Mix puzzle types without losing the route
A riddle describes the next destination. A secret code encodes its name. A word puzzle changes how the name is presented. All should still lead to one clear hiding place. Review each result before printing.
Use difficulty one clue at a time
Standard can be a starting point, but reading confidence and experience with puzzles vary. Use an easier clue after a harder one, and keep the hint sheet with the grown-up. In the editor, Regenerate applies a new type or difficulty while retaining the destination.
Make reading a shared job
Rotate the card holder and reader. Ask the group to hear the whole clue before moving. A grown-up can explain the code key or read a long sentence without giving away the destination.
End with a celebration
Use the parent guide to place the reward at the final answer. Add a shared message in Design and individual certificate names in Pages. The invitation can keep the birthday child or team name even when the group receives several certificates.
