Free printable · Issue 1

A newspaper for kids that explains how screen time works in your house

Before the argument starts. The Planet Post is four pages your child reads, colours in and fills in, for ages 6 to 11 (younger ones with you beside them). It ends with a screen promise you both sign.

The Planet Post, page 1: The front page
1. The front pageWhy a good day is a rainbow, and a day wheel to colour in. DiGi is the editor.
The Planet Post, page 2: Three jars of screen time
2. Three jars of screen timeMine every day, earned with stars, and nobody’s, filled in with your grown up. Plus a bed for the phone to cut out and make.
The Planet Post, page 3: Real or pretend?
3. Real or pretend?Orbit’s detective corner on messages, a screen free word search, and tomorrow’s happy headline.
The Planet Post, page 4: The back page
4. The back pageJobs that earn stars, family jobs just for helping, and a screen promise to sign together.

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