The Screen-Free Kids Bundle — Colouring + Puzzles, Ages 3–9

Nivaen

One animal per page, as large as A4 allows, in thick clear outlines with open space inside them — drawn for hands that are still learning to stay inside a line.

• 17 animals across home and farm, forest, jungle and water
• A small colour version of each animal in the corner, so a child who asks "what colour is a hedgehog?" has an answer on the page
• One true fact per animal, in a sentence a four-year-old can repeat at dinner
• 300 DPI line art, so the outlines print solid black rather than soft grey
• A name page, a note for grown-ups and a completion certificate

What's in the puzzle book (ages 6–9)

Six different kinds of thinking, not 178 of the same puzzle, each section starting easy and getting harder.

Plus an 11-page answer key for grown-ups, a progress tracker your child ticks off, and a certificate for finishing the book.

Why buy the two together

• One child, several years. A four-year-old starts on the animals and moves to the puzzle book when school begins. You've already paid for the next stage.
• Two children, one afternoon. The younger one colours while the older one works through a maze, at the same table, with nothing plugged in.
• One file to keep. Print either book again next year, for a second child, or for a whole classroom. There's no second copy to buy.
• Both print in black and white. No colour ink, no special paper.

What you get

• My-First-Animal-Adventure.pdf — 27 pages, A4, 300 DPI
• Screen-Free-Brain-Games.pdf — 90 pages, A4, bookmarked, with full answer key
• Instant download — both files are yours the moment you pay

If your child is in between

A confident five-year-old will enjoy the picture sudoku, the mazes and the counting pages in the puzzle book with a little help, and will still want to colour the peacock properly. The bundle covers that in-between year better than either book does alone.

Personal use and single-classroom use allowed. Please don't resell or redistribute the files.