Oh no! Someone ignored the "Take One" sign and broke the Golden Rule of Halloween: they emptied the entire candy bowl! Luckily, there were witnesses to the crime! Unfortunately, there are several suspects that fit the description of the Halloween criminal. 

Work together to find clues and solve the mystery! As learners interview each suspect, they will be challenged with puzzles that will lead them to clues. Once they've solved all of the math mysteries, they'll use the clues to determine who committed the crime! 

This math mystery is perfect for preschool and early elementary school learners. Learners will "interview" suspects and use their knowledge of shapes, patterns, and colors to get clues. No reading is required. After each suspect has been interviewed, learners will use the clues to determine who is the candy caper!

In this class, learners may stay unmuted (as long as background noise isn't too disruptive). We'll practice taking turns and working together to solve the mysteries. If learners have not solved the mystery in 30 minutes and my schedule permits me to stay longer, I will give the students the time they need to finish solving the mystery.

This class will be most fun with at least two learners. If there is only one student enrolled, parents may be asked to choose one of the following options: 
1). if their learner would prefer being alone or with other students
2). if they would like to be transferred to a section with more students, or
3). withdraw/be refunded and enroll next time a section is offered.