Mr. Toodle-Fun Child Engagement

Example

Using objects found in a waiting room, such as paper, pens, and chairs, to set up a pretend marketplace.

Scenario

In a doctor's office waiting room, a parent could use Mr. Toodle to find a simple game that helps pass the time and teaches basic math skills through pretend play.

Example

Creating a story together using three objects the child chooses from their surroundings.

Scenario

During a long car ride, a parent uses Mr. Toodle to come up with a storytelling game where each person adds a sentence to the story, inspired by items found in the car.

Example

Designing a paper airplane with unique decorations and seeing whose design flies the farthest.

Scenario

At an airport, a parent and child use Mr. Toodle to find a fun and simple activity that not only keeps the child engaged but also teaches principles of design and physics.

Example

A scavenger hunt that can be set up in any location, asking children to find objects that match certain colors, shapes, or sizes.

Scenario

While waiting for food at a restaurant, a parent could use Mr. Toodle to create a quick scavenger hunt game with items on the table, making the wait time a fun and educational experience.