The Mountain View Mansion Murder
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Mr. Smith is having a party at his mansion on Mountain View Hill. He invites six friends up to his new mansion, but one of them is guilty of murder. When the lights go out unexpectedly, one of the guests finds Mr. Smith’s lifeless body on the floor. Can you solve the mystery before it’s too late?
More than 600 five star reviews on Teachers Pay Teachers! See what other teachers are saying!
“This was a great activity to use with my students when I needed something for the morning classes to do because the afternoon classes weren’t going to be meeting. It was a great activity that involved team work. Students had fun and were engaged.” – Melissa C.
NOW INCLUDES DIGITAL MYSTERY ACCESS PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!
What is included?
- Teacher setup instructions with detailed information about each page
- Different ways to play the game
- Graphic Organizer Breakdown
- Inference Sentence Frames
- Mystery introduction
- 25 clues to solve the mystery
- 6 different graphic organizers to choose from!
- Answer key
- Discussion Questions
- Access to the Digital Mystery
- Graphic organizer with example
What skills will we be working on?
There are so many different skills that students will be working on, that it would be impossible to list them all, but here are a few:
- Team building
- Collaboration
- Inferencing
- Problem solving
- Reading comprehension
- Critical thinking
What materials do I need?
- Paper and ink to print materials
- Just print and go!
What do I need for the digital mystery?
- Access to the internet
- Access to Google Sites
- Access to Google Forms
- PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO GOOGLE SITES
- If you are doing the digital mystery, there are a few things you’ll need to do before you get started. I highly suggest you TEST THE LINK on a student device to see whether or not they have access to the site. Go through the mystery and see how it would look to a student. If you do not have access to Google Sites, you may need to contact your district or school’s IT department for further assistance.
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The Queen at the Windsor Castle was in her dressing quarters when a loud and alarming noise was heard in the library. The guards sound the alarms and the gates are locked. The Queen enters the library where her safe holds her most prized possession, her crown. As she opens the safe she notices that the crown is missing! Can you solve the mystery before it’s too late?
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“My students love these mysteries and I love how it gets collaborative talking started!”“Super cute, my kids loved it! Definitely a lot of higher order thinking required so we worked in groups first then matched up with another group then the whole class to make it through all the clues. loved it!”Are you ready to watch your student engagement skyrocket?! Students will work together to solve the mystery AND practice a variety of academic skills including; inferencing, critical thinking, problem solving, reading comprehension, and much more! The material is so fun and engaging, students won’t even know they are actually learning! This activity can be used anytime of year and is a fantastic way to get students excited about learning.
NOW INCLUDES DIGITAL MYSTERY ACCESS PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!
What is included?
- Teacher setup instructions with detailed information about each page
- Different ways to play the game
- Graphic Organizer Breakdown
- Inference Sentence Frames
- Mystery introduction
- 25 clues to solve the mystery
- 6 different graphic organizers to choose from!
- Answer key
- Discussion Questions
- Access to the Digital Mystery
- Graphic organizer with example
What skills will we be working on?
There are so many different skills that students will be working on, that it would be impossible to list them all, but here are a few:
- Team building
- Collaboration
- Inferencing
- Problem solving
- Reading comprehension
- Critical thinking
What materials do I need?
- Paper and ink to print materials
- Just print and go!
What do I need for the digital mystery?
- Access to the internet
- Access to Google Sites
- Access to Google Forms
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO GOOGLE SITES
If you are doing the digital mystery, there are a few things you’ll need to do before you get started. I highly suggest you TEST THE LINK on a student device to see whether or not they have access to the site. Go through the mystery and see how it would look to a student. If you do not have access to Google Sites, you may need to contact your district or school’s IT department for further assistance.How much time will this activity take?
I would reserve approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours for this activity. This depends on your class and how you implement the game.
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On April 10, 1912, the luxury steamship the RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, England to New York City with 2,240 passengers. The wealthiest of these passengers was John Jacob Astor IV. Mr. Astor was carrying precious jewels with him across the Atlantic to deliver to his wife. The jewels were said to be worth more than $10 million. Many of the passengers knew of Mr. Astor and his jewels. On the night of April 15, 1912 the RMS Titanic collided with an ice berg causing major damage to the ship’s vessel. The ship was going down fast and there were only enough life boats for about half of the Titanic’s passengers. As Mr. Astor hustled to grab his belongings to run to a life boat, he realized that his precious jewels were missing from his personal safe. This 100 year old mystery has never been solved and your class has been assigned to crack the case. Can you use the clues to solve this 100 year old mystery?
More than 200 5 star reviews on Teachers Pay Teachers!
See what other teachers are saying!
“This was such an engaging resource to use during our unit on mysteries. My students were so engaged making inferences to solve the mystery!”“My students love solving mysteries so this was an awesome activity to practice their inferencing skills while still having fun!”Are you ready to watch your student engagement skyrocket?! Students will work together to solve the mystery AND practice a variety of academic skills including; inferencing, critical thinking, problem solving, reading comprehension, and much more! The material is so fun and engaging, students won’t even know they are actually learning! This activity can be used anytime of year and is a fantastic way to get students excited about learning.
NOW INCLUDES DIGITAL MYSTERY ACCESS PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!
What is included?
- Teacher setup instructions with detailed information about each page
- Different ways to play the game
- Graphic Organizer Breakdown
- Inference Sentence Frames
- Mystery introduction
- 25 clues to solve the mystery
- 6 different graphic organizers to choose from!
- Answer key
- Discussion Questions
- Access to the Digital Mystery
- Graphic organizer with example
What skills will we be working on?
There are so many different skills that students will be working on, that it would be impossible to list them all, but here are a few:
- Team building
- Collaboration
- Inferencing
- Problem solving
- Reading comprehension
- Critical thinking
What materials do I need?
- Paper and ink to print materials
- Just print and go!
What do I need for the digital mystery?
- Access to the internet
- Access to Google Sites
- Access to Google Forms
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO GOOGLE SITES
If you are doing the digital mystery, there are a few things you’ll need to do before you get started. I highly suggest you TEST THE LINK on a student device to see whether or not they have access to the site. Go through the mystery and see how it would look to a student. If you do not have access to Google Sites, you may need to contact your district or school’s IT department for further assistance.
How much time will this activity take?
I would reserve approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours for this activity. This depends on your class and how you implement the game
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John Green takes a drive through the mountains on a dark and stormy night to visit his favorite spot, The Blue Mountain Lodge. When he arrives, something’s not right. Can you solve the mystery before it’s too late?
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“I am so thankful when I am able to find resources that execute exactly what I was hoping for. The kiddos loved this and all of the graphic organizers were great practice for them to sort through all of the information, My class was so engaged and this made for such a great ELA activity”“My students were 100% engaged the entire class time! I will definitely be buying some of the other mysteries to use throughout the year. Thanks for a fun activity!”[video width="480" height="852" mp4="https://www.lovelaughteach.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Murder-at-Blue-Mountain-Lodge-‑-Made-with-FlexClip.mp4"][/video]Are you ready to watch your student engagement skyrocket?! Students will work together to solve the mystery AND practice a variety of academic skills including; inferencing, critical thinking, problem solving, reading comprehension, and much more! The material is so fun and engaging, students won’t even know they are actually learning! This activity can be used anytime of year and is a fantastic way to get students excited about learning.
NOW INCLUDES DIGITAL MYSTERY ACCESS PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!
What is included?
- Teacher setup instructions with detailed information about each page
- Different ways to play the game
- Graphic Organizer Breakdown
- Inference Sentence Frames
- Mystery introduction
- 25 clues to solve the mystery
- 6 different graphic organizers to choose from!
- Answer key
- Discussion Questions
- Access to the Digital Mystery
- Graphic organizer with example
What skills will we be working on?
There are so many different skills that students will be working on, that it would be impossible to list them all, but here are a few:
- Team building
- Collaboration
- Inferencing
- Problem solving
- Reading comprehension
- Critical thinking
What materials do I need?
- Paper and ink to print materials
- Just print and go!
What do I need for the digital mystery?
- Access to the internet
- Access to Google Sites
- Access to Google Forms
- PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO GOOGLE SITES
- If you are doing the digital mystery, there are a few things you’ll need to do before you get started. I highly suggest you TEST THE LINK on a student device to see whether or not they have access to the site. Go through the mystery and see how it would look to a student. If you do not have access to Google Sites, you may need to contact your district or school’s IT department for further assistance.
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Includes five mysteries! The Kidnapping of a Millionaire, The Case of the Missing Diamonds, The Missing Mona Lisa, The Mountain View Mansion Murder, and The Murder at Blue Mountain Lodge.
More than 400 5 star reviews on Teachers Pay Teachers!
See what other teachers are saying!
“My students absolutely loved this activity! They were engaged & participating the whole class period. We used this whole group since we are hybrid right now, and even my kiddos at home were loving it. Students that never volunteer to read out loud were volunteering to read the clues. For the next story, a few of my students even suggested I assign them roles & they can act it out like a play! Thank you for taking the time to make this.”
“My grade 8 ELA students struggle with inferencing and citing text evidence. If your students could use more practice, too, then THIS IS FOR YOU! What’s even better, the students don’t even know how hard they’re working–it is so much fun and my students literally BEG to get more clues. I was a bit worried that my students would think that they’re too “cool” for it, but the positive energy and team work prevented any students from thinking this.”
Are you ready to watch your student engagement skyrocket?! Students will work together to solve the mystery AND practice a variety of academic skills including; inferencing, critical thinking, problem solving, reading comprehension, and much more! The material is so fun and engaging, students won’t even know they are actually learning! This activity can be used anytime of year and is a fantastic way to get students excited about learning.
NOW INCLUDES DIGITAL MYSTERY ACCESS PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!
What is included?
- Teacher setup instructions with detailed information about each page
- Different ways to play the game
- Graphic Organizer Breakdown
- Inference Sentence Frames
- Mystery introduction
- 25 clues to solve the mystery
- 6 different graphic organizers to choose from!
- Answer key
- Discussion Questions
- Access to the Digital Mystery
- Graphic organizer with example
What skills will we be working on?
There are so many different skills that students will be working on, that it would be impossible to list them all, but here are a few:
- Team building
- Collaboration
- Inferencing
- Problem solving
- Reading comprehension
- Critical thinking
What materials do I need?
- Paper and ink to print materials
- Just print and go!
What do I need for the digital mystery?
- Access to the internet
- Access to Google Sites
- Access to Google Forms
- PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO GOOGLE SITES
- If you are doing the digital mystery, there are a few things you’ll need to do before you get started. I highly suggest you TEST THE LINK on a student device to see whether or not they have access to the site. Go through the mystery and see how it would look to a student. If you do not have access to Google Sites, you may need to contact your district or school’s IT department for further assistance.
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In September of 1620, the Mayflower sailed from England to the new land across the Atlantic Ocean. After two long months at sea, the ship landed at Cape Cod. Many of the colonists
starved or could not bare the cold and harsh weather. Although the colonists worked hard to get through the winter, another tragedy struck. Still to this day, one mystery remains from that fateful winter. A fire erupted and burned down seven of the colony homes. This fire caused extreme hardship on the pilgrims and nobody ever discovered the truth behind the cause of the fire. In recent discoveries, a journal of one of the colonists have been found. This journal may hold the secret to the long forgotten mystery of the Plymouth fires. Can you solve the mystery and find the answer to this centuries old mystery?Over 30 5 star reviews on Teachers Pay Teachers!
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“Perfect and so fun! I’d love to see more of these created to go along with more historical topics!”“Excellent tie in for mystery unit in Lang Arts and for Soc. Studies – thank you!”Are you ready to watch your student engagement skyrocket?! Students will work together to solve the mystery AND practice a variety of academic skills including; inferencing, critical thinking, problem solving, reading comprehension, and much more! The material is so fun and engaging, students won’t even know they are actually learning! This activity can be used anytime of year and is a fantastic way to get students excited about learning.
NOW INCLUDES DIGITAL MYSTERY ACCESS PERFECT FOR DISTANCE LEARNING!
What is included?
- Teacher setup instructions with detailed information about each page
- Different ways to play the game
- Graphic Organizer Breakdown
- Inference Sentence Frames
- Mystery introduction
- 25 clues to solve the mystery
- 6 different graphic organizers to choose from!
- Answer key
- Discussion Questions
- Access to the Digital Mystery
- Graphic organizer with example
What skills will we be working on?
There are so many different skills that students will be working on, that it would be impossible to list them all, but here are a few:
- Team building
- Collaboration
- Inferencing
- Problem solving
- Reading comprehension
- Critical thinking
What materials do I need?
- Paper and ink to print materials
- Just print and go!
What do I need for the digital mystery?
- Access to the internet
- Access to Google Sites
- Access to Google Forms
PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR STUDENTS HAVE ACCESS TO GOOGLE SITES
If you are doing the digital mystery, there are a few things you’ll need to do before you get started. I highly suggest you TEST THE LINK on a student device to see whether or not they have access to the site. Go through the mystery and see how it would look to a student. If you do not have access to Google Sites, you may need to contact your district or school’s IT department for further assistance.
How much time will this activity take?
I would reserve approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours for this activity. This depends on your class and how you implement the game
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