Garden detectives · picture A
Take a good look…
Something cheeky has happened to this picture from the book. Put this page beside picture B on page 2. Can you spot all six changes?

Garden detectives · picture A
Something cheeky has happened to this picture from the book. Put this page beside picture B on page 2. Can you spot all six changes?

Garden detectives · picture B
Compare this picture with picture A on page 1. Circle six differences here. Work together, or take turns to find one each.

A bigger challenge · pencil at the ready
Help the boys take the ball from START to GOAL. Stay between the hedges and turn back if a dad blocks your way.

The best-dressed team in the garden
Jamie loves blue. Callum loves green and white. Your team can wear anything you can imagine!
Draw something that makes your team special.
Choose your three team colours.
OUR TEAM NAME
MY NUMBER MY BEST MATE’S NUMBER

You’re the storyteller
The dads think they’re going to win. Draw what Jamie and Callum try next, then give your match a brilliant ending.
MY STORY IS CALLED
A tabletop rematch · 2 players
You need one dice and two small counters. Put both counters on 1. Youngest player kicks off. Follow the numbers through the garden.

Every goal is better with your best mate cheering.
Colour a picture from the book
Jamie, Callum and one very important football. Pick your colours and make this picture your own.

Coloured by: ___________________________________
Colour a picture from the book
Dad reckons these slippers can win the match. What colour would YOU make them?

Coloured by: ___________________________________
Colour a picture from the book
The boys against the dads. Bring their garden football match to life with your pencils.

Coloured by: ___________________________________
For when you need a wee hint
Keep this page for after the games. Finding your own way is half the fun!

Follow the orange route. It collects all three stars and avoids every dad. This maze has one route from start to goal.
There’s no wrong kit, badge or story ending. Ask your child about their drawings and write down their words if they’d like a hand.
If a special square moves you onto another special square, stop there. On the next turn, roll as usual. Try the team challenge together after your first match.

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