Educators can learn a lot from Sherlock Holmes. He exhibits excellent problem-solving and critical thinking skills, excellent observation and deduction skills, and has a keen eye for details. What better way to promote these educational skills to students than by incorporating detective games into the curriculum? By integrating detective games into their lessons, teachers can enhance student engagement and foster an enjoyable learning atmosphere. In this post, we will explore how to incorporate detective games into the classroom to enhance learning outcomes.
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This month's (June 2021) writing activity freebie may lead to some sort of exciting adventure. No matter the grade level, you can keep it as simple as kids writing a description of the setting in the picture prompt, explain what happened or who is inside the house, or you can challenge your kids to make this the ending of the story. Keep on reading to collect this month's free writing resource.
Adventure, danger, escape and mystery await with this month's free writing activity! If you are in need of a quick writing activity to assign to your students in the classroom or virtually, download the free worksheet in this post and you have a task ready-to-go! Turn it into a writing competition or encourage students to share their creations with the class. I've added some writing challenges to help develop some interesting narratives.
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