A box of crayons. A fresh page. An idea that begins with “What if?” Sometimes, that is all a child needs to start an adventure.
At Mister Quill’s, we believe there is a little storyteller in every child. Our free printable fun offers a place to begin, whether your family is settling in for a quiet afternoon or looking for a creative break between chapters.
Bring out the crayons: our coloring book
Let young imaginations lead the way with our free coloring book. Set out some crayons or colored pencils and invite your child to make the pages their own. There is no need to choose the “right” colors. A little creativity is the whole point.
For an extra storytelling moment, ask your child to tell you about the page they have colored. What might happen next? Their answer could be the beginning of a brand-new tale.
Find the free Coloring Book on our Free Printable Fun Stuff page.
Make time for discovery: our activity book
Our free activity book gives families another way to enjoy a little creative time together. Bring it to the kitchen table, add it to a quiet afternoon, or keep a copy ready for a day that needs something different.
Let your child explore at their own pace, and join in when they invite you. Sometimes the best part of an activity is the conversation it starts.
Find the free Activity Book on our Free Printable Fun Stuff page.
A page for something special: our letterhead
A letter can hold a thank-you, a question, a tiny story, or news about a very important imaginary adventure. Our free printable letterhead gives those words a place to land.
Invite your child to write to someone they love, describe a favorite book, or invent a message from a character of their own. Younger children can draw their message or tell it to a grown-up who helps put it on the page.
Find the free Letterhead on our Free Printable Fun Stuff page.
Keep the story going: write a Future Storyteller letter
For children ready to share their words, our Future Storyteller letter page offers another creative invitation from the world of Mister Quill’s.
Help your child think about what they would like to say. Perhaps they want to introduce themselves, talk about a story they love, or share an idea of their own. A grown-up can help with writing and submitting the letter.
Visit the Send Future Storyteller Letter page.
No perfect pages required
These moments do not need to look like a lesson. They can be messy, funny, quiet, or full of questions. A coloring page might become a story. A letter might become a drawing. An activity might lead to an idea nobody expected.
Start with whichever invitation catches your child's attention, and see where it takes you.
Explore Mister Quill’s Free Printable Fun Stuff.
Little imaginations have wonderful places to go. Let’s give them a page to begin.
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