Choose a Second Game
Use what the group enjoyed to choose a new reasoning task as well as a new story.
Change one useful part of the challenge
Ask which activity the children liked: testing a candidate, comparing routes, arranging events, decoding a legend or connecting habitat needs. The five reasoning collections show a complete player preview so the group can inspect its next task.
- After evidence checking: try a resource route
- After planning routes: try a timetable
- After ordering events: try a signal panel
- After decoding signals: try habitat relationships
- After connecting a habitat: try proving a location
Keep the helpful habits
Reuse the reader, recorder and checker roles. Start a fresh record, and keep results from the old game with its own sheets. New games can use familiar diagrams with different rules; read the current instructions and final task before carrying over a method.
Make the choice together
Pick two suitable games and read their missions and sample clues. Check the exact age range and estimated time, then let the group choose the investigation it wants to discuss. The next-game links on each game page suggest a different reasoning family with an overlapping age range.
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