Family pilot kit
Try Key Seekers Adventures with two or three families, one 30-minute session each, then tell us what to change. Their answers shape the next version of the story and the stages.
One 30-minute session
0–5 min
Welcome and ground rules
Say out loud: we listen, we test what we notice, we always tell a trusted adult, and nobody is ever pressured to share.
5–15 min
Read the story together
Read “The Face in My Prayer”, or use the read-aloud voice. Pause at scene six and ask what Mireya noticed versus what she thought it meant.
15–25 min
Play the Key Quest
Open Play Mode on a phone or tablet. Let the child lead. Sit beside them, do not answer for them.
25–30 min
One HEART Path entry
Write one real entry together. Save it, print it, and put it somewhere the child can revisit.
After
Send feedback
Two minutes on the form below. Name the moment that landed and the moment that confused.
What to watch for
- Where did the child get stuck or ask “what do I do now?”
- Which words were too old for them?
- Did any stage feel too long?
- Did the child understand that noticing and interpreting are two different things?
- Did anything feel pressuring, spooky, or unsafe?
- What did they want more of?
Send feedback
Sign in as a grown-up to send feedback. It keeps responses private to your own family.
👥 Do this with a grown-up
Pilot sessions stay small and supervised. Use first names or family labels only, and never record a child's voice, face, or location in feedback.