With the many school closures, and the sudden high demand for distance learning solutions, I'm working on turning the printable math and reading mystery worksheets into Google Slides for digital completion and easy sharing with your students. I hope that with these updates, you will be able to assign these mystery tasks via Google Classroom to your students and they can complete on their computers without having to print.

I am adding these updates to existing mystery packets so that if you already own the printable mystery worksheets, you won't have to purchase the digital mystery worksheets again. 

Please note that these digital worksheet updates are different to my CSI Digital Math Games full of graphics. These new distance learning updates to existing mystery packets are giving you the same printable worksheets with a digital text box overlay on Google Slides to enable completion without the need to print. 

In this post, I will:

• Highlight which mysteries I have updated so far and how to retrieve them if you already own them. 
• Provide a free sample so that you can trial and test.
• Provide some support information for common troubleshooting issues experienced with Google Slides. 

If you had to pick some of the most challenging English words to spell, what would they be? Are you looking for some tough ones to add to a major spelling competition? This interesting infographic listing 25 of the hardest English words to spell was put together by Transcription Services. Continue reading to find out what they are and if you agree that these are the most challenging words to spell, or if you can think of any to add to the list. 

I hope that these writing prompts are helping with some lesson ideas for your writing centers or narrative writing unit. I think the one for this month will hopefully result in many different imaginative stories. Continue reading to find the new and free writing prompt for March 2020.