Math Missions: The Case of the Stolen Hot Chocolate Ages 7-12

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Math Missions: The Case of the Stolen Hot Chocolate

Candice Parks

Candice Parks

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$12/class
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Dec 7
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$12 per class        45m


Course Description

Your child who comes alive when there's a puzzle to crack just found a three-day class where the math isn't the lesson — it's the only way to solve the crime. Someone stole the hot chocolate. The Arctic is full of suspects. And the only way to find out who did it is to think like a detective — which means using mathematics. Over three sessions, students collect clues, match animal footprints to suspects, track distances, graph evidence, eliminate possibilities, and finally bring their full case file together to crack the mystery wide open. Every calculation has a reason. Every piece of data is a clue. The hot chocolate doesn't recover itself. Every step is hands-on and anchored in story, so every concept arrives with context already built in. For neurodivergent learners especially, the mission framework gives the math a reason to exist before it's ever introduced. There's no single right path through the case — and every kind of thinker has a role in the investigation.

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Meet Your Teacher

Candice Parks

*Neurodivergent teacher & homeschool mom with 20+ years of combined experience *Skilled in supporting students with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other learning differences *Bachelor’s in Elementary Education & Master’s in Information Technology *Christian, wife, and mom who values faith, family, and kindness *I love reading, baking, and spending time with my family *Passionate about helping neurodivergent learners thrive in their unique strengths