Reading detective

Detective and Mystery Stories for Curious Kids: A Collection of Interesting Stories for Young Sleuths with Solve-it-Yourself Mysteries: Shyun, Hannah: 9798391510178: Amazon.com: Books

Have you read Teaching Your Students to Read Like Detectives? It's a close up look at training students how to analyze and dive deeper int...

I took this idea from a handout provided by WE are TEACHERS and ReadyGen of PearsonSchool.com I loved the detective and the them...

As I am getting my room ready for Open House, I wanted to share some pictures with you! Some of these I've shared bits and pieces of, but here are the boards all put together... From my Mystery Mini-Unit From my Addition with Regrouping Unit You can grab the snowman for free HERE, the winter friends craft HERE, and the mug writing craftivity HERE And, here are some projects that my kiddos have been completing in my teammate's classroom (in Spanish, of course!) I'm pretty sure that they are…

I've always been fascinated by Sherlock Holmes.That's why i decided to study the legend about this character. Pupils will learn about the man who gave birth to this surprising "detective" - ESL worksheets

This is a fun worksheet to practice the Past Simple or the Past Continuous. Students look at the pictures and fill in the gaps with one of the linking words in the box in order to complete the story.

Discover some implementation ideas and suggestions for using the Once Upon a Crime Reading Mysteries in the classroom.

Do your kids or students love to play secret spy agent or detective? Children seem to love sneaking around spying on people or completing secret missions. Whether it be to save the World, stop a criminal or solve a mystery, pretend to be a secret agent is tons of fun! This detective puzzle for kids is a FREE printable