24 DAYS · SMALL DISCOVERIES ON PAPER
From the screen
to the kitchen table.
Pencils ready? Find hidden words, crack symbol codes and look into small mysteries. Draw your own ideas and try something together.
English A4 sheets. Choose one task or do several. Everything you need to answer is on the sheet.
Choose a comic adventure
Help the characters along! Look for clues, solve a task and draw for yourself. Each adventure has two A4 sheets and its own answer page.
What happened to the cart?
Find clues · meet witnesses · draw
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Behind the closed door
Look · ask · make a secret room
Open the comic sheets →A message in the market
Count · examine · make a message
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Two views. One room.
Look · compare · draw a room
Open the comic sheets →
What does the note tell us?
Read · draw · compare
Open the comic sheets →
The little word
Find the word · follow the copies · draw
Open the comic sheets →More trial versions with speech bubbles and picture clues. The combined 48-page booklet still has the earlier sheets.
What would you like to try today?
The packs mix visual puzzles, small investigations, drawing and play. Choose what you would like to try. The packs are optional extras to the game.
Clue hunt in the square
Illustrated clue hunt + four activities
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What can you see?
Look and explore + four activities
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The name on the tablet
Symbol code + four activities
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A walk in the little town
Map and order + four activities
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Who told whom?
Messages and seals + four activities
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Words that sing
Lines and rhythms + four activities
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The message from the town
Explore the market stall + four activities
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Which way did Lea go?
Map and possible ways + four activities
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Same room, different clues
Look and compare + four activities
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From note to house
House and text clues + four activities
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The shepherd’s clue hunt
Pictures and a clue hunt + four activities
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Names and roles
Roles and picture cards + four activities
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Two views of a picnic
Two pictures and short stories + four activities
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A house – and a hope
Pictures, cards and hope + four activities
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A clue on the move
Pictures and a story chain + four activities
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Find the friend in the town
Search map and picture clues + four activities
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Look and listen by the river
Spot the difference and listen for clues + four activities
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Hope and clues in the garden
Garden pictures, hope and clues + four activities
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Two views of the square
Pictures of the square and different points of view + four activities
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The baskets on the jetty
Jetty pictures, a counting game and good questions + four activities
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The copy workshop
Picture copies, arrows and a drawing workshop + four activities
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Light around the same table
Lamp hunt, word cards and picture answers + four activities
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A promise and a new start
Comic strip, plant trays and text clues + four activities
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Your own clue workshop
Writing desk, seals and a picture task + four activities
See 2 pages · Download PDF →For adults: answers and printing
Open the answers and small hints (12 pages). Choose A4 and “fit to page” when you print. The colours are decoration; the answers do not require the child to tell colours apart. Try one day first.
Read the two cards together if the child needs help. Let the child point and explain. Drawing and playing together have no answers.
These are made-up exercises inspired by the themes of the game, not new historical sources. They practise noticing details and telling apart what we see, what someone tells us and what we still wonder about.