TeeterTopTOP SECRET

TOP SECRET

TOP SECRET

A new way to play is taking shape. You can see the name. You cannot see the thing yet.

The file

File name
TeeterTop
Status
In development
What it is
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How it works
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When
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Who may know
You, a little. Everyone, later.

Current status

In development.

That is the whole public status, and we would rather say one true thing than five exciting ones.

What we can tell you

What we are not showing yet

Pictures, measurements, how it works, when it might be available, or what it might cost. Some of that is not decided. The rest is not ready to be shown. There is no countdown here because there is no date we could stand behind.

How it gets from here to you

  1. Make it. Build real versions and find out what is actually fun.
  2. Test it. Adults first. Children only when it is suitable and cleared for them.
  3. Check it. Safety and the practical questions, answered by people qualified to answer them.
  4. Show it. When there is something real to show.

These are stages, not dates.

The public log

Entries are added only when something real happens.

  1. The play library opens: six games to try, built from boxes, chalk, and things already in the house.

  2. TeeterTop.com goes live.

See the full development log

In the meantime

You do not have to wait for us. There are games you can play this afternoon with a box and a soft ball.

Balancing objects + Cooperation

The Big-Box Balance Challenge

One big box, a pile of soft things, and one question: will the next one stay put?

  • Preschool, Early school age
  • 2 to 5 players
  • 10 min setup, 15 min play
  • Cardboard boxes, Household objects, Masking tape

Balancing objects + Building

Stack and Switch

Place one piece, then switch. The next player may add to your work or fix it. Build one stack together.

  • Preschool, Early school age, Mixed-age family
  • 2 to 4 players
  • 5 min setup, 15 min play
  • Large blocks, Household objects, Cardboard boxes

Soft targets + Building

Soft-Target Tower

Stack a low tower of empty tubes and cartons. One gentle toss each. Why did that one survive?

  • Early school age, Older child
  • 2 to 5 players
  • 5 min setup, 15 min play
  • Cardboard boxes, Paper, Soft balls, Masking tape