FAQ
About 365 for Kids
1. What is 365 for Kids?
365 for Kids is an educational and creative project offering meaningful digital content, children’s books, annual programs, and selected in-person activities designed to support imagination, curiosity, emotional growth, literacy, creativity, and family learning.
365 for Kids is operated by Snowlike Studio, LLC in Schaumburg, Illinois.
What is READ — CREATE — REFLECT — SHARE?
READ — CREATE — REFLECT — SHARE is the 365 for Kids learning model. Children begin by reading, listening, exploring, or discovering a story, literary passage, scientific idea, virtue, or meaningful question. They then respond creatively through art, writing, expressive reading, discussion, or another form of personal expression.
The REFLECT step encourages children to think about what they learned, felt, noticed, or understood. SHARE gives them an opportunity to present their ideas, voices, or original work to a family member, a group, their local community, or—through the annual 365 for Kids programs—to audiences across the United States.
Public participation and online publication are optional and require permission from a parent or legal guardian.
2. What ages is 365 for Kids designed for?
Most content in the 365 for Kids Library is designed for children approximately ages 4–12, although the recommended age may vary by collection.
The annual 2026 children’s initiatives are open to children and teens ages 6–17 residing in the United States. Always check the individual initiative page for its specific participation requirements.
3. Is 365 for Kids available only in the United States?
The digital Library, books, and many online resources can be accessed by families in different countries.
The three annual 2026 children’s initiatives are open to children and teens ages 6–17 residing throughout the United States. Selected in-person art classes, creative events, and family activities remain local to Schaumburg, Illinois.
4. Does 365 for Kids offer in-person activities?
Yes. Selected art classes, creative events, and family activities are offered in Schaumburg, Illinois.
Availability, ages, schedules, prices, and registration procedures are listed on the applicable activity page.
How can an organization work with 365 for Kids?
Libraries, schools, homeschool communities, afterschool programs, nonprofit organizations, cultural centers, and other organizations serving children and families may collaborate with 365 for Kids in several ways.
An organization may share annual programs, use Activity Guides, host children’s sessions, request complimentary Educational Library access, or work with us to create a year-round Community Showcase.
The Partnership Interest Form helps us understand the organization’s needs and begin a conversation. Educational Library access is verified separately, and child-created materials are reviewed separately before publication.
How do families receive access through a participating partner?
Participating libraries, schools, and community organizations may share their designated 365 for Kids access link with the families they serve.
Families who receive this link can complete the registration process and receive complimentary access to the 365 for Kids Educational Library through the participating partner.
Complimentary family access is available through participating organizations that have received verified Educational Library access. It is not provided through the general Partnership Interest Form.
The 365 for Kids Library
5. What is the 365 for Kids Library?
The 365 for Kids Library is a growing digital collection of audio stories, educational adventures, video lessons, printable materials, creative activities, and other resources for children and families.
6. What types of content are included in the Library?
Collections may include:
- stories and fairy tales from around the world;
- science stories and educational adventures;
- myths and legends;
- stories about virtues, emotions, and life skills;
- learning-motivation resources;
- art and creative lessons;
- printable activities and coloring materials.
New content and collections may be added over time.
7. Is any Library content available for free?
Yes. Families can explore selected free stories, samples, and educational resources before purchasing a membership.
Additional free access may also be made available through participating schools, libraries, homeschool groups, nonprofit organizations, and community partners.
8. How much does the full Library Membership cost?
The 365 for Kids Library Membership currently costs $3.99 per month, plus any applicable taxes.
The membership unlocks access to the full member collections identified on the Library and collection pages.
9. Does the Library Membership renew automatically?
Yes. The paid Library Membership is a recurring monthly subscription.
The payment method provided at checkout is charged monthly until the membership is canceled. The recurring price and renewal terms are displayed before payment.
10. Can I cancel my membership at any time?
Yes. You can cancel through the cancellation option in your Membership Account.
Cancellation stops future renewal charges. Your account or cancellation confirmation will show when your paid access ends. Cancel before the next renewal date to avoid the following monthly charge.
11. Are monthly membership payments refundable?
Because digital content becomes accessible after payment, monthly membership charges are generally non-refundable once access has been provided.
Exceptions may apply to duplicate payments, confirmed billing errors, unauthorized transactions, certain technical problems, or situations in which a refund is legally required. Please review the Return & Refund Policy for full details.
12. What devices can I use to access the Library?
The Library is designed to be accessed through a modern web browser on devices such as a smartphone, tablet, laptop, or desktop computer.
A stable internet connection and working audio settings are required for streaming content.
13. Does my child need a separate account?
No. Accounts, memberships, purchases, registrations, and children’s submissions must be completed by an adult who is at least 18 years old.
Children should use the Library with appropriate adult supervision and should not independently create accounts or provide personal contact information.
14. Can one family share a Library account?
A standard family account may be used by the adult account holder and children living in the same household.
Login information should not be shared publicly, sold, or distributed to unrelated families or organizations.
15. Can a teacher use the Library with a class?
A standard account may be used by one educator with a directly supervised classroom or learning group for permitted noncommercial educational use.
Schools, libraries, districts, and larger organizations should request educational or organizational access rather than sharing one standard family account across multiple staff members or locations.
16. How can a school, library, or nonprofit request access?
Educational and community organizations may complete the Educational Access Registration form.
Organization information is verified to confirm that the request is connected with an eligible educational or community purpose. Educational access is separate from the general partnership relationship.
17. How does free family access through a partner work?
Participating schools, libraries, homeschool groups, or community partners may provide families with a special access link.
Families should use the link supplied by the participating organization to create a free family account or log in. A family without a partner link can still purchase the regular Library Membership directly.
18.What is a 365 for Kids Community Showcase?
A Community Showcase is a public page on 365forKids.com created in collaboration with a participating organization that has hosted one or more 365 for Kids activities.
With the required permissions, the page may feature selected artwork, writing, reflections, and photographs of child-created projects. It gives families and the wider community a year-round place to view and celebrate children’s work.
19. Is a Community Showcase the same as an annual 365 for Kids program?
No. Community Showcases operate throughout the year and present work created through a specific partner organization.
The annual programs have separate themes, dates, eligibility requirements, consent terms, and submission forms. Publication in a Community Showcase does not automatically enter a child’s work in an annual program.
20. Does every organization automatically receive a Community Showcase page?
Community Showcases are created through collaboration with organizations that host activities and wish to share suitable child-created work.
Before publication, the organization and 365 for Kids must confirm the applicable permissions, public display information, technical quality, and publication guidelines.
Books
18. Where can I buy 365 for Kids books?
Books presented on 365forKids.com are available through Amazon. The Books page includes descriptions and links to the applicable Amazon listings.
Amazon processes the order, payment, printing, shipping, returns, and refunds according to its own policies.
19. Are Amazon books included in the Library Membership?
No. The Library Membership provides digital access through 365forKids.com.
Printed or Kindle books purchased through Amazon are separate products and require a separate Amazon purchase.
Some books may have related audio, video, or printable resources, but the applicable book and Library pages will explain what is included.
Annual Children’s Programs
20. What are the 2026 children’s programs?
The 2026 program includes three annual initiatives:
- Annual Children’s Stories & Art Exhibition — original artwork inspired by stories;
- Voices from the Heart: A Page That Touched Me — recorded reading and personal reflection;
- Pages of Virtue — original children’s writing inspired by virtues and meaningful values.
The initiatives invite children and teens ages 6–17 residing throughout the United States to express themselves through visual art, recorded reading, and written reflection.
All three initiatives are currently open for submissions. The submission deadline is November 1, 2026, or earlier if an initiative reaches its capacity of 500 accepted submissions.
21. Is participation in the 2026 initiatives free?
Yes. Participation in all three 2026 initiatives is free.
Families may still have their own optional expenses, such as art materials, books, printing, internet access, or recording equipment. No paid Library Membership is required to participate.
22. Who must submit a child’s work or recording?
Children should not independently submit personal information or files.
Submissions must be completed by a parent, legal guardian, or another adult who is authorized under the specific initiative rules and has obtained all required permissions. Some initiatives may require the child’s parent or legal guardian specifically.
23. Does every submission automatically get published?
Submitting an application does not by itself guarantee acceptance or publication.
Each of the three 2026 initiatives will accept the first 500 complete submissions that meet all published eligibility, participation, originality, content, consent, copyright, privacy, safety, and technical requirements, in the order in which they are received. Submissions may close before November 1, 2026 if capacity is reached.
- Annual Children’s Stories & Art Exhibition: Every accepted artwork will be included in the virtual exhibition and the official printed exhibition catalog.
- Voices from the Heart: Every accepted recording will be published in the free online audio collection.
- Pages of Virtue: Every accepted writing will be published in the annual Pages of Virtue 2026 catalog.
Incomplete submissions and submissions that do not meet the published requirements will not be accepted and do not reserve a place.
Each submission is reviewed before publication.
24. Does the child keep the copyright to submitted work?
Yes. The child or lawful rights holder retains copyright ownership of the child’s original artwork, writing, reflection, performance, or recording.
When the authorized adult provides permission, 365 for Kids receives a limited license to review, prepare, publish, display, stream, reproduce, or include the work in the applicable virtual exhibition, online audio collection, printed catalog, certificate, promotional materials, or project archive, as described in the specific initiative rules.
25. How does 365 for Kids protect children’s privacy?
365 for Kids asks families and organizations to provide only the information needed for the applicable program.
Children should not submit full last names, home addresses, personal telephone numbers, private social-media accounts, school names, medical information, family circumstances, or foster-care and residential-care status unless expressly required and appropriately authorized.
Public presentation is limited to the information approved through the applicable consent and submission process.
26. How can I receive new stories, program announcements, and free resources?
Adults may voluntarily subscribe to receive free stories, printable activities, program announcements, new-book information, and occasional offers.
Marketing subscription is optional and is not required to create an account, purchase a membership, or participate in a free children’s initiative. Subscribers can unsubscribe through the link in an email.
27. How can I contact 365 for Kids?
Questions may be sent to:
Email: info@snowlikestudio.com
Phone: (224) 201-3767 – Text messages are preferred for faster response times.
365 for Kids is operated by Snowlike Studio, LLC at 636 Remington Rd, Suite C, Schaumburg, Illinois 60173.