Ben, Julie, Lilly, Molly and Tony gave presents to their mums for Mothers Day.

From
this game you can find out which child belongs to which mum, what present they gave
and what was on the card. Look at the clues, fill in the tables, and then write full
sentences using the solution.
To solve this logic game put an 'X' where there is a relation and '-' where there isn't.

CHILDS NAMEPRESENTWHAT WAS ON THE CARD?BenJulieLillyMollyTonybookCDflowermugnecklacechild & motherflowergirl with a

heartheartspuppyMUMS NAMEDorisEmilyHelenKateRoseWHAT WAS ON THE CARD?child & motherClue 1: Julie isnt Roses daughter.
There isnt a puppy or a flower on Julies card.
Clue 2: Helen has a son whos got her flowers. There is no heart on her card.
Clue 3: A mums got a CD with her favourite songs and a card with hearts. Her daughter isnt Molly.
Clue 4: Doriss got a necklace from her daughter.
Clue 5: Bens got his mum a card with a child and mother on it. His mum isnt Rose or Emily.flowergirl with a
heartheartspuppyPRESENTbookClue 6: Lillys mum has got a mug and flowers on the card. Shes not Kate because shes got a son. Kate has got a
card with no animal on it.
Clue 7: There is a puppy on Tonys card.CDflowermugnecklace

Now summarize your answers.

NAMECHILDS NAMEPRESENTWHAT IS ON THE CARD?DorisEmilyHelenKateRoseNow write sentences. Look at the
example.
e.g.: Annes son is David. She got a box of chocolate and a card with roses from him.
1) Doris ______________________________________________________________________________________
2) Emily ______________________________________________________________________________________
3) Helen ______________________________________________________________________________________
4) Kate _______________________________________________________________________________________
5) Rose _______________________________________________________________________________________

Aneta P.

Ben, Julie, Lilly, Molly and Tony gave presents to their mums for Mothers Day. From
this game you can find out which child belongs to which mum, what present they gave
and what was on the card. Look at the clues, fill in the tables, and then write full
sentences using the solution.
To solve this logic game put an 'X' where there is a relation and '-' where there isn't.

CHILDS NAMEPRESENTWHAT WAS ON THE CARD?BenJulieLillyMollyTonybookCDflowermugnecklacechild & motherflowergirl with a

heartheartspuppyMUMS NAMEDorisEmilyHelenKateRoseWHAT WAS ON THE CARD?child & motherClue 1: Julie isnt Roses daughter.
There wasnt a puppy or a flower on Julies card.
Clue 2: Helen has a son who gave her flowers. There was no heart on her card.
Clue 3: A mum got a CD with her favourite songs and a card with hearts. Her daughter isnt Molly.
Clue 4: Doris got a necklace from her daughter.
Clue 5: Ben gave her mum a card with a child and mother on it. His mum isnt Rose or Emily.flowergirl with a
heartheartspuppyPRESENTbookClue 6: Lillys mum got a mug and flowers on the card. Shes not Kate because shes got a son. Kate got a card
with no animal on it.
Clue 7: There was a puppy on Tonys card.CDflowermugnecklace

Now summarize your answers.

NAMECHILDS NAMEPRESENTWHAT WAS ON THE CARD?DorisEmilyHelenKateRoseNow write sentences. Look at
the example.
e.g.: Annes son is David. She got a box of chocolate and a card with roses from him.
1) Doris ______________________________________________________________________________________
2) Emily ______________________________________________________________________________________
3) Helen ______________________________________________________________________________________
4) Kate _______________________________________________________________________________________
5) Rose _______________________________________________________________________________________

Aneta P.

SOLUTION
NAME CHILDS NAME PRESENT WHAT WAS ON THE CARD?
Doris

Molly

necklace

girl with a heart

Emily

Julie

CD

hearts

Helen

Tony

flower

puppy

Kate

Ben

book

child & mother

Rose

Lilly

mug

flower

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