Start with your paper
Choose A4 for A4 paper or US Letter for Letter paper. Open the file in a PDF reader and use 100% scale. A page cut off in preview is a signal to check the paper setting before printing the whole pack.
Separate players from hosts
Player files contain the activities. Host files contain solutions and progressive hints. Role-play games also have private role files: hand each guest only their own role.
Choose what needs a color printer
Use the low-ink player edition for a mostly white page. Puzzle information should also be conveyed by shape, wording or pattern. Decorative cover art can be skipped when you only need working sheets.
Prepare a working set
Read the materials list and count your participants. Matching games need their two copies; bingo needs one caller deck and different boards. If scissors are not suitable, let the adult prepare the cards or use the screen edition where included.
Keep a reset kit
Put reusable cards in an envelope and keep marked answer sheets separate. Your household licence permits replacement sheets for your own sessions. Physical print testing of the production editions is still pending.
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