mystery Unit

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

Welcome Super Sleuths! If you love classroom transformations and engaging students while they are learning, you have just cracked the case wide open!

Welcome Super Sleuths! If you love classroom transformations and engaging students while they are learning, you have just cracked the case wide open!

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...

Crime solvers in the upper elementary classroom! Get more information on how an integrated mystery unit can be used to teach reading, math, science and writing. It's a fun way for students to get excited about learning! Hook them with your crime scene setup.

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!

A blog on how to host a murder mystery in your classroom! Your students will love being a part of the story, walking around to collect clues, and competing to see who can find the murderer first!

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.

Welcome Super Sleuths! If you love classroom transformations and engaging students while they are learning, you have just cracked the case wide open!

This is a fun game that gets students thinking! Using critical thinking skills, students solve the mystery of the bank robbery in the small town of Laramie Falls. Read the short story to the students and then hand out the clues on small pieces of paper.