Household checklists and learning activities
Emergency plans, safer rooms and after-school learning for busy households.
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Family Ready: Emergency Plan
- 27 Household Planning Judgment ChallengesPractise clearer household records, shared responsibilities and source checking through fictional family planning scenarios.
- Download a blank emergency kit expiry trackerA ten-row printable for recording item labels, dates and follow-up actions, with clear guidance on what the sheet does and does not check.
- Check whether your offline emergency card can be reachedFour access questions for no internet, a locked phone, a missing device or a trusted helper, plus three first-week checkpoints.
- Family Records Locator Checklist: Can the Right Person Find It?Check whether four kinds of household records have a known location, clear access and a current copy. Get a practical next-action list without entering private details.
- Winter storm emergency plan for familiesRehearse four winter storm planning tasks with your household. Find local alerts, check a paper contact card and decide which supplies to review before an outage.
- 7-day family emergency plan challenge (printable)A 7-day family emergency plan challenge for a new home: one 20-minute task a day, a free printable tracker, a Ready.gov kit list and an offline card.
RoomMend: Safer Home Plans
- 27 Home Project Planning ChallengesPractise room-project decisions, clear observations, scope checks and household handoffs through fictional scenarios.
- Weekend Home Fix List: Fit Small Jobs Into One HourBuild a small home punch list from your own estimates. See which jobs fit in this session, what to set aside, and how many minutes remain.
- Build a before-and-after home repair photo match cardBuild a repeatable before, progress and recheck photo plan for six kinds of home projects. Match angle, distance, light and reference points without uploading images.
- Home Fix Recheck Calendar — Plan Dates and DownloadPlan follow-up dates for a home task and download an all-day calendar file. Choose your own interval, preview every date, and keep the notes together.
- Home Repair Request Template: Build a Clear Maintenance BriefTurn a vague home repair note into a clear maintenance request. Describe the location, observations and next step, then copy an editable brief.
- Wall Paint Area Calculator: Room Size, Openings and CoatsSubtract measured openings, choose your coats and check the estimate against an illustrated four-wall example. Supports metres and feet.
- How to make a house safer for elderly parents: three methodsHow to make a house safer for elderly parents in a weekend: the CDC’s 16 checks sorted into this week, this month and someday, and three methods compared.
Brainy Bucks: Math & Reading
- Library Elapsed-Time Activity and Separate Answer KeyThree free library timing puzzles: draw minute hops, cross noon, and separate activity time from a break. Read online or print the activity and explained answers separately.
- Little Word and Number Decisions27 parent-led scenarios covering arithmetic, reading clues, sounds, patterns and clear writing.
- Context Clues Practice: 6 Passages & Partner Sheet | Brainy BucksSix original context-clues passages plus a two-page read-aloud partner sheet with five paired meanings and an adult answer key. Free, no account.
- Elapsed Time Practice with Clocks: Six Minute-Hop PuzzlesPractice elapsed time with six untimed clock puzzles, then use a free three-problem library activity with a separate explained answer key.
- Equivalent Fractions Visual Lab: Same Amount, More Equal PartsExplore equivalent fractions with two equal-length strips. Multiply the numerator and denominator together and see why the shaded amount stays the same.
- When your kid refuses math worksheetsTry five hands-on math games from Kindergarten to Grade 4. Each card gives a question, a worked answer and a way to practise the skill without a worksheet.
- Rounding to the Nearest 10 or 100: Visual Number Line LabSee why a number rounds up or down. Explore a labelled number line, compare distances, and try six free rounding practice cards with explanations.
- Put the Story in Order: Three Free Reading Sequencing ActivitiesOrder three short stories using clues, then read an original two-voice play with a child. Print the script and practise telling what happened first, next and last.
- Winter break math practice: 7 myths, 7 facts, 10 minutes a dayWinter break math practice without the worksheet packet: seven myths tapped open, a 10-minute-a-day plan for your child, and what the research says.
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Family Ready: Emergency Plan
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RoomMend: Safer Home Plans
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Brainy Bucks: Math & Reading
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A clearer household plan — 3 original exercises to try, copy or print, with optional links to the related iPhone apps.
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- A clearer household planThree practical home and learning activities. Original exercises with copy and print controls.
- Ready Home Family: Mini-Challenges with Worked AnswersChoose a free challenge collection, compare answer choices and read the worked explanation. Original companion activities from Honest Little Apps.
- Library Elapsed-Time Activity and Separate Answer KeyThree free library timing puzzles: draw minute hops, cross noon, and separate activity time from a break. Read online or print the activity and explained answers separately.
- Little Word and Number Decisions27 parent-led scenarios covering arithmetic, reading clues, sounds, patterns and clear writing.
- 27 Household Planning Judgment ChallengesPractise clearer household records, shared responsibilities and source checking through fictional family planning scenarios.
- 27 Home Project Planning ChallengesPractise room-project decisions, clear observations, scope checks and household handoffs through fictional scenarios.
- Weekend Home Fix List: Fit Small Jobs Into One HourBuild a small home punch list from your own estimates. See which jobs fit in this session, what to set aside, and how many minutes remain.
- Context Clues Practice: 6 Passages & Partner Sheet | Brainy BucksSix original context-clues passages plus a two-page read-aloud partner sheet with five paired meanings and an adult answer key. Free, no account.
- Elapsed Time Practice with Clocks: Six Minute-Hop PuzzlesPractice elapsed time with six untimed clock puzzles, then use a free three-problem library activity with a separate explained answer key.
- Equivalent Fractions Visual Lab: Same Amount, More Equal PartsExplore equivalent fractions with two equal-length strips. Multiply the numerator and denominator together and see why the shaded amount stays the same.
- When your kid refuses math worksheetsTry five hands-on math games from Kindergarten to Grade 4. Each card gives a question, a worked answer and a way to practise the skill without a worksheet.
- Rounding to the Nearest 10 or 100: Visual Number Line LabSee why a number rounds up or down. Explore a labelled number line, compare distances, and try six free rounding practice cards with explanations.
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