Let’s be real: The reason Drool Tech is so prevalent as an outlet for kids and adults is it’s SO convenient and it works SO well!

Sometimes we just need that one show to buy us 20 minutes to shower, or have a quiet time, or even just sit in another room with our palms pressed into our eyes and think our own thoughts for just one minute! The problems come when we start to train our children to behave by subduing them with Drool Tech.

Today we'll talk through simple analog adventure options that will help us, and our children, delight in the amazing world and adventures God has made for us.

Resources I reference in the episode:

The Gospel Tech Handbook & Workshop: These will help you make a family tech framework.

Art

Art for Kids Hub
How To Hand Letter
Digital Art For Beginners has some great resources.
Audacity (free recording program)
Andrew is music: in this case, nature sounds!

2. Building

legos / duplos
snap circuits
magna tiles
TinkerCAD (3D design and ties in with Autodesk).

3. Board Games

S.3, episode 12: Specific games and details.
An article with a list of some great family-friendly games by age range.
A walkthrough on how to do it for your fam: “Which Board Game Should I Buy My Kids: Marvel / Star Wars Edition”
*please avoid Minecraft

4. Read!

S.3, episode 13: Specific books and resources for finding great reads.
An article with a list of high-interest books by age that you can check-out here
The CD player we use
.Two great book resources: Read Aloud Revival (@readaloudrevival), Honey for a Child’s Heart

105. Healthy Tech: An Interview With Doug Smith, Author of [Un]Intentional

Gospel TechBy Nathan SutherlandFeb 22, 2022