Observation
Look at shape, color, size, and position. Invite your child to describe what they see before guessing what happened.
For little detectives & their grown-ups
Little clues.
Big discoveries.
Turn “I wonder…” into an adventure. Simple ways to look closer, ask better questions, and discover together.
Free activities · Ages 3–6 with a grown-up · No sign-up
LOOK CLOSELY / ASK KINDLY / THINK TOGETHER
Everyday learning, a little more playful
The world is full
of things to notice.
Reasoning
Compare two possibilities. Ask “What makes you think that?” and make room for “I don’t know yet.”
Listening
Take turns sharing clues. A good detective leaves time for a quieter partner to point, draw, or speak.
Your first case · 5 minutes
The mystery
of the missing thing.
One tray. Four familiar objects. A tiny change to spot. Try a playful memory and observation activity using things already at home.
Open the case →GROWN-UP FIELD NOTES
Let them lead.
Instead of “No, that’s wrong,” try “Let’s look again.” Ask your child to explain or point to their clue. The conversation matters more than a quick answer.
Use large, safe objects. Stay together during every activity.
In development
A little detective kit.
A lot of possibility.
We’re planning tools for drawing, noticing, and making discoveries. These products are not available to order yet.
Clue stickers
Mark a discovery, celebrate a thoughtful question, or create a trail in a notebook.
Physical sticker sheets · Details to come
Look & color
A printed coloring book full of scenes to explore and details to find.
Printed coloring activities · Details to come
Draw your clues
Branded pencils, color pencils, and markers for curious little hands.
Art supplies · Details to come
You don’t have to know the answer
to ask a wonderful question.