mystery Unit

Love detective activities and secret codes? Check out these 12 Mystery Activities For Kids that are so much fun! Keep reading for some great ideas for your little detectives. Children love solving a good mystery! Whether it’s mystery books, mystery stories, detective play games, or escape rooms, they all are a great way to develop deductive reasoning and problem-solving skills, as well as cooperation and communication skills.

Ever since I was a kid, I loved mysteries. I devoured as many as I could get my hands on- Boxcar Children, Nancy Drew, Hardy Boys, Babysitte...

Solving a mystery is the perfect way to get your students excited about learning! Through this integrated mystery unit, your students will discover clues, analyze evidence, and apply their learning in all the different subject areas.

This reading unit of study focuses on reading mysteries in the classroom. Includes mini-lessons, anchor charts, graphic organizers & more. FREE

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My FAVORITE Mystery Picture Book Recommendations! If you love a good mystery or are studying the mystery genre in your class- you have to check out this selection of books! Read about them on the blog!

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Mystery Prompt that can be used in the classroom for discussion, writing activities and more. A math mystery is also available to integrate with the ELA part.

Sherlock Holmes is a much-loved detective, and your children will love exploring his world with this FREE Sherlock Holmes Unit Study.

Minute mysteries are riddles where campers ask yes or no questions to try and solve the riddle. They are called minute mysteries because they are usually a bit more complex than your average riddle.