This is a good beginning grid-style logic puzzle to use with your students. If your students have never solved this kind of problem, you might want to do it together as a class. If you are unfamiliar with this format, here is a good tutorial.
You can also get This Valentine's Day Logic Puzzle for free in worksheet form (along with another critical thinking Valentine's Day activity).
Six boys each have a crush on Kate. Read the clues to find out what each boy gave her for Valentine’s Day. Mark an X in squares that cannot be the answer. Mark and O in squares that you are sure are the correct answer.
• Hugo gave Kate a gift that begins with the same letter as his name.
• Jack put his gift in a box and wrapped with pink wrapping paper.
• Desmond’s gift, which was not candy, smelled really good.
• Neither Jack nor Sawyer gave Kate something she can eat.
• Ben needed an oven to make his gift.
Bonus points if you know where the names in the puzzle came from.
You can also get This Valentine's Day Logic Puzzle for free in worksheet form (along with another critical thinking Valentine's Day activity).
Six boys each have a crush on Kate. Read the clues to find out what each boy gave her for Valentine’s Day. Mark an X in squares that cannot be the answer. Mark and O in squares that you are sure are the correct answer.
• Hugo gave Kate a gift that begins with the same letter as his name.
• Jack put his gift in a box and wrapped with pink wrapping paper.
• Desmond’s gift, which was not candy, smelled really good.
• Neither Jack nor Sawyer gave Kate something she can eat.
• Ben needed an oven to make his gift.
Bonus points if you know where the names in the puzzle came from.






































3 comments:
Names come from LOST... I miss that show!
How do you solve the puzzle? I have 3 done, but can't figure out the last 3: Sawyer, John, Hugo.
Can you help me??
By the way, they are from Lost.
Loved Lost! I think I'm going to pull out the DVD's :)
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