Chocolate mystery

The Great Chocoplot: questions to ask and activities to try

Chocolate is about to disappear forever, and Jelly suspects a plot. The Great Chocoplot is a laugh-out-loud chocolatey mystery.

What age is it for? The Great Chocoplot is best for ages 7–10. Good for: The end of chocolate, and a plot to uncover.

Cover of The Great Chocoplot by Chris Callaghan

The Great Chocoplot (Chris Callaghan)

Age
7-10
Best for
The end of chocolate, and a plot to uncover

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How to use it

Read a chapter at a time. Guess who's behind the plot.

What it helps with

Comprehension and discussion questions

Pick two or three, not all of them. “I don’t know” is a fine answer, and you can always come back to it another day.

  1. “What’s happening to chocolate?”
  2. “Who is Jelly?”
  3. “What did she suspect?”
  4. “Who was behind it?”
  5. “How did they find out?”
  6. “What would you do without chocolate?”

5-minute activities to try together

Chocolate taste test

Taste different chocolates and describe each one.

Plot board

Make a board of suspects and clues.

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By the Growing Wise team · Last reviewed: 10 October 2026

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