Print and Sort a Complete Game
Make a page plan, keep the answers with the host, and check the player set before children sit down.
What you’ll have: A counted, sorted table pack ready to play.
Build your page plan
Open a game and choose the real number of children, teams and paper size. The print preview lists each section, who receives it, its copies and page count. The main download includes the essential host and player materials. Add invitations or certificates only when you want them.
- One complete player set and record set for each team
- One shared host-answer set and hint set
- One pencil per child
- Invitation and certificate pages only if selected
- Use the displayed total for your chosen game and settings
Download in the form you will use
Choose the combined PDF if you want one print job. Choose the ZIP if you want separate player, record, hint and answer files for sorting or sharing with another adult. The combined host pack includes answers, so review its section labels before giving out pages. For a child’s device or print job, use the separate player pack.
Make three piles
Put each team’s clue pages and blank records together. Keep the host answers and hints in a folder facing the adult. Put optional invitations and certificates aside. Print a single player page first if the printer is unfamiliar, then check small letters, line intersections and any table headers.
- PLAYERS: all clue pages in the printed order
- RECORDS: blank badge and working sheets beside the clues
- HOST: answers and hints facing away from players
- Check that the last clue and its full rule are present
- Match the PDF version across every pile
If a print job stops halfway
Use the page-plan ranges to find the missing section. Print that section alone rather than starting the full job again. Keep one version throughout the game: an older record or final sheet may use a different rule. The game page offers previous downloads separately when available.
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