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The Mystery of Sleep
Start with Watson, Sherlock, and a question: what happens while we sleep?
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SMALL QUESTIONS. BIG DISCOVERIES.
Follow a little
curiosity.
Find your next clue.
Stories, sleep resources, and little investigations for curious kids and their grown-ups. Start wherever you are.
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WONDER
ASK
CASE FILE № 01 THE EVERYDAY WONDER
THE BEST PLACE TO START?“I wonder why…”
NOTICEWONDER
ASK
One useful next step is enough.
Read a story. Try something together. Keep the questions coming.
MEET THE BOOKS
Two mysteries. So many questions.
Read together, follow a clue,
and see what you wonder next.
Published book
The Case of the Racing Heart
Why does your heart beat faster when you run? Follow Watson and Sherlock into a body-science mystery.
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Every good mystery starts somewhere.
Choose where you found us.
We’ll bring a useful next step to the top.
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I’m here from…
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Find your next clue
Follow a story into an activity, a printable, or a clear explanation.
Explore your resources03
Keep wondering
Tell us what helped, what was unclear, or what you wish existed.
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THE RESOURCE SHELF
A little help for your next “why.”
6 resources ready to explore
✧✦A LITTLE CURIOSITY GOES A LONG WAY
ReadyNotice. Wonder. Ask.
Turn one small observation into a question to explore together. Talk, point, draw, or write.
Creative activityReadyThe Mystery of Sleep
Start with Watson, Sherlock, and a question: what happens while we sleep?
Published story
ReadySherlock’s Bedtime Clues
A little rhyme for winding down together. Listen, move, imagine—or simply rest.
Creative activity
ReadyA bedside copy, just for you
The Bedtime Clues rhyme and grown-up guidance in a free two-page printable.
Creative activity
ReadyThe Case of the Extra Hour
A clock mystery, a parent guide, and a little investigation for the fall time change.
Source-linked educationReadyThe Case of the Racing Heart
Why does your heart beat faster when you run? Follow Watson and Sherlock into a body-science mystery.
Published storyTAKING SHAPE · NOT YET RELEASED
What would help you next?
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Scary sleep
Was That a Sleep Terror?
A parent guide in development for scary sleep experiences and questions to bring to a clinician.
Professional review needed. No release date promised.
Details & release emailSchools & families
Recharge: a family sleep night
Story-led learning, family curiosity, and space for grown-up questions.
Event materials in development. No release date promised.
Details & release emailDaytime clues
Sleep Clue Notes
An idea for family-owned notes connecting nighttime, mornings, and daytime questions.
Professional review needed. No release date promised.
Details & release emailSchools & families
A little Recharge Mission
A playful take-home investigation to accompany future school learning.
Creative activity in development. No release date promised.
Details & release emailThese are development plans, not available downloads. Interest does not replace professional review. Prefer to leave an idea without an email? Share anonymous feedback.
FROM THE RESOURCE LAB
Good resources
take care.
Some things are ready to use. Others are still taking shape. We’ll always tell you which is which.
Ready means available—not clinically validated. Creative activities and general education have different purposes from individualized medical care.
Ready
Available to read, listen to, or print. Check each resource’s scope and sources.
Draft
There is a working version. It still needs refinement before release.
Exploratory
An idea or planned resource. A finished tool has not been verified.
Awaiting review
Professional or other required review is outstanding. Guidance is not released here.
CURIOSITY BELONGS IN THE CLASSROOM, TOO
Bringing the questions together.
Our developing family sleep-education work is helping shape a school-resource collection: shared stories, family activities, and questions for grown-ups. Materials and evaluation plans have their own review and approval steps.
This general question box is separate from school registration or event evaluation.
FOR THE GROWN-UPS
What should we
investigate next?
A question, a missing resource, a word that didn’t quite make sense. We’re listening.
Share a general topic. Please leave out names, contact details, school names, and personal health information.
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We use recurring themes to improve resources. No individual advice or personal replies. For health concerns, contact your healthcare team.
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