Group Size: 6–20 participants Duration: 15–25 minutes Materials: Clue cards or scenario
Objectives:
- Develop critical thinking and reasoning skills
- Improve observation and attention to detail
- Strengthen group discussion and collaboration
- Encourage structured problem-solving
- Support decision-making processes
Instructions: Present a mystery scenario. Participants receive clues and work individually or in groups to solve it. They discuss possibilities and present their solution. The facilitator reveals the correct answer.
Adaptations for Neurodiversity:
- Provide visual clues
- Allow written reasoning
- Break clues into smaller steps
- Allow collaborative support roles
- Reduce time pressure
Sensory and Safety Considerations: Low sensory load but moderate cognitive demand.
Facilitator Notes: Ensure clues are logical and not overly abstract.