Detective Club:  Mysteries For Young Thinkers!  Six mysteries that will challenge primary students.  Solving the mysteries involves decoding messages, sorting information and thinking logically.  64 pp.  Grades 2-4            

#DL55317               10.99

The Loose Caboose & Other Math Mysteries:  Students use solutions to math problems to help them solve mysteries.  A motivating format for review and application of math processes and problem solving.  64 pages, Grades 5-8. 

#DL113                   10.99

The Great Chocolate Caper:  Solve the logic puzzles and discover who stole the secret chocolate recipe.  The combination of mystery and chocolate makes it a motivating format for teaching logical thinking.  64 pages, Grades 5-8.

#DL83                     10.99

One-Hour Mysteries:  Students will be highly motivated by these high-interest activities. Each mystery builds both comprehension and logical thinking skills and can be completed in one class session.  64 pages, Grades 4-8. 

#DL98                     10.99

Mystery Festival - Teacher’s Guide:  This guide features two compelling mysteries; one for grades K-4 the other 5-8.  Students observe the “crime scene” then conduct crime lab tests on the evidence at classroom learning stations, analyze the results and try to solve the mystery.   Many key content areas are explored, and the important distinction between evidence and inference is emphasized.  Crime lab tests include thread tests, powder tests, DNA, chromatography, fingerprinting and many more.  258 pp, Grades K-8            

#GE893           $26.00

On Trial:  Put the Big Bad Wolf on trial and learn about the workings of the trial system.  Develops communication, cooperation, and evaluative skills. 46 pp.  Grades 4-6

#DL118                    $9.99