88 CASE-FILE CARDSSOLO, COUPLES & FAMILIESCOOPERATIVE HOME MISSIONS
YOUR HOUSE. YOUR CREW. YOUR NEXT CASE.
Turn “we should check that” into “case closed.”
Open a case file and look at your home with fresh eyes. A sticking door. A worn weather seal. Toys left across a path. Home Detective Agency turns the things you walk past into missions you can investigate and work through together.
EVERY HOME NEEDS A DETECTIVE
Build your agency. Your way.
Make it a family mission.
Let children spot clues and help with simple tidy-up tasks while an adult leads the investigation and handles repairs. Everyone gets a part in looking after home.
Team up as a couple.
Choose a case, compare what you notice and tackle the next step together. Give that “we’ll get to it” list a more playful starting point.
Go solo.
Be your own chief detective. Pick one card, check one area and make a note of what needs attention. Work at your own pace.
A LITTLE TEAMWORK GOES A LONG WAY
Find the clue. Make the fix.
Swap a vague to-do list for a specific case. Look together, decide what needs doing and enjoy the satisfaction of making progress on the place you share.
Some cases lead to a simple fix. Others belong on a follow-up list for a qualified professional. Either way, you’ve noticed something worth acting on.
Choose a card and read the home-check mission. Start with an area you want to give some attention.
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Follow the clues.
Look around, compare notes and identify what needs attention. Work alone or investigate together.
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Move the case forward.
Handle a suitable simple task, plan the next step or arrange professional help. Use the card’s completion field to record a finished check.
ONE HOMEOWNER. PLENTY TO DISCOVER.
You’re the chief detective.
No group to organise. No opponent to beat. Just you, your home and a fresh case to investigate. Take on a single check or make a room-by-room session of it.
EVIDENCE FROM THE DECK
Your first three cases.
Original cards from the 88-card deck. Select one to read it in full.
BEFORE YOU OPEN THE FILE
A few things to know.
Is this cooperative or competitive?
Cooperative. You’re working towards the same goal: noticing what needs attention and looking after your home. Use it by yourself, with a partner or as an adult-led family activity.
Can children take part?
An adult leads the activity and chooses suitable tasks. Children can help spot clues and tidy everyday items; adults handle the checks and repairs that need experience.
Do I need to fix everything myself?
No. A case can help you identify a job for a qualified professional. Leave hazardous work, electrical repairs and work at height to the right person.
What’s in the deck?
88 tarot-sized home-inspection mission cards, presented as numbered case files with a check to carry out and a date-completed field.
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