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Good thing to do with a 6 yo: type stories they dictate. At that age, the physical act of writing is a bottleneck, so this can release a torrent of imagination. They love seeing their stories printed, like "real" stories they read in books. And it's a fun thing to do together.
When I do this, I don't edit what he writes. It's his story. I'm just transcribing it. So the most I'll do, if he mangles a sentence so badly that it's not even something he'd say, is repeat the first half out loud as I'm typing, and let him finish it again.
So cool.
Tried speech to text? I guess it might struggle for a child's voice and language structure?
I used to make up stories about two kids from a neighboring town. Then the characters would send her letters. Once we wrote a letter to the characters. At my daughter's suggestion, we put the envelop under her pillow and had the tooth fairy deliver it.
That's "scribing" in edu-speak. It's a lot of fun to see what they come up with. :)
Use comic book apps for visuals they can play with.
I’ll remember that for when mine’s a bit older.
I find it fascinating -the way you interact with your kids, and proactively help them develop their reasoning. 
You can also get text-to-speech to read it back to them "like a robot"
Can you please write a parenting book?
And in a few years you’ll also submit this as his assignment ;-)
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