submission. We’ll ask for your permission before featuring it on the craft wall.

Attach a photo in your email app and tell us a little about what you made.