A friend and I thought that Tales in the Hundred Acre Woods could make for an amazing classroom activity, especially for younger students. It encourages creativity, and writing skills, and uses source material that is well-known and in the public domain. However, I am not sure that even with the House Mouse Brambletrek set, that it would easily adapt for a classroom environment. One idea might be that one game day is played each real day and the teacher controls the cards, but the students write their own entries and/or interpretations of the events of the day. Does anyone else that this or even the original Brambletrek could work in a classroom environment? Any suggestions for the necessary adaptations to make it work?