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Tonight somebody else holds the camera
What you are opening
Adi & Mia Take Turns is a digital safari story pack. The price on this page is $9.99 USD. You get a fourteen-piece character sheet, ten play cards, and thirty Full HD pictures made to fill a television at 1920×1080. When the order is paid, the story gallery link arrives with it. This is not Safari Story Play Set — that wooden box is fourteen real pieces and a different ten cards at $69.99. This is not a family laser job either; photo-on-wood still starts in Customize.
The friends are the same fourteen from the savannah board: Adi in the paw-print hat, Mia with the flower hat, lion, giraffe, elephant, zebra, monkey, tiger, the striped jeep, the paw-print tent, the campfire, the toy camera, the tree, and the bush. There are no dinosaurs on these slides. We keep the two worlds apart on purpose.
The ten cards are one evening, in order. Somebody wants the first turn. A pebble picks instead. Then the whole camp practises going second: a very large lion sits down and waits, a giraffe steps sideways so two hats fit in her shade, a monkey breaks his snack into three, and the waterhole grows a polite queue behind a tiger who takes ages. Your child can disagree about who goes first. That disagreement is the game. We do not promise sharing milestones, speech scores, or school-ready manners.
How tonight works: open the gallery on a phone or a laptop, cast it to the TV, draw one card, read the title out loud, play the three pictures. Flip to the back for the next beat, or invent your own ending and skip it. Pack-up is closing a tab. Nothing to wipe, nothing to lose under the sofa. Gift cards can pay for this. Stars cannot. A wooden take-turns set may join the shop later; there is no date on that.
14-piece character sheet
Every friend on the board, named, with the job they do in this story.
10 play cards
Title, a “Let’s play with” row, and one line on the back that moves the evening along.
30 Full HD slides
Three pictures per card at 1920×1080, sized to fill a television. No text burned into the art.
Instant gallery
A private link with the paid order. Open it on a phone or laptop and cast it to the TV.
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
Wants to be first. Learns that second still gets a go.
Mia
Invents the pebble rule. Notices who has not had a turn yet.
Lion
Enormous, and still sits down to wait. His tail finds it difficult.
Giraffe
Owns the only shade. Steps sideways so two hats fit.
Elephant
First at the waterhole, first to step back.
Zebra
Second in the queue. Does not push. Very striped about it.
Monkey
Grabs first, shares second. Takes one photo of his own foot.
Tiger
Takes far too long at the window and at the water. Everyone lets him.
Safari jeep
One steering wheel, two drivers. The tree is the swap point.
Paw-print tent
Has one window. The window has a queue.
Campfire
The circle where the last thank-you happens.
Camera
The thing everyone wants. The thing that gets passed.
Tree
Halfway marker for the jeep swap, and the shade nobody owns.
Bush
Photobombs twice. Denies it both times.
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.
Who Goes First?
Pick a fair way to choose. Any way. Just pick one.
Play with
- Adi
- Mia
- Camera
Mia Goes First
Second is not last. Second is just next.
Play with
- Mia
- Adi
- Camera
- Bush
Pass the Camera
Pass it in a circle. Circles come back.
Play with
- Adi
- Mia
- Monkey
- Camera
Two Seats, One Wheel
Drive to the tree. Then swap. The tree is the rule.
Play with
- Adi
- Mia
- Safari jeep
- Elephant
Lion Waits
A big friend can choose to go last.
Play with
- Lion
- Adi
- Mia
Share the Shade
One tree. Three heads. Easy.
Play with
- Giraffe
- Tree
- Adi
- Mia
Monkey’s Snack Turn
Break it first. Then hand it over.
Play with
- Monkey
- Adi
- Elephant
The Tent Window
Count to ten, then swap.
Play with
- Paw-print tent
- Adi
- Mia
- Tiger
The Waterhole Queue
Drink, step back, next friend.
Play with
- Elephant
- Zebra
- Tiger
- Mia
The Everyone Photo
Say who you waited for today. Then goodnight.
Play with
- Adi
- Mia
- Lion
- Giraffe
- Elephant
- Zebra
- Monkey
- Tiger
- Safari jeep
- Paw-print tent
- Campfire
- Camera
- Tree
- Bush
How tonight works
- Open the gallery from the order email or your account.
- Put it on the TV. Cast the browser tab, or open it on a laptop plugged into the screen.
- Draw one card. Read the title out loud. Point at the friends in the row.
- Play three pictures. Let them argue about who goes first.
- 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.
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