Mira’s Picnic Puzzle
Three friends, three plates… but a cup is missing! Help Mira, Nila and Tiko count, match one thing to each place, and make room for everyone.
Practise: Match one place to each friend & compare small groups
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Free illustrated learning stories for ages 3–12
Meet Pip, Tara, Kabir, Snoozo and dinosaur explorers in original illustrated stories for English, maths, science, life skills and creative thinking. Choose a story by age and subject, read together and use the page prompts to turn a story moment into a small conversation.
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Nila and the Moonlight Makers
Help Nila and Arun prepare star kits for a puppet show. Count equal groups, follow jumps of three and repair a small mix-up together.
Practise: Count equal groups & explain a total
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The Toy-Park Bridge Challenge
Help Anaya and Kabir build a paper bridge for their toy bus. Make a plan, try it, check what happens and improve one idea at a time.
Practise: Plan, try, check & improve a design
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The Fairground Fraction Fix
Asha and Dev have a makers’ fair to decorate, but their “halves” do not match. Follow a paper-banner mystery through equal wholes, equivalent fractions and a repair they can explain.
Practise: Compare the same whole & explain equivalent fractions
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The Rooftop Water Mystery
Investigate a drying school garden with Mira and Dev. Spot an unfair comparison, design a better test and discover what the evidence can really tell you.
Practise: Plan a fair comparison & explain what the results support
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The Case of the Viral Photo
A worrying park photo sends Isha and Kabir searching for its source, date and missing context. Can they solve the mystery before the rumour spreads?
Practise: Check a claim’s source, date & context before sharing
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Pip and the Little Red Cup
An adult-guided picture-story draft. Listen to short sentences, point to familiar things and practise asking politely.
Practise: Everyday words & polite requests
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The Runaway Red Ball
The first Word Detectives adventure. Read with support if needed, follow a familiar mystery and practise short requests.
Practise: Reading clues & making requests
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The Clue in the Clubhouse
A complete reading-and-reasoning mystery. Read the clues together if needed, then explain a deduction with “because”.
Practise: Explain a deduction using clues
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Pip’s Seed Surprise
Plant a tiny seed with Pip, splash a little water and discover why growing takes patience.
Practise: Notice what a growing plant needs
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Tara’s Kitchen Club
Join Tara’s pretend fruit-salad club: wash, rinse, mix and tidy with a cheerful little bird.
Practise: Wash, prepare & tidy with a grown-up
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Pip’s Safe Crossing
Help Tara and Pip stop, look, listen and think on a calm walk with a grown-up.
Practise: Stop, look, listen & think with a grown-up
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Snoozo and the Very Loud Morning
A bowl, some spoons and one sleepy koala turn a noisy morning into a very quiet family game. Almost.
Practise: Notice sounds & name actions
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Snoozo and the Leaf Boat
Snoozo gives a tiny leaf boat its very own pillow. But how can the family help a sleepy boat go?
Practise: Retell a shared adventure
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Snoozo and the Missing Moon
Where is Snoozo’s moon cushion? A cosy bedtime hunt brings socks, a silly nose and one lovely surprise.
Practise: Practise in, on, under & behind
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Snoozo and the Little Ouchy
A little tumble brings a big question: what is an ouchy? Snoozo learns words for a hurt, asks for help and discovers how his family can care for him.
Practise: Describe a hurt & ask for help
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Snoozo’s Rainy-Day Tent
Zippy wants a grand expedition. Snoozo wants a little room to breathe. Can one blanket tent hold both their ideas?
Practise: Listen to what someone needs
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Snoozo and the Backwards Picnic
Dad remembers almost everything for a picnic. One honest “Oops” helps the family turn a missing rug into a cheerful porch café.
Practise: Own a mistake & help put it right
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Snoozo’s Tiny Echo
A whisper in a cardboard tube starts a very small mystery. Zippy learns that one good question can be better than a big guess.
Practise: Ask questions before making a guess
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Snoozo and the Sock Parade
Four odd socks are ready for a parade. But Snoozo’s matching rule leaves one little puppet out. Can he make a better invitation?
Practise: Make room for different friends
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Snoozo’s Slow Race
Zippy loves racing. Snoozo likes tiny steps. Their new family race has room for both—and Dad’s extremely silly knees.
Practise: Adapt a game so everyone can join
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Snoozo and the Wobbly Tower
Snoozo’s cushion tower falls down. Four soft cushions and one small change lead to something the whole family can enjoy.
Practise: Pause, change an idea & try again
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Snoozo’s Leaf Shop
The finest hat in Zippy’s pretend shop is one very floppy leaf. Snoozo discovers that asking and taking turns keep their game happy.
Practise: Ask before taking & keep a promise
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Snoozo and the Long Wait
Snack time is not quite ready. Snoozo finds that helping paws and a little guessing game can make waiting feel different.
Practise: Find a helpful way to wait
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Snoozo’s Cloud Pillow
One cloud becomes a pillow, a boat and something very funny. Snoozo discovers there is room for more than one picture in the sky.
Practise: Imagine & share different ideas
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Snoozo and the Goodnight Train
Dad’s pretend train has a book stop, a blanket stop and one extra stop to help a little passenger. Small acts of care bring everyone home to bedtime.
Practise: Follow bedtime steps & care for others
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Snoozo and the Tiny Seed Surprise
Grandma Blossom and Grandpa Oak join the family to plant a seed. Snoozo discovers that little gardeners can ask, try and wait.
Practise: Notice what a growing plant needs
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Snoozo and the Thirsty Planter
A puddle in a pretty planter sends Snoozo and his grandparents looking for clues. They learn about roots, drainage and checking before watering.
Practise: Notice what a growing plant needs
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Snoozo and the Garden Detectives
Snoozo’s family investigates light with two labelled pots. Grandma and Grandpa help turn a confident guess into a careful comparison—and a better question.
Practise: Compare plants & use evidence
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Snoozo’s Sunshine Morning
A sleepy stretch starts a little morning adventure. Snoozo and his family turn getting ready into gentle actions, silly sounds and a sunshine hello.
Practise: Put everyday jobs in a helpful order
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Snoozo: Ready, Steady, Go!
Snoozo wants to take his favourite book to the family story circle. A picture path helps him remember his morning jobs, with room for questions and one silly sleeve.
Practise: Put everyday jobs in a helpful order
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Snoozo’s Morning Mission
Snoozo plans a morning for the family cloud club. When rain changes the outing, he learns to keep the essentials, share the work and give his plan a new shape.
Practise: Plan, prioritise & adapt a routine
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Snoozo and the Gentle Hands
A tumbling tower brings a big feeling. With Mum nearby, Snoozo practises safe hands, a little pause and feeding himself at his own pace.
Practise: Keep hands safe & practise using a spoon with support
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Snoozo and the Pause Pebble
Two builders want the same blocks. Dad helps Snoozo make a pause plan, find words for a turn and handle a lunch spill without giving up.
Practise: Notice feelings, take a supported pause & ask for a turn
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Snoozo and the Great Family Table
Snoozo plans a family picnic, then discovers that a useful plan leaves room for feelings, different ideas, shared responsibility and help at the table.
Practise: Adapt a shared plan, listen & ask for useful help
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Snoozo’s Head-to-Toes Hello
Meet Sunny, a friendly human puppet, and find heads, eyes, noses, hands, knees and toes with Snoozo and his whole family.
Practise: Name familiar body parts
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Snoozo and the Senses Treasure
A mystery basket becomes a senses trail. Discover sight, sound, smell, taste, touch and how muscles, joints, heart and lungs help the human body.
Practise: Discover how parts of the body work together
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Snoozo and the Body Detectives
Switch the layers of a human body model and investigate bones, joints, tendons, skin layers and the teamwork of lungs, heart and brain.
Practise: Discover how parts of the body work together
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Snoozo and the Letter Lanterns
Wake glowing letter lanterns with Snoozo’s family. Explore A–Z, match big and little letter shapes, and watch an S ribbon curl.
Practise: Recognise big & little letters
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Snoozo and the Word Workshop
Power a sleepy toy train with words. Blend sounds, build CAT, MAP, SUN and CUP, then swap one letter to turn CAT into HAT.
Practise: Blend sounds & build short words
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Snoozo and the Word Portals
Deliver a mysterious postcard through word portals. Build compounds, use a prefix and suffix, read context clues, and order a message home.
Practise: Use word parts & context clues
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Tilly’s Tiny Footsteps
A pretend dinosaur story about a little Triceratops, a wide puddle and finding a way with Mum. Six illustrated scenes with things to discover together. The colours and talking characters are imaginary.
Practise: Notice dinosaur features & try small steps
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Pip and the Fossil Secret
Follow Pip, Tara and Kabir through a museum mystery. Explore six illustrated scenes, inspect fossil clues and learn why a good question matters.
Practise: Follow fossil clues & ask questions
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The Time-Window Mystery
Help Mira and Dev repair a museum model, separate evidence from imagination and discover why dinosaur time does not fit into one scene.
Practise: Compare dinosaur timelines & evaluate evidence
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Which age range should we choose?
Start with ages 3–5, 6–8 or 9–12 according to your child’s interests and confidence. Age ranges are guides. Younger children need a grown-up to read prompts, and older English beginners can use adult reading help too.
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