Junior Mystery Detective Challenges

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Solve kid-friendly mystery puzzles

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Shwesin Moe

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Froggy Jumps Junior Mystery Detective ChallengesOnline version Solve kid-friendly mystery puzzles by Shwesin Moe 1 A detective notices muddy footprints leading to the classroom. What is the best first step to investigate? a Ignore them and keep moving forward b Follow the footprints without a plan c Take a careful note of the footprints and measure their size 2 If a clue points to two suspects, what should you do next? a Ask one suspect only b Decide the culprit based on a hunch c Check alibis and compare evidence 3 A backpack is missing from a chair. Which clue would help most? a The backpack’s tag with owner’s name b The color of the chair c The weather outside 4 Which skill helps you notice small details in a scene? a Guessing b Observation c Typing fast 5 Two students claim they were in class during recess. What helps determine truth? a Ask them to repeat their names b Announce the results publicly c Compare what each student saw and time-stamped evidence 6 A torn page is found near the desk. What is a good next step? a Preserve the torn edge and look for matching text b Throw it away c Use it to blame someone 7 What is an alibi in detective work? a A type of clue b A statement of where someone was at a specific time c A new mystery 8 Which is a safe way to test a fingerprint clue? a Wipe it with your sleeve b Dust for prints using proper tools and compare c Wash it down the sink 9 Why is keeping a clue log important? a To track clues, dates, and people involved b To decorate the notebook c To write stories afterwards 10 What should you do after solving a mystery in a story? a Explain how each clue led to the conclusion b Hide the solution c Ignore the clues you found

Froggy Jumps

Junior Mystery Detective ChallengesOnline version

Solve kid-friendly mystery puzzles

by Shwesin Moe

A detective notices muddy footprints leading to the classroom. What is the best first step to investigate?

Ignore them and keep moving forward

Follow the footprints without a plan

Take a careful note of the footprints and measure their size

If a clue points to two suspects, what should you do next?

Ask one suspect only

Decide the culprit based on a hunch

Check alibis and compare evidence

A backpack is missing from a chair. Which clue would help most?

The backpack’s tag with owner’s name

The color of the chair

The weather outside

Which skill helps you notice small details in a scene?

Guessing

Observation

Typing fast

Two students claim they were in class during recess. What helps determine truth?

Ask them to repeat their names

Announce the results publicly

Compare what each student saw and time-stamped evidence

A torn page is found near the desk. What is a good next step?

Preserve the torn edge and look for matching text

Throw it away

Use it to blame someone

What is an alibi in detective work?

A type of clue

A statement of where someone was at a specific time

A new mystery

Which is a safe way to test a fingerprint clue?

Wipe it with your sleeve

Dust for prints using proper tools and compare

Wash it down the sink

Why is keeping a clue log important?

To track clues, dates, and people involved

To decorate the notebook

To write stories afterwards

What should you do after solving a mystery in a story?

Explain how each clue led to the conclusion

Hide the solution

Ignore the clues you found

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

Junior Mystery Detective Challenges

Froggy Jumps

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by Shwesin Moe

A detective notices muddy footprints leading to the classroom. What is the best first step to investigate?

If a clue points to two suspects, what should you do next?

A backpack is missing from a chair. Which clue would help most?

Which skill helps you notice small details in a scene?

Two students claim they were in class during recess. What helps determine truth?

A torn page is found near the desk. What is a good next step?

What is an alibi in detective work?

Which is a safe way to test a fingerprint clue?

Why is keeping a clue log important?

What should you do after solving a mystery in a story?

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