Try this free mystery game for your classroom! This mystery is a great way to get students collaborating and working together! Kids love to solve mysteries and this game is very exciting and fun! Read the story aloud to the students. Pass out the clues to each student and let them solve the case together. This is a great tool for critical thinking, finding inferences, and team building skills. Discussion questions at the end will help the students understand how the mystery was solved! NEW Math mystery clues! Students must solve the math problems to see what the clue is!
Students use the clues provided to figure out who stole the painting from the local museum. Let your students put their inferencing skills to work!
This Product Includes:
-Story Introduction
-Clues to solve the mystery
-Inference and character graphic organizer with example
-Answer key and discussion questions
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Close reading is a strategy that is used to uncover different layers of reading passages. Close reading encourages thoughtful and critical analysis of a text. Students read a passage several times in order to develop a deeper meaning and uncover details that would other wise be overlooked. This resource is designed to engage students in close reading of informational text and to check for reading comprehension.
Included in this resource are five fiction reading passages. Each passage includes a comprehension worksheet and a vocabulary worksheet.
Teach and celebrate diversity and unity with this freebie.
This is a fun and educational lesson packet that includes the following:
The Civil Rights Movement
The Civil Rights Act of 1964
The Civil Rights Movement Timeline
The Civil Rights Timeline of 1963
Mapping the Timeline
Then and Now
Harriet Tubman
Frederick Douglas
Rosa Parks
Martin Luther King Jr
Research Project
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