Classroom Team Building Activities -

Are you ready for a fun, engaging, and exciting learning opportunity that will have your students begging for more?! Not only are these lessons great for classroom team building activities, there are so many other skills students will be working on. Classroom team building activities are a great way to get our students comfortable working together, but what if they had a lot of other skills built in? That’s what these mystery games are all about. Giving your students the opportunity to work together with classroom team building activities, as well as giving them the opportunity to practice other skills. Some of the skills your students would be working on include:

comprehension
critical thinking
inferencing
text analysis
character analysis
discussion skills
connection
and so much more!

I’m not kidding when I say these mysteries are GOLD! Here’s what some teachers are saying.

“My fourth and fifth grade intervention groups loved using this as a fun way to celebrate Halloween while practicing inferencing and citing text evidence. They have already asked when we can do this again!”

“This is such a fun and engaging activity for ninth graders. I used it during one class session to give my students a break between analyzing short stories. This offered a fun opportunity for students to critically evaluate information and talk through ideas without feeling like work.”

“Loved this resource! Used when we went hybrid and students were able to work on this while maintaining social distancing.”

And that’s only 3 out of over 5,000 reviews!

I’ve also created a Classroom Management tool to help teachers reach those students that are difficult to reach and help keep their class engaged! You can check it out here! Ok, now that we’ve talked about classroom team building activities, academic skills, and classroom management, what else do these mystery games have to offer? Well, if all that wasn’t enough, you can join The Monthly Mystery Club where you’ll receive all of the following: