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The complete collection

20 stories with 137 complete pages. Two-up cards keep pages complete, with a separate index and a fresh sheet for each discovery. Read the accompanying adult guide before an activity.

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Benny, a brown bear cub in a brown cap and red neckerchief, sits on moss in a warm forest clearing, holding one paw open toward you. Text: Something changed. Can you help Benny spot the clue?

01 · Something changed.

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny, a small brown bear in a brown detective cap and red neckerchief, holds a blue sock in a sunny woodland clearing. Text: Find the real match. These socks look alike. Which details can help? A little mystery to solve together.

02 · Find the real match.

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny holds a wooden spoon beside a broad gray stone in the forest. Text: Longer row. More things? Benny has a spoon puzzle. Can a longer row fool our eyes? Make a guess. Then find a way to check.

03 · Longer row. More things?

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny holds a wooden spoon and a folded yellow napkin beside a low forest log. Text: What comes next? Benny has started a pattern. Can you keep it going? Look for the part that repeats.

04 · What comes next?

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny explores a soft cloth napkin. An empty blue cup and wooden spoon rest on a cloth in the mossy clearing. Text: What’s your sorting rule? Benny is exploring familiar things. Which ones could go together? There can be more than one useful rule.

05 · What’s your sorting rule?

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny sits beside a low forest stump. A blue cup and folded yellow napkin are both visible. Text: Hidden… or gone? Benny has two things. Can you always see both? A different look can reveal a clue.

06 · Hidden… or gone?

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny, a small brown bear in a brown cap and red neckerchief, holds a blue paper strip and a yellow paper strip beside a mossy stone in a sunlit forest. Text: Which is longer? Two paper strips. One sneaky starting place. Benny has a way to check.

07 · Which is longer?

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny thinks beside four objects on a pale forest cloth: a blue cup, yellow cup, blue folded napkin and yellow folded napkin. Text: Two clues. One choice. Benny has a little guessing game. Can you use both clues? Look again when a new clue arrives.

08 · Two clues. One choice.

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny holds a folded pale-yellow cloth in his lap, with a blue plastic plate and wooden spoon beside him in a forest picnic nook. Text: First. Next. Ready. Benny is making a picnic place. Can you help plan the steps? Three little actions. One finished setup.

09 · First. Next. Ready.

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny holds a large flat blue triangle below his face beside a low forest stump. Text: Turn it. Still a triangle? Benny has one blue shape. What happens when it turns? Watch what changes—and what stays.

10 · Turn it. Still a triangle?

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny sits beside two empty blue plates on a pale cloth in the forest. No spoons are shown in this opening invitation. Text: One for each. Two places. A little sharing puzzle. Can Benny make equal groups? Give one to each, then check.

11 · One for each.

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Benny’s picnic mystery. Benny unpacks a blue cup beside an open picnic basket. A yellow folded napkin and wooden spoon lie on the moss.

12 · The missing picnic thing

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 6. Can you find this tiny clue? An extreme close-up shows blue knitted fabric crossed by two cream stripes. Only part of Benny’s curious eye, cap and paw appears at the edge; the whole object is not shown.

13 · The tiny-detail hunt

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 6full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Can you copy Benny’s model? Benny stands beside two mats on a woodland stone. A purple cloth covers the far set; red, yellow and blue blocks are visible on the near mat.

14 · Copy, cover, check

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. A mystery you can feel. Benny holds open an empty green cloth bag. A large wooden spoon, folded yellow cloth and blue cup are laid out beside him.

15 · What’s in the mystery bag?

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Grown-up, hide clues. Child, take the card. Benny holds a card showing a wicker basket and looks toward the real basket farther along the woodland path.

16 · Follow the picture clues

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 5. Can you solve this torn-picture mystery? Benny crouches beside three large torn paper strips, all with their blank backs facing up on the low stone. He raises one paw above them and looks invitingly toward the viewer.

17 · The torn-picture mystery

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 5full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. A tiny map. A hidden surprise. Benny stands at the edge of a small clearing, holding a map. A blue cloth lies near-left, a yellow cushion near-right, and a basket farther between them. The map shows the same arrangement, with a star on the basket.

18 · The little treasure map

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Can you remember Benny’s secret moves? Benny stands on level grass under a leafy forest arch, smiling with both forepaws open toward us.

19 · Copy my secret moves

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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Page 1 of 7. Can you build from a spoken clue? Benny leans toward a freestanding cream card screen with one paw beside his ear. An empty red bowl, wooden spoon and blue cube lie separately on his green mat. The other side is out of view.

20 · Build from my clues

Ages 4–7 with a grown-up · 7full-page story sheets. The separate guide contains adult setup, instructions, questions and classroom support.

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For the grown-ups · Keep the story going

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