Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Hidden Treasure
Keep track of treasure you can no longer see
Ages 4–8 · Grown-up guided · Real-world learning
Science on the kitchen table. Stories under a tree. Useful skills in the little moments. Find your next adventure together.
Follow a little curiosity
The adventure collection
Draft preview · for synthetic adult testing. Educational and safety review is still required before family use.
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Keep track of treasure you can no longer see
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Find two different ways to make groups
Science & Discovery
Predict, test, and revise like a scientist
Our World & Community
Make and follow a route to treasure
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Discover a rule and carry it somewhere new
Science & Discovery
Notice what changed on a small tray
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Join the numbers halfway along, not just at the beginning
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Work out a hidden sorting rule by testing guesses
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Guess how many, then check by counting
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Solve the same small problem in two different ways
Science & Discovery
Explore how changing a ramp's slope can change the distance a toy rolls.
Science & Discovery
Distinguish dissolving from a material remaining visible in water.
Nature, Earth & Space
Compare observable leaf features and explain a grouping rule.
Nature, Earth & Space
Explore how blocking a light source creates a shadow.
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Measure length using equal-sized informal units without gaps or overlaps.
Numbers, Shapes & Mathematics
Use one-to-one matching to prepare equal place settings.
Our World & Community
Represent familiar places and routes using simple map symbols.
Our World & Community
Connect everyday community tasks with the help different people provide.
Big ideas, little adventures
Forces, materials, light, sound, and experiments.
Living things, habitats, weather, Earth, and space.
Quantity, patterns, measurement, time, and number ideas.
Sounds, words, useful writing, listening, and stories.
Design, construct, test, repair, and try another way.
Colour, rhythm, drawing, sound, and creative expression.
Movement, senses, hygiene, and everyday care.
Getting ready, cooking preparation, organizing, and checking.
Cooperation, listening, communicating needs, and feelings.
Maps, places, community roles, and caring for shared spaces.
Needs, wants, spending choices, sharing, and reducing waste.
Physical coding, privacy, permission, and asking for help.