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History Mysteries
- Author:
- Kimbrough, Richard
- Subjects:
- Research Skills; American History
- Age:
- 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18
- Grade:
- 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
- Order code:
- 191S
- Price:
- $15.00
Grade 6 and up—4 Volumes, 20 different Mysteries with complete answers in each
Here are little mysteries from American history with suspense and excitement for the student-detective to solve. Base-line information is provided. The student must now search for more, making use of the library, the internet and anyone who might have information that will help solve the mystery. The student must persevere in the way a good detective does and not give up until he or she has the solution.
History Mysteries are great motivators for practicing research skills usually taught in the English classroom and library. They are also an elixir for students who complain about history being cut and dry and dull: “just dates and facts and names and all that stuff.”
Grade 6 and up—4 Volumes, 20 different Mysteries with complete answers in each
Here are little mysteries from American history with suspense and excitement for the student-detective to solve. Base-line information is provided. The student must now search for more, making use of the library, the internet and anyone who might have information that will help solve the mystery. The student must persevere in the way a good detective does and not give up until he or she has the solution.
History Mysteries are great motivators for practicing research skills usually taught in the English classroom and library. They are also an elixir for students who complain about history being cut and dry and dull: “just dates and facts and names and all that stuff.”
