Screen-Free Weekend Box | Activity Box for Kids 2–5 Years | Birthday Gift

Open the box, spread a mat on the table and let the weekend begin. Here are easy ideas to play with each part.

• Dough bakery: Roll the dough with the rolling pins, cut shapes with the metal moulds and bake 'cookies', 'rotis' or 'cupcakes'. Use the stamp to decorate.
• Dough zoo: Roll balls and snakes in different colours and shape animals together.
• Snip it: Use the bladeless scissors to snip dough snakes into small pieces. This is a safe first cutting practice.
• Colour mixing: Press two colours together and twist to make a new one. Name the colour you made.
• Rainbow sort: Line up the 6 cups and use the tong to sort pom-poms by colour.
• Counting game: Roll a dice (or pick a number) and move that many pom-poms into a cup.
• Sprinkle party: Make dough cakes and decorate with pom-poms as candles and sprinkles.
• Sort the dough: Make 6 balls in rainbow colours and place each in the matching cup.
• Clean-up routine: Press the dough back into its tub, close the lid and put the pom-poms back in the cups. Tidying becomes part of the game.

Tip: Keep tubs closed when not in use so the dough stays soft.

A good weekend box keeps children busy and helps them grow. Here is what this one does:

• Hand strength for writing: Squeezing, rolling and pinching dough builds the muscles used for holding a pencil.
• Pincer grip and coordination: Picking up pom-poms with a tong trains thumb and finger control and hand-eye coordination.
• Creativity and imagination: Open-ended dough play lets children build their own worlds and stories.
• Colours and early maths: Mixing, sorting and counting make colours, numbers and patterns clear in a hands-on way.
• Focus and patience: Sorting and making things step by step improve attention span.
• Calm and emotional regulation: Squishing and rolling dough is soothing for many children.
• Screen-free habit: Gives children something exciting to do instead of reaching for a device.
• Family bonding: Easy for parents and siblings to join in.

Q. What is included in the Screen-Free Weekend Box?
A. The 8 Colour Clay Dough Power Kit (8 doughs, 8 tubs, 2 rolling pins, knife, stamp, bladeless scissors, 2 metal moulds, 3 mats) and the Rainbow Sorting Activity Set (6 cups, 60 pom-poms, 1 tong, activity cards).
Q. What age is it for?
A. Best for 2–5 years. The dough kit is suitable from 18 months with adult supervision.
Q. How much do I save?
A. The items cost ₹2,098 separately. The bundle is ₹1,999, so you save ₹99.
Q. Is the clay dough safe?
A. Yes. It is taste-safe, non-toxic and made with food-grade ingredients. It is meant for play, not as food, so please supervise.
Q. Does the dough dry out?
A. Keep the dough in its tub with the lid closed in a cool, dry place and it stays soft for a long time.
Q. Will the colours mix?
A. Colours can blend when pressed together, which is part of the fun. Using the tubs and mats keeps them tidy.
Q. Are there small parts?
A. Yes, pom-poms and some tools are small. Please supervise young children.
Q. How long will it keep my child busy?
A. There are many activities across both sets. Children can play for long stretches and come back to the box again and again.
Q. Is it a good birthday gift?
A. Yes. It is a complete, screen-free gift for children aged 2–5.
Q. Can I buy the items separately?
A. Yes, both are available individually on our website.