[The video feed is initially shaky before it settles, Toriel smiles at the camera while Frisk dozes against her. Their congested breathing is hard to miss.]

This has been something that has been on my mind for a short while. Given how much time we have on certain nights and how many children are here. I've decided to make some puzzles to pass the time, brain teasers and some assignments for children interested in learning.

Puzzles are a monster tradition you see. My kind built puzzles for generations, even before things grew dire it was in our blood. [She politely skims over mention of the war, offering the tablet a smile.] I thought it would be enjoyable to spread that tradition to all of you.

[puzzles.zip]

I've categorized them from easiest to hardest. Math lessons and some basic reading are also in their own sections. Good luck, my friends. If you need any help, please ask.

[Those who download the packet and open it on their tablets will find themselves with a variety of puzzles and lessons. Basic reading consists of old monster folk stories, grand magical adventures with no real humans mentioned. The math lessons equally range from easy to harder, nothing above a 6th graders level though.]