The little things kids say, kept for good.
A warm, private journal for your kids' funniest sayings, wobbly firsts and everyday magic. Log a quote or a voice note in seconds and share it with the whole family. Free to start.
Ages 4–8 · 8 picture clues + treasure card · free printable
A free printable space treasure hunt for ages 4–8: young astronauts follow eight picture clues on a mission to bring a lost star home.
Mission Control calling! A little star fell out of the sky and landed somewhere in our home. Astronaut, your mission is to follow the picture clues and bring the star back. Ready? 3, 2, 1... blast off!
Tap a hiding place to switch it on or off (4–12 places). New places are added at the end; the last place is where the treasure waits.
A4 or US Letter · setup checklist, 9 cards, blank draw-your-own clues and a certificate
Look under the bed!
Every astronaut needs rest —
look under the bed for your quest!
Look by the window!
Look outside at the big blue sky —
the window has a clue nearby!
Mission: Float like an astronaut in slow motion!
Look next to a lamp!
Shining bright just like the sun —
look by the lamp, this one's fun!
Look on top of the washing machine!
Spinning round like planets do —
the washer has your next clue!
Look on the fridge!
Brrr! As cold as a comet's tail —
look on the fridge to follow the trail!
Mission: Count down from 10, then blast off!
Look on a kitchen chair!
Buckle up in your rocket seat —
look on the chair, that's really neat!
Look on the bookshelf!
Books of planets, moons and stars —
look on the shelf, from here to Mars!
Look under a pillow!
Soft as a cloud in outer space —
lift the pillow and search that place!
Mission: Moonwalk backwards 5 steps!
Mission complete!
You found the lost star! Welcome back to Earth, Astronaut!
A warm, private journal for your kids' funniest sayings, wobbly firsts and everyday magic. Log a quote or a voice note in seconds and share it with the whole family. Free to start.
A personalised newspaper for your child: their week, their interests, puzzles and a comic to finish. One A4 sheet, printed at home. Your first newspaper is a free sample.