Today
A small, calm ritual — one classic game or town plan, one word, one book, and below them a fold and a draw. Do one, do them all, or none. There's no streak to keep and nothing to miss.
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Puppy
One sheet of paper; start with a square turned to a diamond. Try it from the words first; open the pictures only if you need them. A traditional dog face folded by children in Japan and far beyond.
- Fold the top corner over to the bottom corner. Press the fold flat.
- Fold the left corner over so it touches the bottom, like an ear. Press the fold flat.
- Fold the right corner over so it touches the bottom, like an ear. Press the fold flat.
- Fold the bottom tip up a little, toward you. Press it flat.
Show the pictures
Dashes mean fold toward you; dash-dot means fold away. Every picture is drawn from the fold's real geometry. People have folded each model from these steps; tell us if one is still unclear.
More folding: The Folded Line · fold across the table with a child.
Ten numbers, ten rungs
A number from 1 to 100 comes out. Tap an empty rung for it, keeping the ladder in order from the bottom up. You can't move a number once it's placed. Everyone draws the same ten today; the children's version is RungPals.
The almanac
Want a game of cards? Today's deals — Klondike, FreeCell and Minesweeper, each one checked so it can be won. Or name four words on the tide.
That's today. Nothing more to scroll — come back tomorrow.