WELCOME TO THE PARENTS’ CORNER
Health is a big subject. Start with something small: a picture, a question, and a moment together.
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FOUR FRIENDS TO HELP START THE CONVERSATION.
Let your child choose what catches their eye. You can explore one detail without finishing the whole page.
Families, bodies, homes, and experiences are different. Invite your child’s perspective, without looking for one “right” story.
Kids don’t control everything that shapes health. Families, schools, care teams, and communities have a part to play.
WHAT THE STORIES HELP KIDS EXPLORE
These are invitations for conversation, not tests. Look for your child’s ideas, questions, and growing awareness.
Objective: Practice asking a question, sharing an experience, or requesting an explanation.
Your child offers something they would like a health professional to know. Speaking, signing, writing, and other ways of communicating all count.
Objective: Recognize people, places, and resources that help a family or community.
Your child names a trusted helper or notices a way to make a place more welcoming. It is also okay to notice that a support is missing.
Objective: Connect food with culture, sharing, and having access to what a family needs.
Your child shares a food tradition or suggests how adults and communities could help more people access food. Avoid ranking families or foods as “good” or “bad.”
INSPIRED BY THE BOOK’S FAMILY & COMMUNITY HEALTH MAPS
Explore six parts of a support network. Start with what is already there, then notice what could be easier to access.
MY FAMILY / PEOPLE
A relative who listens, a friend who checks in, or a care professional who knows your family.
Help your child recognize that care and support can come from different people.
Ask together: “Who helps us feel listened to?”
Try it: take turns naming a helper and one thing they do.
Examples are starting points, not a checklist every family must meet. You can talk about a connection you have, wish for, or want help finding.
A CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
The book’s Health Explorer certificate celebrates questions, connections, and the idea that health is built together.
Choose any that fit. This celebrates participation, not a health assessment.
Details stay on this page and are not uploaded. Print or save as PDF before leaving.
MY WORLD OF HEALTH
CERTIFICATE OF DISCOVERY
This celebrates
Your explorerfor exploring the building blocks of health, asking questions, and discovering that health is something we build together.
A connection worth remembering
Our discovery day
Someone who cheers you on
A LITTLE TIME TOGETHER
Choose the time you have. Take the plan as an invitation, and adapt it to your child.
THE FIVE-MINUTE CONNECTION
Try asking: “What would you add to this picture?”
Download the free activity ↓TAKE A LOOK INSIDE
Meet Maya, Leo, Sam, and Jordan in a coloring + activity adventure.
Color a shared meal and talk about the foods your family enjoys.
Explore movement through a scene where everyone has a place.
A coloring adventure about friendship, support, and belonging.
Use a library scene to start a conversation about checking health information.
Draw the people, places, and routines that support your family.
Actual cover and pages from the book
THE FIRST MY WORLD OF HEALTH ADVENTURE
Explore the everyday elements that shape health through original coloring scenes, hands-on activities, and family conversations.
One-page PDF · US Letter · Full-book purchase details coming soon.
Or try the online color studio ↗GOOD QUESTIONS
No. Start by looking, coloring, and listening. “What do you notice?” and “What do you wonder?” are enough to begin.
Make room for what they notice. You can say, “Some things need help from grown-ups and communities.” The book’s starting point is shared responsibility, rather than blame.
Yes. Download the free PDF and print it on US Letter paper. Choose “Fit to page” if your printer trims the edges. Pencils, crayons, or a conversation all work.
The drawing stays in the current page and is not uploaded. Use “Save picture” to download it before you leave or refresh. No child account or personal information is needed for the activities.
Yes. The clubhouse has a “Pause motion” button and also respects your device’s reduced-motion preference. The coloring studio supports pointer input and keyboard drawing.
A board game is planned as the next My World of Health adventure. Details will be added when it is ready.
THE WORLD IS BIG. START SMALL.