Forty-three games. Here is every one.

Touch the dark sky and watch the first light arrive.

Lift the clouds and split the water from the air.

Raise dry ground, then plant it and watch it grow.

Hang the sun, the moon and the stars in order.

Fill the water with fish and the air with birds.

Meet each animal and name it, the way Adam did.

The work is done. Walk the island and let it be quiet.

One sheep wandered off. Count the flock and go find it.

Stand where David stood. Aim, wait for the wind, and let go.

Match every pair and walk them up the ramp before the rain.

Steer baby Moses past the reeds while Miriam watches.

Row out, read the water, and throw the net where the fish are.

Flame rests on each friend and every language is understood.

Catch friends falling from a boat while the lightning cracks.

Fill the basket with all nine fruits and dodge the weeds.

Catch a gift, its power switches on, then gather the blessings.

Board the animals in pairs before the water reaches the door.

Pull back the sling, watch the shield, and pick your moment.

Swim the deep, slip past the jellyfish, and reach the shore.

Hold the sea open with faith while every person crosses.

Find the way through forty years of desert, one turn at a time.

Drive the supply run. Switch lanes, jump the gaps, and bring every crate home.

Fly the rescue line down and lift people out, one careful pass at a time.

Keep the beat of the march. Miss the rhythm and the line falls apart.

Blocks fall. Spell a real Hebrew word right to left and hear it read back.

Sort the animals into pens. One animal per move for older kids, whole groups for the youngest.

Turn the pieces until the oil runs all the way to the lamp and it lights.

Small targets, no hurry. Accuracy is the only thing that counts.

Targets appear and vanish. Find them fast and commit.

Stay with a moving target without losing it.

Wait for the signal. Go too early and it does not count.

Keep it steady as the minute runs down and your hand gets tired.

What each branch does, told plainly, then checked with a badge quiz.

Alpha, Bravo, Charlie. Learn to spell your name so anyone can hear it.

Put the uniform together piece by piece and learn what each part is for.

Draw your own hero with real stamps and keep it in your album.

A steady-hand drill with a score you can beat tomorrow.

The whole course in order, with a certificate at the end.

Run the course. Swipe past the barricades and keep your accuracy up.

Every grade of maths, one question at a time, and it remembers what you know.

Learn a value, take the challenge, and build the hero you want to be.

Drag each branch to the job it does. Seven branches, seven jobs.

Six pieces of armour, what each one means, and a note on the real thing.