
Pokémon Type Matchup Research: One-Day Class
Bhavya Menon
Ages 9–12 · 45 min · 1 / Week
$19.00per classSee schedule

A weekly club where learners play kid-friendly mystery and detective games in Roblox. They gather evidence, interview characters, make deductions and solve cases as a team.

Paid once.
Every good mystery needs a team of sharp detectives. In this weekly club learners play kid-friendly mystery and detective games together in a teacher-hosted private Roblox server and practice thinking like investigators. Each session is self-contained, so learners can join any week.
Each meeting begins with a case briefing. The teacher introduces the mystery, such as a missing treasure, a sabotaged science fair or a stolen recipe, and the group chooses a detective name for the day. Learners explore the game world, gather evidence, talk to characters and record clues in a detective notebook. The teacher pauses the group at key moments to share findings and discuss which clues matter and which are red herrings.
Before solving the case, each learner makes a prediction and explains their reasoning using evidence. The group then reveals the answer and reflects on how they got there. Some weeks the club plays social deduction games where players must figure out who has a secret role, practicing careful observation and respectful discussion.
All play happens in private servers with only club members and the teacher, who supervises throughout. Games are chosen to be puzzling rather than scary or violent.
The club suits learners who love mysteries, puzzles and teamwork. Basic familiarity with Roblox controls is helpful.
Each session begins with a case briefing, then guided investigation, evidence sharing and a reasoned final prediction. Learners can join any week.
Session 1: The Missing Treasure – Gather evidence and interview characters.
Session 2: Science Fair Sabotage – Separate real clues from red herrings.
Session 3: Social Deduction Night – Find the secret role through careful observation.
Session 4: The Stolen Recipe – Make an evidence-based prediction and reveal the answer.
Gather and organize evidence
Separate important clues from red herrings
Make predictions supported by evidence
Discuss theories respectfully as a team
Practice careful observation
Roblox installed and basic familiarity with Roblox controls.
Joined October, 2026
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