Free homeschool lessons that build connection, not just more screen time.
Three free lessons for ages 4–7. Story, movement, printable activities, and a Certificate of Imagination. Low-prep, easy to run together. The whole adventure takes about 15 minutes.
Free · about 15 min total · no card required
Tashi Non-Stop
Your child does the rest. Moving, talking, drawing, imagining. You're in it with them.
Open and go. Genuinely.
No lesson plans, no setup. Find a lesson, press play, sit next to your child. Lesson 1 needs paper and crayons. Everything after that is on screen.
"This sits in that powerful middle space between early years, neurodivergent learning, and social-emotional development. It's not just good for neurodivergent learners. It's good for all young children."
Vida Mercer · Court-Qualified Subject Matter Expert in Home Education
The three things homeschool parents worry about most.
Tashi works for families who want their child to learn something real, without turning prep into a second job.
"Am I giving enough social and emotional development?"
The socialization question follows every homeschool parent around. Building empathy, self-regulation, and emotional vocabulary at home feels harder without a classroom structure.
"I don't have time to prep one more thing."
You're already the teacher, the planner, and the parent. Another resource that needs setup or a tutorial to run? Not happening.
"Are we just adding more screen time?"
You chose to homeschool in part to be intentional. Another passive screen experience is the last thing you want to add.
Your child moves, draws, dances, and earns something real.
Each lesson has your child on their feet, creating, and responding. Screen time is a prompt, not the activity.
Interactive picture book
Read the Snoodles story together on screen. Tap the arrows to flip pages. Best on tablet or desktop.
The Snoodle Shake
A whole-body movement warm-up. Wiggle fingers, arms, your whole body. Snoodles calls it getting ready for adventure.
Superpower declaration
Your child names what makes them amazing and says it out loud. A confidence-building moment every time.
Drawing and activity book
Hidden objects, drawing missions, colouring, and a picture crossword. A printable sheet is also included.
Snoodles Celebration Dance
Put on a favourite song and dance for the whole song. Snoodles joins in. No rules, no wrong moves.
Certificate of Imagination
A real certificate your child earns at the end. Print it, stick it on their wall, and show everyone what they did.
Three lessons. Each one builds on the last.
Each lesson runs under 15 minutes, short enough for kids who lose focus fast. You sit with your child and follow along together.
Meet Snoodles
Read the interactive picture book together. Discover your child's superpower and do the Snoodle Shake warm-up.
Snoodles Goes Loose
Flip through an interactive activity book: drawing, hidden objects, colouring, and a picture crossword.
Snoodles' Big Finale
Do the Snoodles Celebration Dance and earn the Explorer Badge. Because finishing something deserves celebrating.
Certificate of Imagination
Your child earns a real certificate. Print it, stick it on the wall, and show everyone what they did.
Watch what happens when a child finds Snoodles.
This is the world your child steps into. Story-led, movement-rich, and built around a character they'll want to come back to.
4–7
Target age range
100%
Self-paced learning
Lifetime
Access included
From parents who sat down and did it.
Bia loved the flip book and was completely drawn into the story of Lucas and Snoodles. She felt what the characters felt. When Snoodles was sad, she was sad. When they were happy together, she was happy too. She can't verbalize much yet, but her focus, her smiles, and her excitement said everything. It also encouraged us to spend time together, which matters so much when life gets busy.
Mommy Mia
Parent of Bia, age 4 · neurodivergent learner
The whole program is so much fun. It's very interactive, and the stories are delivered in a way that's genuinely cool. My child gets excited for each one because it's visually engaging, the storytelling tone pulls her in, and the activities add so much movement that it never feels boring.
Liz Canon
Parent of a 4-year-old · neurodivergent learner
My daughter and I went through the interactive flip book before bed, and she genuinely loved it. She connected with Lucas right away. Avea loved being hands-on, flipping the pages herself and pressing play on her own. The next morning, the first thing she said was, "I want another activity."
Mommy Sheena
Parent of Avea, age 4
Leo and Sarai both engaged with the Snoodles flip book in completely different ways, and it worked for both of them. Leo led the pages while Sarai followed along. They were both locked in. Watching them explore it together was the best part.
Maria M.
Parent of Leo, 5, and Sarai
See how your child responds.
Spend 15 meaningful minutes together — with story, movement, creativity, and zero prep required.
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Story, movement, printable activities, and a Certificate of Imagination. About 15 minutes total. No card required.
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No. Tashi Non-Stop started with neurodivergent learners, which pushed the team to set high engagement standards, build in multi-sensory delivery, and cut anything boring. That same design makes it work for all young children, including neurotypical kids ages 4–7.
The whole free mini adventure runs about 15 minutes across three short lessons. Each one is quick by design. If your child wants to keep going with the activities after, great.
For Lesson 1, grab paper and crayons. Your child draws what they think Snoodles looks like. For Lesson 2, a printable activity sheet is available to download from the lesson page. That covers it. Everything else runs on screen.
Tablet or desktop works best for the flipbooks. They run on mobile too. Turn the screen sideways for more space. Keep sound on. The story is narrated.
Your child earns a Certificate of Imagination at the end of Lesson 3. That lesson also shows a preview of the full Snoodles on the Loose course, which has 10 lessons. You decide from there. The three free lessons are complete on their own.
Free · about 15 min total · no card required