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Add the silliest sandwich fillings you can imagine.

This week’s Weekly Wonder invites children to design a magical bakery run by a friendly dragon. They can use the guide in the Wonderkid Studio app, draw on the printable activity sheet, or start completely from scratch.

What is this week’s challenge?
Imagine a playground made especially for monsters. It might have slime slides, cloud swings, bouncy mountains, tunnels for tiny monsters or a climbing frame for giants. There is no correct answer. The aim is to help children imagine, invent and feel proud of what they make.

How to use the activity sheet
Parents and carers can print the activity sheet and use it as a guided drawing activity. Children can draw their idea, give it a name, add features, describe who uses it, and present the finished playground like a mini project.

Share their Wonder
Parents and carers can share a photo of the finished artwork on Instagram and tag @wonderkid.studio. We recommend sharing the artwork only, rather than photos of children.

Why Weekly Wonders?
Weekly Wonders are bigger creative challenges for curious kids. They are designed to encourage imagination, storytelling and confidence, whether children draw in the app, on paper or both.

Design rocket shoes ready for blast-off.

Follow the guide or grow your own happy plant.

Use the guide or invent your own alien ice cream.

Follow the guide or draw your own treasure map.

Turn this cloud into a funny creature.

Give this snail some super powers.

This week’s Weekly Wonder invites children to build a magical treehouse kingdom high up in the branches. They can use the guide in the Wonderkid Studio app, draw on the printable activity sheet, or start completely from scratch.

What is this week’s challenge?
Imagine a playground made especially for monsters. It might have slime slides, cloud swings, bouncy mountains, tunnels for tiny monsters or a climbing frame for giants. There is no correct answer. The aim is to help children imagine, invent and feel proud of what they make.

How to use the activity sheet
Parents and carers can print the activity sheet and use it as a guided drawing activity. Children can draw their idea, give it a name, add features, describe who uses it, and present the finished playground like a mini project.

Share their Wonder
Parents and carers can share a photo of the finished artwork on Instagram and tag @wonderkid.studio. We recommend sharing the artwork only, rather than photos of children.

Why Weekly Wonders?
Weekly Wonders are bigger creative challenges for curious kids. They are designed to encourage imagination, storytelling and confidence, whether children draw in the app, on paper or both.

Add cosy rooms for your tiny bugs.