The Hunt for The Red Raven

The Red Raven is the world's most notorious mischief maker and has been causing trouble at all four corners of the globe. The Kids Spy Network has been tracking them closely however they seems to be narrowly escaping at every turn. Almost as if they have some special knowledge.

We need more agents to investigate to examine the clues and evidence we have gathered and help us stop this mischief maker responsible for this. This mission will teach children about different locations around the world, including Canada, London and New Zealand.

This is a three-part series with three seperate missions for children to complete.

The Hunt for the Red Raven: Parts I, II & III

AU$40.00

What are the videos about?

As your child completes the mission, they will be directed to contact Agent Headquarters. As they solve the clues they will be asked to send their work to headquarters and then will be able to unlock the videos to see the 'live' transmission from our senior agents as they continue the hunt for the mischief makers.

To the children, this seems as though they are active participants in the hunt, and headquarters is relying on their information.

*A quick note about headquarters.

We take online safety for children seriously. We do not communicate with your child, allow them to talk to anyone else or collect any personal information from them when using the website. We reccomend that you have a look yourself before giving the mission to the children, just to see how it works!

What else do I need to know?

This is a three part series and you will need to give the missions to the children in the correct order, we provide information with each order to help you with this. Each mission should take about an hour to complete, however children go through at different rates depending on their age and problem solving abilites.

The missions will have the kids breaking codes, solving puzzles and finding out about the world around them. They have been instructed that they are allowed to show their parents, but ONLY after making them promise to keep the mission a secret!

Wait, how does it work? It's just an activity book, why do the Kids think they are secret agents?

The best part of these secret missions is the kids really believe they are secret agents. Many of them won't even show their parents, much to the amusement of the purchaser.

It works because of the way you deliver it. You write the kids name and give them a secret agent on the missions. You then devise a mischievous way to give it to them.