Story-led science adventures for curious kids.

Printable and iPad-ready activity packs for ages 4–8, built around nature, real science, stories and hands-on discovery.

Butterfly life cycle activity pageTiny Wild Lab Butterfly Explorer Pack cover
First adventure available nowButterfly Explorer Pack

Inside the Explorer Pack

Real science children can see, solve and create.

Each page builds on the story with clear instructions, friendly character guidance and plenty of room to think with a pencil or stylus.

  • Butterfly life cycle and metamorphosis
  • Sequencing, matching and counting
  • Body parts and science vocabulary
  • Symmetry art, maze and mini comic
  • Nature-safe observation habits
  • Answer key and Certificate of Curiosity
A peek inside
The Butterfly Life Cycle workbook page
The life cycle
Butterfly symmetry drawing activity
A little symmetry
Meet the Tiny Wild Lab Crew workbook page
Meet the crew
Certificate of Curiosity
Celebrate discovery

Real pages. Tiny discoveries.

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Explore four sample pages from the complete 18-page adventure.

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Meet your wild lab team

Three friends. Three ways to wonder.

A question, a wild idea and a closer look. Get to know the friends behind every Tiny Wild Lab adventure.

Finn watching a snail's silvery trail through his magnifying glass

The curious explorer

Finn the Fox

“What else might we have missed?”

A tiny trail, an odd-shaped leaf, one more question. Finn notices the things everyone else walks past.

Read Finn's story

The silver trail

One morning, Finn almost hurried past a fallen leaf. A silver line caught the light. He knelt, looked through his magnifying glass and found a snail making its slow way across the leaf. Finn left it to wander. Ever since, he has packed one extra thing for every walk: time to stop and notice.

Pip testing a little twig bridge beside his green notebook

The playful inventor

Pip the Hedgehog

“That didn't work… yet!”

Pip's notebook is full of wonderfully wobbly ideas. If the first try falls over, he is already planning the next.

Read Pip's story

The bridge that wobbled

Pip's first twig bridge lasted exactly one wobble. He laughed, opened his green notebook and drew a new idea. He moved the stones closer, chose sturdier twigs and tried again. This bridge stayed up. Pip kept both drawings—the one that fell down and the one that worked. To him, a surprising result is an invitation to try something new.

Tilly quietly watching ripples and sky reflections in a woodland puddle

The friendly science guide

Tilly the Otter

“Let's look a little longer.”

Tilly brings a calm eye to every mystery. She listens, looks again and helps her friends test what they think.

Read Tilly's story

The puddle that held the sky

When an acorn dropped into a puddle, the clouds in the water seemed to break apart. Tilly almost shouted, “The sky is wobbling!” Then she waited. The ripples faded, and the clouds came back. She called Finn and Pip over to watch the next ripple together. Now her favourite answer is often another question: “What do you notice?”

Choose your adventure

One pack. Three flexible digital options.

Start with the format that fits your family or classroom. Every edition includes the same complete 18-page learning journey.

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Print at home

Printable Edition

€4.99

One purchase includes both paper sizes, so every family can choose the version that fits their printer.

  • 18-page A4 PDF
  • 18-page US Letter PDF
  • Answer key + certificate
  • Personal or single-classroom use
Choose Printable

Draw on screen

iPad Edition

€7.99

A reusable digital workbook with roomy activity areas for a stylus or finger.

  • 18-page portrait PDF
  • Clickable contents
  • PDF bookmarks
  • Stylus-friendly activities
Choose iPad
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Good to know

Questions from curious grown-ups.

What age is the pack designed for?

It is designed for children ages 4–8. Younger children will enjoy it most with a grown-up, while early readers can explore more independently.

Which printable paper size is included?

The Printable Edition includes both A4 and US Letter PDFs. Choose the file that matches your printer; there is no need to buy them separately.

How does the iPad edition work?

Save a clean copy, then open the PDF in a markup or note-taking app. Children can draw, circle, color and write with a stylus or finger.

Can teachers use it in class?

Yes. One purchase covers personal use or use within one classroom. Redistribution, file sharing and resale are not included.

Is a physical workbook available?

Not yet. The professionally printed edition is planned, but the current offers are digital downloads and no physical item will be posted.

What happens after I buy?

The secure checkout will deliver the matching download package after payment, including a short setup and license guide.