Parent & Teacher Resource
Simple, encouraging things to do together—at home, in a classroom, or during a family learning day. No account, sign-in, or child information is required.
Reading & Storytelling · 10–15 minutes
Read a Little Mike story together or invent a new one. Ask: Who needed help? What could Mike say? What did the characters learn?
Invite children to draw three pictures: beginning, helping moment, and happy ending. Celebrate their own ideas.
Kindness & Character · 5–10 minutes
Choose one act of kindness today: share a crayon, welcome someone, help tidy a room, say thank you, or ask a friend how they feel.
Talk about the difference each action can make. No score or personal data needs to be recorded.
Early Math & Motion · 10–15 minutes
Look for circles in wheels, rectangles in windows, and triangles in racing flags. Sort paper shapes by size and color.
For a movement break, pretend to drive around safe, imaginary turns while counting from 1 to 10.
Creativity & Collaboration
Draw a new world: an underwater garden, a library on the moon, or a neighborhood playground. Decide what the hero discovers and who they help.
Let every child contribute one idea. Encourage creativity rather than judging artistic ability.
Language & Listening
Choose three new words from a story. Say each word, explain its meaning in everyday language, and use it in a sentence.
Ask children to tell the story back in their own words and listen patiently.
Family Discussion
What should Little Mike do when someone is left out? Explore different answers, then practice a welcoming sentence such as, “Would you like to join us?”
End by naming something positive you noticed today.