How to play:

- Gather the information from the clues.

- Use the grid to keep the track of the facts.

- Mark the boxes with for “no” and for “yes” in the correct box.

REMEMBER : There can be only one in each row and column.

Write your case conclusion about everyone’s crime here.

1. ______________________________________________

2. ______________________________________________

3. ______________________________________________

4. ______________________________________________

5. ______________________________________________

6. ______________________________________________

7. ______________________________________________

Museum

National Bank

House

Military armory

Jewellery store

Art Gallery

John Smith

Bruno

Lady Cat

ShaoShin

Chad

Steven

CLUES :

ShaoShin broke into a building and took something that starts with “J”

Steven felt afraid to steal from the National Bank.

The person who stole from The Museum has a name that starts with “C”.

John Smith, Bruno, and ShaoShin were the three most wanted criminals,

but none of them robbed the bank or sneaked into The Art Gallery.

Bruno did not steal from the Governor’s house.

Encourage the students to solve the case by telling the background story.

Ask the students to read the instruction and the clues carefully. Remind them that

there can be only one ‘YES’ in each column and row.

The Teacher can give an example by using the first clue.

“ShaoShin broke into a building and took something that starts with “J””.

Let the students do the rest of the exercise.

ANSWER KEY:

1. John Smith stole bars of gold from the Governor’s house.

2. Bruno is a famous smuggler. He attacked the military base and took some lethal weapons for his arms smuggling.

3. Lady Cat robbed the bank with her crew. Millions of dollars went into her pocket.

4. ShaoShin broke into the jewellery store and stole some luxurious jewellery.

5. Chad took the famous Egyptian Statue from the Historical Museum.

6. Steven took a famous painting for his collection.

P.S: the students must write the answers in past simple tense. It doesn’t matter if the sentences are different. What

matters is that the person is matched with the correct crime.

Last night was a very peaceful night. Unfortunately,

there were five big crimes that happened in the city. Be the

Detective and find out who did each crime.