Guess the price showdown
Read Noah the items below and have him guess each price before you reveal it.
Ready to use
- Gallon of milk: about $4
- A new Switch game: about $60
- Movie ticket, evening show: about $13
Every Sunday, an email with simple, screen-free activities for each of your kids, ages 2 to 13. Everything ready to use.
See how it works
Read Noah the items below and have him guess each price before you reveal it.
Ready to use
Between work, school and everything else, the weeks slip by. Not because we don’t care, but because we’re tired, and thinking up something new every night is one more job. We take that job off your plate.
you still have about
630
Saturdays together before they turn 18.
That’s plenty of time to make them count. Let’s start with this one.

Weekends leave room for a longer family night, only if you want it. We bring the idea, the words to say and anything you need.
Names, birthdays and what they love. It takes two minutes, with no long questionnaire.
One idea a day for each child, sized to the day: short on Monday, longer on the weekend.
Loved it? Tap the heart and it comes back sooner, with fresh content. Not your thing? It never returns. Everything else waits at least 12 weeks.
Weeknights stay short, because they are, and always screen-free. Weekends leave room for a family night: a board game, a walk, a pizza. Now and then a movie, watched together. You never have to tell us your schedule.
Mon
A quiet start
5-10 min
Tue
Talk
10-15 min
Wed
Feelings
10-15 min
Thu
Create
15-20 min
Fri
Talk, then an optional movie or game night
15 min + optional 40
Sat
Family night: get outside, then a game
Up to 2 hours, optional
Sun
Make something together
About an hour, optional
A quiet start · 5-10 min
Talk · 10-15 min
Feelings · 10-15 min
Create · 15-20 min
Talk, then an optional movie or game night · 15 min + optional 40
Family night: get outside, then a game · Up to 2 hours, optional
Make something together · About an hour, optional
Each week balances time together, healthy habits and a few life skills. Here is one real idea from each.
Dinner conversation starters that get more than “fine”. One favorite:
A plank-off, parent vs. kid. The winner picks tomorrow’s dessert fruit.
A build-your-own fruit kebab bar. Five colors on one stick wins.
You found $20. How much would you spend, save and give?
Draw a video game level with traps, a secret and a final boss.
Turn it on and get one Christian activity a week: a Bible story retold for kids, a family prayer, the feast days of the year.
Riddles come with the answers. Movie lines come with the movie. Bible stories come retold for kids. You just read and play.
Read a line out loud and see how fast he names the film. Then switch.
Ready to use
Fire off these pairs and let her pick fast. Ask one quick “why?” after each.
Ready to use
For the weekend, we add a nearby event or a family movie worth the trip. And we check the forecast, so rain never ruins the plan.
Example weekend near ZIP 85303, Glendale, AZ
Pumpkin Days and Corn Maze
Saturday at a local farm. The little one picks the pumpkin, the big one races the maze.
A family movie in theaters
Only G and PG films, checked against your youngest child’s age.
Rain on Saturday?
Your outdoor idea switches to an indoor one that morning. No need to plan a backup.
Every activity comes from our own library and is reviewed by a real person before it reaches you. The library grows every week with new ideas made for how kids grow and for the bond between parent and child. Warm, practical, and rooted in the values that make a family strong.
My kids are 9 and 13. Somewhere between work and “maybe this weekend,” the little years went by faster than I ever expected. I love them more than anything, and I still wish I had done more with them, day to day. Not big trips. Just more ordinary evenings we actually spent together.
Weekadoo is what I wish I’d had: every Sunday, a simple plan for each kid, ready to use, so tired weeknights still turn into real time together. My family was the first to use it. I hope it helps yours.
Founding Family pricing: start with 7 days free, and the first 500 families on the waitlist keep their price for life.
Billed every 4 weeks, 13 times a year. Cancel in one click.
1 child
$9.99/ 4 weeks
About $0.36 a day
Up to 3 kids
$14.99/ 4 weeks
About $0.54 a day
Up to 5 kids
$19.99/ 4 weeks
About $0.71 a day
Kids from 2 to 13. Every activity fits each child’s age, and the weekend ideas work for the whole family, even with a wide age gap.
About 10 minutes on weeknights. Weekends have longer family ideas, only if you want them. Skip any day you need to. There is nothing to catch up on.
On Friday or the weekend you get one longer idea for everyone, planned for your youngest with a role for the older kids: a board game or card game night with a twist, charades, a themed dinner, or a movie night with a film rated for your youngest, plus a fair, fun way to pick it so nobody argues.
Almost always. Weeknight activities never use screens, and most weekends are games, cooking and time outside. Now and then a Friday family night is a movie or a co-op video game, always together and never alone on a device.
No. Most activities need nothing at all, and the rest use things you already have at home.
Every activity comes from our own reviewed library and is checked again before it is sent. Nothing political and nothing inappropriate, ever.
It is optional. Turn it on and you will get one Christian activity a week, like a Bible story retold for kids or a short family prayer.
Yes, anytime, online, in one click. No phone calls and no forms. On the yearly plan we email you a week before it renews.
Soon. Join the waitlist and you will be the first to know, with your Founding Family price.
Join today and your first plan arrives the week we open, with your Founding Family price locked in for life.