The Fraction Feast
The café needs you. Serve up six tasty number challenges.
1–4 or classroom teams25–40 min
Interactive adventures and puzzles that run in your browser. These editions need no printer; a connected room uses a separate device for each side.
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Across the Line uses a private room; other browser editions use one shared device.
The café needs you. Serve up six tasty number challenges.
1–4 or classroom teams25–40 min
A hidden letter. A library of clues. Read between the lines.
1–4 or classroom teams30–45 min
Rank the ridiculous. Defend your choices. Expect disagreement.
2–12 players or teams10–25 min
Draw it. Pass it. Guess it. See how far the story strays.
4–12 players15–30 min
Think you know each other? Make a prediction. Find out.
2 players25–45 min
Match the clouds and finish the patterns. The parade needs you.
1–4 children with an adult15–20 min
The wish machine is in a muddle. Six little puzzles to fix it.
2–6 players25–35 min
The exhibits have wandered off. Get them home before the museum opens.
1–4 players40–55 min
Particular guests. Peculiar rules. Can you find a room for everyone?
1–4 players20–30 min
Postcards out of order. An explorer to find. Piece together the journey.
1–4 players45–60 min
A missing neighbour. Conflicting statements. What happened upstairs?
1–2 players60–90 min
You each have half the clues. Keep talking. Bring the team home.
2–4, split into exactly two sides45–60 min
One banquet, one budget. Eight wonderfully awkward secret agendas.
4–8 players25–40 min
Three puzzles, a secret message and a little surprise just for them.
1–2 players10–20 min
Five small cases for your sharpest “hang on a minute…” moments.
1–2 players5–10 min per case
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