This resource includes three different writing activities. Kids practice inferring and find codes to solve five mysteries. Want your students to read, write, and think like detectives? Add these ELA resources to build an entire mystery genre study.
Easel Activities offer digital versions. PDFs provide traditional pencil and paper options. Printable and digital versions of each worksheet are included. They felt like “a big man on campus!" – Tanya G. My struggling readers enjoyed this soooooo much! And.what was amazing was that the lowest readers figured many of these things out and were able to help more experienced readers. It was so easy to use and the kids absolutely loved it! – Nicole H. This is one of the best resources I have ever purchased. Listen to what other educators are saying about these reading resources and passages. The activities make an awesome addition to your mystery unit. They engage kids in critical thinking and deductive reasoning. Your third, fourth, or fifth grade students will love it – and so will you! Treat kids to some enjoyable projects anytime. Set them up as stations for Grandparents’ Day. Work on the Girl Scouts Junior Detective Badge. Use them in the library, at an after-school or summer program. Directions for making an Alberti cipher diskĭetective activities can be used in many ways. Invisible Ink – Three recipes can be used for classroom exploration or as a science lab. For more challenge, use the blank template to have kids design their own!įingerprinting – A three-page set teaches kids about fingerprints and lets them record their own. Logic Puzzles – Teach deductive reasoning with five brainteasers. Observation – Ideas, directions, prompts, and templates help kids pay more attention to details and become more observant. Invisible ink pen with white fingerprints crack#
Secret Codes – After reading a two-page history of ciphers, kids can create their own Alberti cipher disk and crack five codes.
Bundled activities include codes, observing, and logic fingerprints, invisible ink, and detective badges can be found in the bonus file. Add some detective activities to your mystery genre study! Your kids will love decoding secret messages, analyzing fingerprints, trying different types of invisible ink, playing observation games, and working logic puzzles.
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