Cross-check evidence
Museum Midnight Map
Six storage bays look almost right; each wrong bay conflicts with a different record. Work together to locate the model moon.
See clues & prepareFree printable family adventures
A good mystery
starts at your table.
Compare evidence, plan a journey or decode a signal. Choose a complete paper adventure, give everyone a job, and solve it together.
45 family games · Full sheets · Paper and pencils · No account
Pocket Detective ClubKit clue
Pocket Detective ClubRecord clue
Real clues. Ready to print.Start with your plans
A birthday at one table
Choose one or two teams, download just the necessary pages, and keep a clear sorting plan beside your printer.
Open this plan →No printer today
Share a screen, take turns checking the clues, and keep your results in the game. No printed sheets or cutting.
Open this plan →Help everyone take a turn
Let an adult read while children point, count, trace and check. Use a six-clue host card and offer one hint at a time.
Open this plan →Choose how you want to think
Five ways to solve a mystery
Start with a task your group will enjoy. Each collection explains the rules and shows a complete game’s player clues.
Cross-check evidence
Which record agrees with every clue?
Choose this when your group enjoys noticing differences, explaining a choice and ruling out tempting near matches.
9 complete gamesPlan a resource route
Which journey works with the supplies available?
Choose this when children like maps, tracing alternatives and working out why a possible-looking journey will or will not work.
9 complete gamesBuild a timetable
What can happen when every timing rule must hold?
Choose this when the group enjoys putting events in order, comparing times and spotting a clash in a plan.
9 complete gamesDecode a signal
How should the control panel be set?
Choose this when children enjoy decoding, testing a possible legend and tracking how a sequence of instructions changes a control.
9 complete gamesConnect a habitat
Which five habitat choices work together?
Choose this when your group likes thinking about how one choice affects another and can explain a chain of relationships.
9 complete gamesTake a closer look
One adventure from each collection
Designed for children aged 8–10 with an adult host. Read the real clues and use the game’s estimated time to plan your session.
Plan a resource route
Forest Lantern Trail
Two bridges can carry small baskets, while the heavy lantern stand needs another road. Work together to plan the lantern delivery route.
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Build a timetable
Garden Mail Mystery
A rain shower mixed the delivery notes before the mail round. Work together to reconstruct the mail round.
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Decode a signal
Toy Workshop Delivery
The sorter remembers its dial positions but has lost the labels on its pulse cards. Work together to configure the toy parcel sorter.
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Connect a habitat
Moonlight Camping Quest
The camp needs a shelter design based on its fictional night-creature field cards. Work together to design the camp observation shelter.
See clues & prepareFrom printer to shared discovery
- Choose the task
Read the mission and player clues. Check the ages, reading and way to solve.
- Prepare your table
Set players, teams and paper. The page plan shows what to print and who receives it.
- Host at your pace
Rotate jobs, use one hint at a time and keep the record for the final decision.
A useful plan for the adult