Adi & Mia Find-It Forest

Picnic in ten minutes. Lantern: missing.

What you are opening

Adi & Mia Find-It Forest is a digital story pack. The price on this page is $9.99 USD. Fourteen-piece character sheet, ten play cards, thirty Full HD television slides. The gallery opens after the order is paid. This is not the Wooden Animal Puzzle and not Dinosaur Story Play Set at $69.99 — those boxes have different hunts and different friends.

Adi wears a moss-green explorer vest and a brown cap with a badge. Mia wears a rust detective coat and carries a magnifying glass. The other twelve pieces are grove-only: an owl, a fox, a hedgehog, an acorn, a folded map, the missing lantern, a footprint, a brass key, a pinecone, a stream, a mossy log, and a firefly. No T-Rex. No jeep.

A problem here is a missing thing or a tight fit, and every card gives one honest way to attack it. Sort two kinds of footprints before you follow them. Take the quiet path first, because you can always come back. Match a shape, not a colour. Count something twice and check that both counts agree. Listen — then look where the sound is not. Ask a friend a direct question, politely, before you tip him over. The culprit turns out to be a hedgehog who was sitting on the lantern and going very still about it. We do not sell STEM scores or IQ language here.

If your child wants to skip to the third picture and find it early, let them. Finding out how the story ends is not cheating. Gift cards can pay for this. Stars cannot. A wooden find-it set may come later with no date attached.

Meet the fourteen pieces

The fourteen friends of this story — Adi and Mia in tonight’s clothes, plus twelve pieces drawn for this pack alone. These are pictures, not the wooden Safari or Dinosaur boxes.

Adi

Moss-green vest and a badged cap. Searches the same log twice, then properly.

Mia

Rust detective coat and a magnifying glass. Looks where the sound is not.

Owl

Second counter. His count has to match Adi’s.

Fox

Owner of the long skinny footprints.

Hedgehog

The culprit. Sitting very still on something warm.

Acorn

A fake clue. Shiny. Not a lantern.

Folded map

Shows two paths. One is quiet.

Lantern

The missing thing. Found warm and hedgehog-shaped.

Footprint

Two kinds: long fox ones, tiny hedgehog ones.

Brass key

Opens nothing tonight. Still worth finding.

Pinecone

The shape in the leaf pile that does not match.

Stream

Needs a log-bridge idea everyone agrees on.

Mossy log

Searched twice, then becomes the bridge.

Firefly

Counts puffs of light. Three, then a sparkle.

Ten story cards — one evening in order

Card one starts it and card ten finishes it. Each card names the pieces to play with and carries one line on the back that moves the night along. The three pictures for each card wait in the gallery.

01

Where Is the Lantern?

Look where you were, not where you wish.

Play with

• Adi
• Mia
• Mossy log

02

Two Kinds of Footprints

Sort them before you follow them.

Play with

• Fox
• Hedgehog
• Footprint

03

Which Path?

Try the quiet one first. You can always come back.

Play with

• Adi
• Mia
• Folded map

04

Too Tall, Too Small

Two jobs, one lift.

Play with

• Owl
• Adi
• Acorn

05

The Leaf That Doesn’t Match

Match the shape, not the colour.

Play with

• Pinecone
• Mia

06

Count the Puffs

Count twice. The counts should agree.

Play with

• Firefly
• Adi
• Owl

07

Cross the Stream

A bridge can be an idea everyone agrees on.

Play with

• Mossy log
• Stream
• Mia

08

The Rustle Was an Acorn

Look where the sound is not.

Play with

• Acorn
• Fox
• Mia

09

Ask the Round Friend

Ask before you tip anybody over.

Play with

• Hedgehog
• Adi
• Mia

10

Everyone in the Lineup

Count to fourteen. Then picnic.

Play with

• Adi
• Mia
• Owl
• Fox
• Hedgehog
• Acorn
• Folded map
• Lantern
• Footprint
• Brass key
• Pinecone
• Stream
• Mossy log
• Firefly

How tonight works

1. Open the gallery from the order email or your account.
2. Put it on the TV. Cast the browser tab, or open it on a laptop plugged into the screen.
3. Draw one card. Read the title out loud. Point at the friends in the row.
4. Play three pictures. Let them argue about who goes first.
5. Stop after one card if that was enough. Ten cards is not a homework list.

Care and honesty

• This is a digital product. Nothing ships, and there is no wooden piece in this order.
• The gallery link works after the order is paid, and stays on your account.
• Slides are 1920×1080 for a television. Captions are read aloud by you — they are not printed on the pictures.
• Gift cards can pay for this. Stars cannot; stars are for laser image revisions only.
• We do not promise skill scores, milestones, or school readiness.
• A wooden set with these cards may come later. Tonight this is the TV story.