Pip searches for SantaA free Christmas adventure for little ones aged 3 and up

On Christmas Eve, a young reindeer comes crashing down into the tree where Pip, a little owl, lives. At the North Pole it's the polar night, and Santa is lost in a snowstorm. Luckily, a little owl can see well in the dark.

3+ Free Everything read aloud No ads 5 languages
Comet the reindeer stuck in Pip's tree, next to a snowman

A little owl off to the North Pole

Comet, the young reindeer, brings bad news: Santa is lost in a snowstorm. At the North Pole the sun doesn't rise in winter, so searching there is extra hard. Luckily, there's a little owl who loves to help.

So Pip comes along on the flight to the far north, in search of Santa's trail. On the way, Pip meets a lost penguin, two playful polar bear cubs and a walrus who snores very loudly.

Everything is read aloud, so even children who can't read yet can play all by themselves. If your child gets stuck for a moment, Pip gives a hint automatically.

7places to discover
6games along the way
21stickers with fun facts
18baubles to find

PipWill you come along? Together we'll find Santa!

What will your child discover?

Along the way, your child collects stickers with real facts, read aloud by Grandpa Owl. A sneak peek at the questions the game answers:

Why does it stay dark for months at the North Pole?

What colour is the skin under a polar bear's white fur?

Do girl reindeer have antlers too?

What happens to the nuts a squirrel forgets?

What does a walrus use its moustache for?

What is a narwhal's ‘horn’, really?

The answers? Your child will discover them in the game.

Games along the way

Found a game? You can play it again any time from the menu.

Sorting presents

Recognising shapes

Northern lights

Mixing colours

Snowflakes

Decorating and patterns

Clams for Mr Whiskers

Counting

Hide and seek in the storm

Looking and listening carefully

Sleigh flight

Steering, and you can't lose

Made for little hands

Pip searches for Santa is made for children who can't read yet and are still learning to click and tap.

  • Everything is read aloudEven children who can't read yet can play all by themselves.
  • Help comes automaticallyIf your child gets stuck, Pip gives a hint after a while.
  • No time pressure, no game overMistakes are gently corrected.
  • Tap or clickBig buttons, on tablet, smartphone or computer.
  • No ads and no purchasesYour child won't come across a shop or a payment button.
  • No account and no chatJust open and play, without contact with others.
  • Progress saved automaticallyIn the browser on your own device.
  • Pip is simply PipJust a little owl, so every child can see themselves in Pip.

Here's what it looks like

More adventures in Foxdale

Next up: Noor and Foxy, for when your child is a bit older.

Questions about Pip searches for Santa

Is Pip searches for Santa really free?

Yes, completely, from start to finish. There are no ads, and your child won't come across anything to buy.

What age is the game for?

For children aged 3 and up. Everything is read aloud and there's no time pressure, so even the youngest can play on their own. Older brothers and sisters can go hunting for all the baubles and stickers.

Does my child need to be able to read?

No. Every line is read aloud, including the facts on the stickers. As a parent, you can switch off the on-screen text.

Which devices can you play Pip searches for Santa on?

In the browser on a computer, tablet or smartphone. There's nothing to install. On a tablet or smartphone, it's best to play with the screen in landscape.

Which languages can you play it in?

In English, Dutch, French, Spanish and Ukrainian, each one fully voiced. You choose the language on the start screen.

Is progress saved?

Yes, automatically, on your own device. If you start again, the stickers and games you've found are kept.

Help Pip find Santa

Free, with no ads and no download. Play straight away in your browser.

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