Teaching Grades 1–5? This kit is built for ages 10–16 questing on their own. There is a separate At School edition made with the educators’ own content analyses — seven curricular subjects, printable cards for when there is no screen, a teacher’s guide, and a consent protocol your school finishes itself. Download the folder; it needs no internet at all.
ages 10–16 · alone or with a facilitator · everything stays on this device
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Pick where you'll look. Every subject lives within a hundred steps of your door.
Draw a colour-lens. The lens decides how you look — same street, seven different quests.
seven lenses, face down
Take a skill card. This is the work the quest asks of your hands and senses.
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six skills, face down
Before you go: take your field notebook and a pencil. Stay where a trusted adult knows you are. 20 minutes is plenty — the kit waits here.
Back? Your notebook page is the real trace — this line just points to it.
Evidence first: no line, no badge. What you actually found beats what you hoped to find.
Bounded consent — first names only, nothing that identifies a child. The line describes the work. Nothing leaves this device.
A badge is earned, never given — and never a score. You press the mark yourself; the kit only holds still.