Congratulations Adventurers

You have solved the quest and saved the day! 🎉

The fun doesn’t have to end here! Keep the good times rolling with more cops and robbers-themed games and activities. From family movie recommendations to simple challenge activities, we’ve got you covered.

Activity 1

approx. 2 hours
Equipment: TV with streaming services

Watch a family film together

  1. Spy Kids (2001) PG - This action-packed adventure follows two children who discover that their parents are secret agents and must save them from danger. Stream on Stan, Amazon Prime, and Apple TV

  2. Zootopia (2016) PG - A clever and fun animated film where a bunny cop and a sly fox work together to solve a mystery in a city filled with anthropomorphic animals. Stream on Amazon Prime, and Apple TV.

  3. Home Alone (1990) PG- Although more of a holiday movie, it features a young boy outsmarting two bumbling burglars, which fits the theme in a fun and humorous way. Stream on Amazon Prime, and Apple TV.

  4. Sherlock Gnomes (2018) G- A fun animated mystery where garden gnomes turn into sleuths to solve the case of missing gnomes. Stream on Amazon Prime, and Apple TV.

  5. Inspector Gadget (2019) PG- A security guard's dreams come true when he is selected to be transformed into a cybernetic police officer. Stream on Amazon Prime, Disney+ and Apple TV.

  6. The Adventures of Tintin (2011) PG- An animated film based on the classic comic series, where young reporter Tintin and his dog Snowy solve mysteries and uncover conspiracies. Stream on Amazon Prime, Stan, Binge and Apple TV.

Activity 2

20 minutes!
Equipment: none

Good Cop, Bad Cop!

How to play:

  • One child plays the "bad cop" who hides an object in the room.

  • The "good cop" asks questions to find the hidden object.

  • The bad cop gives clues but can also mislead, making the game a fun challenge!

Activity 3

30 minutes
Equipment: Paper, pens, stickers, measuring tape

Paper Plane Battles!

So many modes of transport today, but how much did you learn at the Air Museum? Time for a family flight challenge.

Step 1: Create

  • Design and Decorate: Each family member receives a sheet of paper to create a paper aeroplane. You can get some inspo here if needed.

  • Decorate: Use pens and stickers to personalise and decorate the aeroplanes. Let your imaginations run wild!

Step 2: Competition

  • Setup: Choose an open space, either indoors or outdoors, where the aeroplanes can be flown without obstructions.

  • Measure: Use a measuring tape to mark starting lines and measure flight distances.

Step 3: Categories

  • Longest Flight: Measure the distance each aeroplane flies from the starting line to where it lands. The aeroplane that flies the farthest wins this category.

  • Best Design: Vote as a family on the aeroplane with the best design. Consider creativity, colour and imagination.

  • Most Creative Flight Path: Observe the flight paths of the aeroplanes. Award this category to the aeroplane that performs the most interesting or unique flight maneuvers (loops, spins, etc.).