Field Training
Quick screen-free nature missions, observation challenges and Earth Protector actions for ages 6–11.
A$0
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Three ways into the Agency.
The product ladder is deliberately simple: free experiences prove the idea, the Starter Kit creates the Agent identity, and larger mission packs give families a deeper adventure to return to.
Starter Kit
A complete 33-page recruitment adventure with the opening story, Agent identity tools, Secret Meeting deck, credentials and Mission 001 teaser.
A$19
Recruit an AgentMission 001: Ocean Discoverer
A deeper field investigation built around ocean clues, wildlife observation, environmental problem-solving and an Agent completion record.
Target A$12
Join release listWhat the larger mission packs are designed to deliver
More than another printable worksheet.
Story-led investigationEach pack gives the child a reason to investigate rather than simply a list of activities.
Multiple missionsA sequence of challenges creates a complete adventure that can be spread over several sessions.
Field-journal pagesObservation, evidence, sketches, deductions and Agent reports become part of the experience.
Real-world actionEvery mission ends by connecting discovery to a safe, age-appropriate action for the Earth.
Collectible progressionMission records, badges and cards are designed to make each completed investigation feel like progress.
Grown-up guideClear setup instructions keep preparation simple and protect the sense of discovery for the child.
Questions
Mission Headquarters FAQ
What age are GSA missions for?
The core GSA experience is designed for children aged 6–11, with grown-up preparation where needed.
Are the missions screen-free?
Yes. The activities are designed around paper, observation, conversation, imagination and real-world exploration rather than a device.
Is Ocean Discoverer available to buy yet?
Not yet. The release page is collecting grown-up emails while the full paid mission pack is completed. The Starter Kit is currently the main paid digital product.
Do children need an email address?
No. Grown-ups handle email sign-up and purchasing.