Our first full printable adventure: a whole game you can make together

One quest, one team

The Super Funday Star has lost its sparkle. Your team travels from Giggly Grove through Wobble Peaks to Star Castle, collecting three keys and bringing the magic back.

Everyone shares one team token. A child takes a turn as Adventure Captain, rolls the paper dice and moves the team along the path. Land on a mission or surprise, and everyone joins in. Pass the Captain badge around so each child gets a turn to lead.

The missions take the game beyond the board. You might make a paper hat and give it a silly name, become a robot parade, invent a strange creature or tell a story one word at a time. The board gives you somewhere to go; the children supply the ideas.

There is no race to beat a sibling. Collect the keys, reach the chest and celebrate together.

A full game, ready to print

The pack includes the pieces for the adventure, rather than just a sheet of activity suggestions:

• A colourful world spread across two board sheets.
• 30 mission cards, 12 surprise cards and optional blanks for your own ideas.
• Three key challenges and cut-out keys to collect.
• Shared team tokens, a foldable 1-or-2 dice and an Adventure Captain badge.
• Ready stars and a Team Ready tracker.
• A paper treasure chest, a secret pocket and an adventure certificate.
• A player handbook, collaborative play update and illustrated parent cutting and assembly guide.

Making it is part of the adventure

You will need A4 paper or light card, child-safe scissors, glue or tape, and some spare card. Children can help choose, cut and assemble pieces, with a grown-up handling tricky folds and supervising scissors.

1. Choose your version. Both downloads contain the complete game. The black-and-white version is an alternative to printing the colour artwork.
2. Read the assembly guide first. Print single-sided at 100% / Actual Size, with the board sheets in landscape. Try a test print before preparing every piece.
3. Build the essentials. Join the board, cut the cards and one shared token, and prepare the dice, keys and team kit. Allow preparation time separately from playing.
4. Trial-fold the chest before gluing. The guide notes that it may need a back panel made from spare card. Leave the lid free to open.
5. Use the cooperative update. Page 13 explains shared-team play; page 12 has the team tokens. Follow these where the older handbook mentions individual characters.

Keep little cut-outs away from children who might put them in their mouths, and leave a clear, safe space for movement missions.

Make room for your family’s version

A full adventure takes around 25–40 minutes once the game is prepared. For a shorter first go, the handbook suggests finishing at the first key on space 5: a mini adventure of about 10–20 minutes.

If a challenge does not suit someone, say “Try Another!” and swap it. The blank cards leave space for your own family missions and surprises. A good adventure should leave room for the children playing it.

That connects this printable to the original list that started Super Funday: a little prompt, followed by whatever the children make of it. I’m excited to share that idea in a form families can build, keep and bring back to the table.