Can you help Lillicorn sort all the items into ‘sea life’ or colour ‘green’ groups? Cut out each item and stick it in the correct circle(s). Some items may appear in both groups. As an additional challenge, can you think of any other items that can go in these groups? Draw them! Includes answer sheet. Requires printing of worksheet in colour. Time required to teach: 20 minutes. You can find more free resources at www.questfriendz.com Links to National Curriculum: KS1 Maths - statistics Links to complementary resources: The activity sheet is linked to the book SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun. The first instalment in a STEM-sational series which inspires a love of STEM learning in children aged 4-8, through a unique blend of adventure stories and interactive play. Read the book, solve the quests using stickers and learn STEM skills in immersive ways never done before. Meet Lilli and her best friends Leo and Bea - three endlessly curious kids with BIG imaginations. When they unite to solve a challenging science problem, they turn into SUPERHEROES Lillicorn, Leo Zoom and Bea Bumble and journey to a world full of magic, adventure and quests. Lilli, Bea and Leo are working on solving the science question of how objects such as a hot air balloon go up in the air. They journey to Questland in search of the answer. Upon their arrival the queen asks for their help. Lord Grumble and the Snapettes have stolen the sun and Questland is in darkness. Adventure and excitement await as the friends work together to crack this latest case. Can you help them to track down Lord Grumble and his Snapettes and return the stolen sun to Questland? Children develop 12 STEM skills including problem solving, coding, sequencing, debugging and algorithms as they complete each interactive quest…and discover their inner superhero along the way. The book includes 100 reusable stickers (which can be removed for classroom use), a reward chart, glossary and answer page. Also available in the SuperQuesters series: *SuperQuesters: The Case of the Missing Memory *- Shortlisted for *The Week Junior *Book Awards 2023: Children’s Book of the Year - STEM category SuperQuesters: The Case of the Great Energy Robbery * ** SuperQuesters: The Case of the Angry Sea

Can you help B-bot collect all the classroom items on his way to meet Bea Bumble? Draw up, down, left and right arrows in the blocks from Start to End (including those with classroom items). Includes an answer sheet. Watch out for the Snapettes, they won’t let you pass! You can only land on the same block once. Try to complete the quest in 9 steps. Time required to teach: 10 – 15 minutes. You can find more free resources at www.questfriendz.com Links to the National Curriculum: KS1 Computing – algorithms; debugging; logical reasoning. Links to complementary resources: The activity sheet is linked to the book SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun. The first instalment in a STEM-sational series which inspires a love of STEM learning in children aged 4-8, through a unique blend of adventure stories and interactive play. Read the book, solve the quests using stickers and learn STEM skills in immersive ways never done before. Meet Lilli and her best friends Leo and Bea - three endlessly curious kids with BIG imaginations. When they unite to solve a challenging science problem, they turn into SUPERHEROES Lillicorn, Leo Zoom and Bea Bumble and journey to a world full of magic, adventure and quests. Lilli, Bea and Leo are working on solving the science question of how objects such as a hot air balloon go up in the air. They journey to Questland in search of the answer. Upon their arrival the queen asks for their help. Lord Grumble and the Snapettes have stolen the sun and Questland is in darkness. Adventure and excitement await as the friends work together to crack this latest case. Can you help them track down Lord Grumble and his Snapettes and return the stolen sun to Questland? Children develop 12 STEM skills including problem solving, coding, sequencing, debugging and algorithms as they complete each interactive quest…and discover their inner superhero along the way. The book includes 100 reusable stickers (which can be removed for classroom use), a reward chart, glossary and answer page. Also available in the SuperQuesters series: SuperQuesters: The Case of the Missing Memory - Shortlisted for The Week Junior Book Awards 2023: Children’s Book of the Year - STEM category *SuperQuesters: The Case of the Great Energy Robbery * SuperQuesters: The Case of the Angry Sea

This resource pack has been created for use in the classroom and includes six creative and interactive activities designed to make KS1 Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths (STEM) learning fun and engaging. It includes: KS1 Technology/Science: Design a Hot Air Balloon KS1 Maths: Logic and Counting Worksheet KS1 Transport/Science: Things that Fly Worksheet KS1 Computing: Coding Worksheet KS1 Maths: Sorting Worksheet (Venn Diagrams) Fun worksheet to design your own STEM superhero Certificate Answers for all worksheets Time required to teach each worksheet: 30 – 45 minutes (including teaching input). Most worksheets can be used on their own, as a starter/early work, or you may wish to use them to support a full lesson. You can find more free resources at www.questfriendz.com Links to National Curriculum: KS1 Science (working scientifically; uses of everyday materials) KS1 Design and Technology (design) KS1 Mathematics – (number and place value; statistics) KS1 History (differences between ways of life in different periods; significant national/global events; lives of significant individuals who have contributed to key achievements) KS1 Computing – (algorithms; debugging; logical reasoning). Links to complementary resources: The activity sheet is linked to the book SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun. The first instalment in a STEM-sational series which inspires a love of STEM learning in children aged 4-8, through a unique blend of adventure stories and interactive play. Read the book, solve the quests using stickers and learn STEM skills in immersive ways never done before. Meet Lilli and her best friends Leo and Bea - three endlessly curious kids with BIG imaginations. When they unite to solve a challenging science problem, they turn into SUPERHEROES Lillicorn, Leo Zoom and Bea Bumble and journey to a world full of magic, adventure and quests. Lilli, Bea and Leo are working on solving the science question of how objects such as a hot air balloon go up in the air. They journey to Questland in search of the answer. Upon their arrival the queen asks for their help. Lord Grumble and the Snapettes have stolen the sun and Questland is in darkness. Adventure and excitement await as the friends work together to crack this latest case. Can you help them track down Lord Grumble and his Snapettes and return the stolen sun to Questland? Children develop 12 STEM skills including problem solving, coding, sequencing, debugging and algorithms as they complete each interactive quest…and discover their inner superhero along the way. Also available in the SuperQuesters series: ** SuperQuesters: The Case of the Missing Memory - Shortlisted for *The Week Junior *Book Awards 2023: Children’s Book of the Year - STEM category SuperQuesters: The Case of the Great Energy Robbery * SuperQuesters: The Case of the Angry Sea

In SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun, The Queen of Questland floats up in the air in a hot air balloon. What other things (including animals or machines) can you think of that go up in the air? Draw them in this worksheet. Includes a list of suggested answers. Time required to teach: 30 minutes. We suggest this support a lesson on transportation. Additional material required: Lesson on transportation You can find more free resources at www.questfriendz.com Links to National Curriculum: KS1 History - differences between ways of life in different periods; significant national/global events; lives of significant individuals who have contributed to key achievements. KS1 Science – working scientifically; everyday materials; forces. Links to complementary resources: The activity sheet is linked to the book SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun. The first instalment in a STEM-sational series which inspires a love of STEM learning in children aged 4-8, through a unique blend of adventure stories and interactive play. Read the book, solve the quests using stickers and learn STEM skills in immersive ways never done before. Meet Lilli and her best friends Leo and Bea - three endlessly curious kids with BIG imaginations. When they unite to solve a challenging science problem, they turn into SUPERHEROES Lillicorn, Leo Zoom and Bea Bumble and journey to a world full of magic, adventure and quests. Lilli, Bea and Leo are working on solving the science question of how objects such as a hot air balloon go up in the air. They journey to Questland in search of the answer. Upon their arrival the queen asks for their help. Lord Grumble and the Snapettes have stolen the sun and Questland is in darkness. Adventure and excitement await as the friends work together to crack this latest case. Can you help them track down Lord Grumble and his Snapettes and return the stolen sun to Questland? Children develop 12 STEM skills including problem solving, coding, sequencing, debugging and algorithms as they complete each interactive quest…and discover their inner superhero along the way. The book includes 100 reusable stickers (which can be removed for classroom use), a reward chart, glossary and answer page. Also available in the SuperQuesters series: SuperQuesters: The Case of the Missing Memory - Shortlisted for *The Week Junior *Book Awards 2023: Children’s Book of the Year - STEM category *SuperQuesters: The Case of the Great Energy Robbery * SuperQuesters: The Case of the Angry Sea*

In SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun, the SuperQuesters find out how something as heavy as a hot air balloon can leave the ground. (The answer: because the hot air rises and fills the balloon!) Design your own hot air balloon. Time required to teach: 30 minutes. We suggest this supports a lesson on vehicles, energy or forces. You can find more free resources at www.questfriendz.com Links to National Curriculum: KS1 Science – working scientifically; uses of everyday materials KS1 Design and Technology - design Links to complementary resources: The activity sheet is linked to the book SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun. The first instalment in a STEM-sational series which inspires a love of STEM learning in children aged 4-8, through a unique blend of adventure stories and interactive play. Read the book, solve the quests using stickers and learn STEM skills in immersive ways never done before. Meet Lilli and her best friends, Leo and Bea - three endlessly curious kids with BIG imaginations. When they unite to solve a challenging science problem, they turn into SUPERHEROES Lillicorn, Leo Zoom and Bea Bumble and journey to a world full of magic, adventure and quests. Lilli, Bea and Leo are working on solving the science question of how objects such as a hot air balloon go up in the air. They journey to Questland in search of the answer. Upon their arrival the queen asks for their help. Lord Grumble and the Snapettes have stolen the sun and Questland is in darkness. Adventure and excitement await as the friends work together to crack this latest case. Can you help them track down Lord Grumble and his Snapettes and return the stolen sun to Questland? Children develop 12 STEM skills including problem solving, coding, sequencing, debugging and algorithms as they complete each interactive quest…and discover their inner superhero along the way. The book includes 100 reusable stickers (which can be removed for classroom use), a reward chart, glossary and answer page. Also available in the SuperQuesters series: SuperQuesters: The Case of the Missing Memory - Shortlisted for The Week Junior Book Awards 2023: Children’s Book of the Year - STEM category SuperQuesters: The Case of the Great Energy Robbery SuperQuesters: The Case of the Angry Sea

A fun activity sheet focused on logic, counting and reasoning. Supporting KS1 maths, children must help Atom, the mouse, count the mushrooms in different ways. As an additional challenge, create your own questions for a friend to solve. Includes an answer sheet. Requires printing of worksheet in colour. Time required to teach: 15 - 20 minutes Additional material required: None but you can find more free resources at www.questfriendz.com National Curriculum links: KS1 Maths – number and place value; statistics (Year 2) Links to complementary resources: The activity sheet is linked to the book SuperQuesters: The Case of the Stolen Sun. The first instalment in a STEM-sational series which inspires a love of STEM learning in children aged 4-8, through a unique blend of adventure stories and interactive play. Read the book, solve the quests using stickers and learn STEM skills in immersive ways never done before. Meet Lilli and her best friends Leo and Bea - three endlessly curious kids with BIG imaginations. When they unite to solve a challenging science problem, they turn into SUPERHEROES Lillicorn, Leo Zoom and Bea Bumble and journey to a world full of magic, adventure and quests. Lilli, Bea and Leo are working on solving the science question of how objects such as a hot air balloon go up in the air. They journey to Questland in search of the answer. Upon their arrival the queen asks for their help. Lord Grumble and the Snapettes have stolen the sun and Questland is in darkness. Adventure and excitement await as the friends work together to crack this latest case. Can you help them track down Lord Grumble and his Snapettes and return the stolen sun to Questland? Children develop 12 STEM skills including problem solving, coding, sequencing, debugging and algorithms as they complete each interactive quest…and discover their inner superhero along the way. The book includes 100 reusable stickers (which can be removed for classroom use), a reward chart, glossary and answer page. Also available in the SuperQuesters series: SuperQuesters: The Case of the Missing Memory - Shortlisted for The Week Junior Book Awards 2023: Children’s Book of the Year - STEM category *SuperQuesters: The Case of the Great Energy Robbery * SuperQuesters: The Case of the Angry Sea