Starter Kit
$7
Start with one street and three ways to play.
- 6 building templates
- 1 Main Street map
- 8 cut-out accessories
- 3 mission cards
- 11 pages per paper size
01 Printable 3D Neighborhood Kit
Color, cut, and fold a 3D neighborhood. Then send the mail van on its route, plan a parade, or make up your own adventure.

02 From the actual PDF
Start with a house, give it a place on Main Street, then pick a mission and start playing.
03 Complete Kit
House, Bakery, Library, Post Office, Corner Market, Fire Station, School, Café, Pet Shop, Bike Shop, Community Center, and Apartment Building.
Main Street, Park Lane, School Square, and Market Loop. Line up the edges to connect the roads.
Give the town a mail van, school bus, trees, benches, and other street details.
Try a library story walk, give a visitor directions, or decide where a new bench should go.
Each size includes an illustrated print and assembly guide.
04 Complete Kit Bonus
Use the two blank templates to design a shop and create a community building. Draw the signs, color the walls, and pick a spot for each one on the map.
05 Digital download
Both editions include US Letter and A4 PDFs. Prices are in US dollars.
$7
Start with one street and three ways to play.
$17
Build a larger town with more places to go.
06 Our promise
Try the kit for seven days. If it isn’t right for you, request a full refund within seven days of purchase using the support contact on your order receipt.
07 Good to know
You receive two PDFs for the edition you choose, one in US Letter and one in A4. This is a digital product. No physical item is shipped.
Use scissors, a glue stick, and crayons or colored pencils. Regular paper works for maps and cards. Printer-safe cardstock helps the buildings stand up.
Choose the PDF that matches your paper and print single-sided at Actual Size (100%). This keeps the buildings and connecting map tiles at the intended scale.
An adult should supervise scissors. Younger builders may need help starting the folds or holding glued tabs. The house has a separate roof and takes a few extra folds.
Yes. Have small groups build different parts of the neighborhood, then bring them together and give each group a mission.