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The Case of the Golden Stethoscope

The hospital parade is starting soon at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital in St. Petersburg, but someone has hidden the ceremonial Golden Stethoscope! Follow the trail, solve the medical math challenges, and help the staff save the big celebration.

Suspects

Possible suspects

Cross off a row as each clue rules it out. On screen, tap a row.

21 of 21 still in play
NameSpecialty DepartmentInvention ToolBadge Reel PositionHair StyleBreakroom Snack
Dr Marie CurieSports MedicineInfrared ThermometerLeft-sided badge clipWavy blonde hairLemon water
Dr Alice HamiltonPediatric NeurosurgeryInfrared ThermometerLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairApple slices
Dr Rosalind FranklinNeonatologyClinical TabletRight-sided badge clipStraight black hairLemon water
Dr Elizabeth BlackwellNeonatologyClinical TabletLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairPeppermint tea
Dr Chien WuChild Life SpecialistClinical TabletLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairLemon water
Dr Gerty CoriNeonatologySmart Reflex HammerLeft-sided badge clipWavy blonde hairPeppermint tea
Dr Charles DrewPediatric CardiologyInfrared ThermometerLeft-sided badge clipCurly red hairApple slices
Dr Helen TaussigPediatric NeurosurgeryClinical TabletRight-sided badge clipCurly red hairApple slices
Dr Patricia BathPediatric CardiologyInfrared ThermometerRight-sided badge clipWavy blonde hairPeppermint tea
Dr Flossie WongSports MedicineSmart Reflex HammerLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairLemon water
Dr Mary WalkerPediatric NeurosurgeryLaser PointerLeft-sided badge clipCurly red hairPeppermint tea
Dr Rebecca LeeNeonatologyInfrared ThermometerLeft-sided badge clipWavy blonde hairLemon water
Dr Mae JemisonSports MedicineClinical TabletLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairLemon water
Dr Dorothy HodgkinChild Life SpecialistDigital OtoscopeRight-sided badge clipCurly red hairApple slices
Dr Barbara McClintockChild Life SpecialistClinical TabletRight-sided badge clipStraight black hairPeppermint tea
Dr Jane WrightPediatric NeurosurgeryLaser PointerLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairLemon water
Dr Virginia ApgarNeonatologyInfrared ThermometerLeft-sided badge clipCurly red hairApple slices
Dr Daniel WilliamsChild Life SpecialistLaser PointerLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairLemon water
Dr Gertrude ElionChild Life SpecialistDigital OtoscopeLeft-sided badge clipWavy blonde hairLemon water
Dr Clara BartonPediatric NeurosurgerySmart Reflex HammerLeft-sided badge clipStraight black hairLemon water
Dr Kizzmekia CorbettChild Life SpecialistLaser PointerLeft-sided badge clipWavy blonde hairLemon water
Clue 1

Multiplication facts (1-12)

To narrow down the suspect's department, you inspect the toy donation crates stacked in equal rows in the hospital basement.

Solve each problem to learn its letter. Then write that letter in every box that shows the same number, and read the secret clue.

T
35
144
6
108
14
22
22
72
14
100
21
56
6
96
100
56
T
35
36
96
6
72
22
72
96
6
54
3
56
14
100
T
35
6
54
5 × 7 =T
12 × 8 =S
3 × 1 =P
10 × 10 =N
2 × 3 =E
6 × 9 =R
8 × 7 =O
2 × 11 =L
12 × 3 =U
7 × 2 =I
12 × 12 =H
12 × 9 =V
7 × 3 =D
8 × 9 =A
0/14 letters found
Clue 2

Subtraction

You check the scrub locker inventory and subtract the missing scrubs to figure out which floor the suspect visited.

Solve each problem to learn its letter. Then write that letter in every box that shows the same number, and read the secret clue.

T
1802
1335
4243
2790
2650
2790
3143
4243
3900
T
1802
3900
2500
4265
3143
2790
T
1802
1335
4243
4265
3793
1933
7485
1993
4257
4243
7980
7665
T
1802
1335
4243
2500
4243
6573
T
1802
6437 - 4635 =T
5482 - 4147 =H
5806 - 3156 =U
6296 - 4303 =D
6644 - 2744 =C
4637 - 2704 =B
5717 - 1452 =I
9100 - 4843 =G
4646 - 403 =E
5106 - 2606 =L
6380 - 2587 =R
8524 - 1039 =A
8162 - 1589 =F
4421 - 1278 =P
12033 - 4368 =N
6215 - 3425 =S
10250 - 2270 =O
0/17 letters found
Clue 3

Addition

A nurse combines the sticker counts from several pediatric recovery charts to unlock a restricted door log.

Solve each problem to learn its letter. Then write that letter in every box that shows the same number, and read the secret clue.

T
8283
9813
9343
6683
2224
6683
9229
9343
4238
T
8283
9229
5474
9343
9136
9343
5474
6683
4238
8332
3254
6506
3254
9343
2998
8332
8869
2798
5048
T
8283
9343
5474
3490 + 4793 =T
1434 + 1564 =M
2345 + 3129 =R
1694 + 2544 =C
3388 + 5955 =E
5930 + 3206 =F
4660 + 5153 =H
3533 + 5696 =P
3103 + 3403 =D
1566 + 1688 =L
6205 + 2664 =N
2564 + 2484 =A
1326 + 1472 =W
5378 + 2954 =O
1358 + 866 =U
2224 + 4459 =S
0/16 letters found
Clue 4

Place value

The digital readout on the hallway pager is blinking a code, and you must analyze the digit in the tens place to find the next lead.

Solve each problem to learn its letter. Then write that letter in every box that shows the same number, and read the secret clue.

T
90
700
7000
5000
50
60
2000
500
400
T
90
700
600
6000
6000
60
7000
7000
30
6000
T
90
500
600
400
100
700
T
90
1000
60
600
5000
30
700
600
400
500
What is the value of the 9 in 584,693?T
What is the value of the 1 in 733,157?G
What is the value of the 5 in 75,306?C
What is the value of the 7 in 64,753?H
What is the value of the 4 in 19,466?I
What is the value of the 6 in 82,643?A
What is the value of the 6 in 896,414?S
What is the value of the 7 in 317,043?E
What is the value of the 2 in 42,375?P
What is the value of the 3 in 72,038?K
What is the value of the 1 in 81,466?B
What is the value of the 5 in 938,509?R
What is the value of the 5 in 17,358?U
What is the value of the 6 in 353,165?L
0/14 letters found
Clue 5

Division facts (1-12) — the last clue

A volunteer shares a box of pediatric coloring books equally among the therapy wards to get the final clue from the staff.

First solve each problem. Then find each answer in the list below and cross that sentence out. One sentence will be left — that's exactly what the villain did!

Step 1 — solve these
28 ÷ 4 = ?
30 ÷ 10 = ?
25 ÷ 5 = ?
24 ÷ 12 = ?
6 ÷ 1 = ?
20 ÷ 2 = ?
4 ÷ 1 = ?
12 ÷ 1 = ?
48 ÷ 6 = ?
22 ÷ 2 = ?
63 ÷ 7 = ?
Step 2 — cross out the sentence with each answer
1.The villain walked through the rehab center, then misplaced a checklist clip.
2.The villain sneaked into the main lobby, then dropped a pack of stickers.
3.The villain explored the outdoor playground, then hummed the hospital song.
4.The villain explored the outdoor playground, then left a trail of toy bandages.
5.The villain visited the playroom lounge, then hummed the hospital song.
6.The villain visited the playroom lounge, then dropped a pack of stickers.
7.The villain explored the outdoor playground, then misplaced a checklist clip.
8.The villain sneaked into the main lobby, then misplaced a checklist clip.
9.The villain visited the playroom lounge, then misplaced a checklist clip.
10.The villain walked through the rehab center, then waved to the security guards.
11.The villain borrowed the golden stethoscope, then waved to the security guards.
12.The villain borrowed the golden stethoscope, then left a trail of toy bandages.
Solve it

Name the culprit

Choose the one suspect left standing.

About this mystery

Grade level
Grade 10 math
Math topics
Multiplication, Subtraction, Addition, Place value, Division
Reading level
grades 7-9
Theme
The Case of the Golden Stethoscope — set in Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital
Format
Interactive online & printable worksheet with answer key
Solution
One unique, verified culprit among 21 suspects

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