Fnug
Gentle and dreamy. Short letters, a new dream every morning and tasks with no reading or numbers.
- Short, calm letters that are lovely to wake up to
- No reading or numbers in the tasks
- A dream box that slowly fills up all through December
1 December with Fnug
From the evening before to your child's reply. Shown here with Ida and her Bamse as an example — yours will have your child's name.
Fnug tells a new dream every morning. Little paper dream things collect in the dream box all month — and on Christmas Eve the last dream is your child. The tasks need no reading or numbers.
The plan arrives by email at 19 and in the grown-ups' area behind your code. With the print pack, also as a separate grown-up sheet — never in your child's letter.
Ida knocks on the little door in the app. The door opens, Fnug peeks out and hands over an envelope.
What you set out last night becomes the morning's little discovery.
Under the letter your child can draw or write a little reply. The story doesn't change — the reply is saved for the Christmas book you get by email on 24 December.
After the letter: a little Christmas history with a question, a short game and a sheet to cut out or colour. Under 3 minutes of screen time.
Good morning, Ida … Last night I dreamt about a little fish. It could fly! It flew over the roof and said blub-blub. Can you swim like a fish? Wave your arms. Slowly, slowly. The fish has landed by the door. Put it in the dream box. Now the first dream is safe. Sleepy hugs from Fnug