Eduria · Trial Artifacts

Collect the Six Trial Artifacts

Introduction

What are the Trial Artifacts?

Trial Artifacts are additional workbooks set in the world of Eduria. Each workbook is a separate, short adventure guided by one of the Eduria Guardians — teachers who help young heroes develop important skills.

The child completes the exercises on paper, but in the story they take on the trial of a chosen amulet: the rune, the trail, the mechanism, the vine, the shield, or the red ribbon.

After completing the workbook, a parent can scan the QR code, assign the unlocked artifact to their child’s hero, and continue the character’s growth in the Eduria Mentor app.

This is not just a workbook. It’s a little quest that stays with your child in the app, too.

How it works

How do artifacts work in Eduria?

Completing a workbook does not end the adventure on paper. A parent can scan the QR code, assign the unlocked artifact to a child profile, and track the hero’s progress in the Eduria parent panel.

  1. 1

    Choose a workbook

    Each workbook trains a different skill and is guided by a different Guardian.

  2. 2

    Complete the trial

    The child works through the exercises, develops specific skills, and discovers the story behind the artifact.

  3. 3

    Scan the QR code

    After the workbook is completed, the parent scans the code and chooses which child should receive the reward.

  4. 4

    Unlock the artifact

    The artifact is added to the hero profile and becomes part of the child’s larger development path.

Auralis and the Amulet of the First Rune
Amulet of the First RuneGuardian of Runes

Auralis and the Amulet of the First Rune

Auralis guides young heroes through the world of lines, symbols, and first letters. This workbook helps children practice a steady hand, focus, and early writing readiness. Each page is a small trial of patience — because even the greatest magic begins with one carefully drawn line.

This workbook supports

  • graphomotor skills
  • letters
  • focus
  • hand precision
  • visual-motor coordination

Inside you will find

  • pre-writing patterns
  • tracing exercises
  • first letters
  • rune-inspired tasks
  • a short trial of the Rune Guardian
For parents

This workbook supports handwriting readiness, line control, and focused practice without pressure.

Coming soon

Narin and the Artifact of the Silent Trail
Artifact of the Silent TrailGuardian of Trails

Narin and the Artifact of the Silent Trail

Narin teaches patience, orientation, and careful line control. In his trial, children follow mazes, paths, and hidden passages while practicing movement planning and hand control.

This workbook supports

  • mazes
  • attention
  • planning
  • focus
  • coordination

Inside you will find

  • mazes
  • line-following paths
  • stay-within-the-path exercises
  • trails and maps
  • scout-themed tasks
For parents

This workbook supports spatial orientation, patience, planning, and controlled hand movement within clear boundaries.

Coming soon

Tivia and the Artifact of the Amber Gear
Artifact of the Amber GearMechanism Mender

Tivia and the Artifact of the Amber Gear

Tivia invites children into the world of shapes, patterns, and clever puzzles. In her workbook, simple forms turn into pictures, missing parts return to their places, and logic tasks show that every problem can be solved step by step.

This workbook supports

  • logic
  • geometric shapes
  • symmetry
  • patterns
  • problem solving

Inside you will find

  • pictures built from shapes
  • missing-part exercises
  • simple picture sudoku
  • logic puzzles
  • mechanism-themed tasks
For parents

This workbook supports logical thinking, visual analysis, pattern recognition, and patient problem solving.

Coming soon

Liora and the Artifact of the Green Vine
Artifact of the Green VineKeeper of Living Shapes

Liora and the Artifact of the Green Vine

Liora leads children through the world of nature, colors, and calm creation. This workbook is filled with plants, animals, magical gardens, and coloring pages. It is a trial of patience, harmony, and careful observation.

This workbook supports

  • colors
  • creativity
  • patience
  • attention
  • aesthetic sense

Inside you will find

  • coloring pages
  • plants and animals of Eduria
  • magical gardens
  • nature patterns
  • calm creative tasks
For parents

This workbook helps children calm down, develop creativity, and practice completing work patiently.

Coming soon

Maela and the Artifact of the Warm Shield
Artifact of the Warm ShieldGuardian of the Warm Shield

Maela and the Artifact of the Warm Shield

Maela teaches that heroism is not only courage, but also care, calmness, and noticing others. In her workbook, children recognize emotions, help characters find safe places, and practice simple calming strategies.

This workbook supports

  • emotions
  • empathy
  • calming down
  • safety
  • self-regulation

Inside you will find

  • emotion-based tasks
  • paths to safe places
  • matching needs with help
  • calm coloring pages
  • “pause and choose” exercises
For parents

This workbook supports emotion recognition, talking about needs, self-regulation, and building a sense of safety. It may be especially helpful for children who get frustrated quickly, have a lot of energy, or benefit from simple calming routines.

Coming soon

Boran and the Artifact of the Red Ribbon
Artifact of the Red RibbonGuardian of the Red Ribbon

Boran and the Artifact of the Red Ribbon

Boran shows that true strength is not about pushing, shouting, or hitting. A true warrior can stop, protect the weaker, and use courage wisely. This workbook helps children practice movement control, patience, boundaries, and responsibility for their own strength.

This workbook supports

  • boundaries
  • impulse control
  • courage
  • persistence
  • responsible strength

Inside you will find

  • training paths
  • shield-themed tasks
  • choosing good reactions
  • “freeze-frame” exercises
  • short scenes about strength and responsibility
For parents

This workbook supports children in understanding boundaries, controlling impulses, and choosing safe reactions. It helps start conversations about the fact that being bigger, stronger, or faster does not give anyone the right to hurt others.

Coming soon

Parent account

Artifacts come alive in the parent panel

After completing a workbook, you can assign the artifact to your child’s account, track completed trials, and build their hero path in the world of Eduria.

01

Assign artifacts

Scan the QR code from the workbook and add the unlocked artifact to your child’s profile.

02

Track the collection

See which trials have been completed and which artifacts your child has already earned.

03

Add multiple children

Manage the progress of more than one child from a single parent account.

04

Get ready for more adventures

The parent account will connect workbooks, books, and future Eduria activities.

Eduria world

Part of the larger Eduria world

Trial Artifacts are part of the larger Eduria world. Children meet characters through stories, practice concrete skills in workbooks, and parents can track progress and hero development in the parent panel.

  1. 1

    Books

    Discover the story, lands, and heroes of Eduria.

  2. 2

    Workbooks

    Complete Guardian trials and develop concrete skills.

  3. 3

    Parent panel

    Assign artifacts, track progress, and manage your child’s account.

  4. 4

    Hero adventure

    Collect artifacts and build the young hero’s development path.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. You can buy a workbook independently. A parent account is needed when you want to assign the unlocked artifact to your child’s profile and track hero progress.
After completing the workbook, the parent scans the QR code, logs in, and chooses the child who should receive the artifact.
The same code and artifact should be assigned only once to the selected child. This keeps the collection organized and fair.
The workbooks are mainly designed for early primary school children, but the difficulty may vary depending on the trial and the child’s individual skills.
Yes. The workbooks, books, parent panel, and future Eduria activities form one connected world of development and adventure.
No. The workbooks are educational and developmental. They may support focus, emotions, graphomotor skills, and self-regulation, but they do not replace professional consultation.

Start the first trial

Choose a workbook, create a parent account, and help your child collect new artifacts in the world of Eduria.

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