These Math Mysteries by Mrs. J's Resource Creations definitely helped and are awesome! For a couple of weeks we did them together on our full distance days (Wednesdays). I would take screenshots of the pages to drag into our TEAM meeting conversations. The kids click on the images and it went larger so the kids could see, and then we would work together to find the codes. I tried doing them in breakout groups so the kids could work in small groups, like I would have had them do in the classroom. But they needed the accountability that came with whole group. We did them together. The kids were so engaged.
So a little different than what was expected.
We did the Case of the Bee Bandits. It reviewed a little of everything which was perfect for one more review of those tricky units. The kids used copy paper to solve the problems, and we had full class teamwork to figure out the bad guys. Major detective skills!
We also did Case of the Puzzled Pirate. Another winner! It reviewed Place Value. Next year I think I'm going to add this to my Pirate Day.
I picked up some other Math Mysteries so I’m ready for next year. She has a lot to choose from. I focused on the areas that I know kids usually have a hard time with, a little extra review is never wasted. I now have her Case of the Disappearing Donuts (Decimals) and the Case of the Divided Dragons (Division).
What other awesome resources do you use to review at the end of the year?
Hope this helps!
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