One-time puzzle packs
built for special minds.
Cubbyknot ships downloadable activity bundles for kids with autism, ADHD, sensory processing differences, Down syndrome, and developmental delays — each pack targets one IEP-aligned skill and arrives ready to print or open on a tablet.
You pay once per pack (typically $5 to $15), not a monthly subscription — easier to budget, easier to share between grandparents, tutors, and therapists, and it never expires when screen time ends.
- Price
- $5–$15
- once per pack
- Cadence
- Biweekly
- every two weeks
- Reviewed by
- Consultants
- early-intervention
Sequencing the bedtime routine.
6 printable pages · 12 cards · 1 offline interactive
Parent guide · 2 pages
Why sequence step 3 matters.
01 · The shape of a pack
From skill to hands-on activity in four steps.
Every pack covers one IEP-aligned skill with everything you need to use it the same day.
- 01~1 min
Pick a skill
Match the pack to a single IEP goal — matching, sequencing, fine motor, attention, or emotional vocabulary.
- 02~30 sec
Download once
A single .zip opens to printable PDFs, a lightweight offline interactive file, and an activity-card set.
- 03No clock
Use offline
Open on a tablet, print what you need, or carry the cards. No logins expire, no screen-timeouts gate the play.
- 04Always
Pass it on
Send the file to a tutor, a grandparent, or a therapist — same content, every device, zero per-seat math.
02 · What's in a pack
One download, four pieces — print what you need, open the rest on a tablet.
Every pack is structured the same way, so a parent, tutor, or therapist can pick it up and start without instructions.
Pack #014
- 1Printable PDF set6 pages · A4 + US Letter
- 2Offline interactive1.2 MB · HTML · no install
- 3Activity cards12 cards · 4×6
- 4Parent guide2 pages · plain language
Includes the parent guide and 30-day swap-or-refund promise.
Printable PDFs
~6–10 pagesInk-friendly, high-contrast variants for sensory-sensitive eyes. Cut, fold, and reuse.
Offline interactive
Tablet · single .htmlA lightweight file that runs in any browser, no install, no ads, no logins, no expiry.
Activity cards
4×6 · 12 cardsPrintable card stock that fits on a keyring or a tabletop. Good for waiting rooms and car rides.
Parent guide
2 pages · plain languageWhat the skill means, suggested adaptations, and three 'stretch' prompts for next session.
03 · IEP-aligned skills
The skill is the spine of the pack.
Every pack names one core skill up front, then layers the supporting ones that help it stick. Newer packs add to the wall below every other Friday.
A parent guide explains the skill in plain language, suggests adaptations for sensory triggers or attention span, and offers ideas for stretching the play across settings (car, waiting room, before-bed wind-down).
"We name the skill on the cover so you can match it to the IEP at a glance."
Reviewed by an early-intervention consultant before release.
04 · Pricing model
One-time purchase, not a subscription.
Subscriptions are great for streaming; they are awkward for a worksheet you might use three times this month and again next summer.
Most family apps
$10–$15/month
Subscription · per child · per device
- Screen-timeouts the moment the kid is in the middle of building something.
- A second login at grandma's house because each device is a separate seat.
- Content rotates monthly but the price doesn't, even when last month's pack still matters.
- Hard for a tutor or speech therapist to share without buying another license.
Cubbyknot
$5–$15
Per pack · every family member · every device
- Twelve months from now, the pack still opens in one tap.
- Send the .zip to every adult in the child's orbit — no seats, no math.
- Use the same printable three times this week and three times next summer.
- One pack costs less than a single month of most family-app subscriptions.
05 · What lands with the pack
A parent guide you can actually read.
Two pages of plain language: what the skill is, how to set up the activity, common adaptations, and three 'stretch' prompts for the next session.
"It's the rare activity pack that tells a parent why a sequence task is on page three — and what to do when the child would rather do anything else."
Early-intervention consultant
Reviews every Cubbyknot title before release
06 · Quick answers
FAQ
The questions parents and therapists had the first time we showed them a pack.
Don't see yours? Email us — a real parent of a Cubbyknot kid answers.
Next pack lands soon
Want one emailed to you before you commit?
Tell us a little about your child — age, the skill you're working on, anything that you've already tried. We'll send the next biweekly pack (or a refundable swap if the first one doesn't fit).