Once Upon a Crime Reading Mystery worksheets to also be available via Google Slides. Now, I don’t know about your experience, but sometimes those worksheets in Google Slides were not always ideal (depending on the device and student) and I usually still preferred using the paper option whenever possible. The reading mystery worksheets were a band aid fix that I added to quickly cater for the sudden change in our learning situation due to the pandemic a couple of years ago. So recently, I decided to start using those Reading Mystery stories to create a colorful online digital game much like some of my other interactive games that have become quite popular for paperless learning.
The first mystery I’m releasing in this new Digital CSI Reading Mystery Game line is, A Knight’s Tail! For 48 hours only, the price will be 50% OFF via my TPT Store.
reading and learning about nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Mystery meets escape room with this style of game as your students will need to discover passwords at the end of each clue to unlock the next game link.
A video hook is provided to set the stage to engage! Check out the video hook in the preview section.
A bonus ENDING VIDEO clip is included to celebrate finishing the mystery.
A Knight’s Tail in the Digital Game format is a bit different from the paper worksheet version of this mystery story. Here are the differences and similarities list:
What’s the same?
The culprit is the same in both versions
The video hook and the ending video clip are the same in both versions
There are five clues to complete to solve the mystery
What’s different?
This digital game requires answering questions in a multiple-choice style format
The digital game provides a colorful and interactive way to solve this mystery story without requiring any paper
If you prefer the worksheets style edition of this mystery <please click here>.
Find this new digital game <here>.
