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Game: The Will Murder Mystery activity/script & lesson plans

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THE WILL MURDER MYSTERY ACTIVITY When rich old Mrs. Wetherington dies the family and staff are shocked, not at her death (after all she was old and many people wanted her dead) but at her will. The bulk of the estate would go to the person who fingered her murderer. Skeletons in closets, blackmail and underhanded dealings all abound at the family estate as everyone points fingers and declares their innocence. Mystery activities are an engaging alternative to hum drum get togethers, typical dra

6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Drama, Forensics

Game: Murder at the Manor (mystery party activity)

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Kathleen Applebee

If you like Game of Thrones, you'll enjoy Murder at The Manor The Earl Henry is dead and without an heir on the eve of the annual tournament and feast. Who could have done such a dastardly deed at the castle? His 4th wife? The traveling minstrel? One of his sisters or a host of other relatives, servants and knights from the realm? Play a suspect and a detective as you investigate the crime set in Medieval Europe. Mystery party games are an engaging alternative to hum drum usual fare and

6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Drama, Forensics

Game: Who Shot Prospector Pete (Murder Mystery activity)

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Kathleen Applebee

Prospector Pete is found shot in the back at his mining claim with a peck of people possibly involved including his wife Betsy, the Raindance Kid, Hoss Steel, Lily Lang Tree (or is it Land Tree?) and many more. Jump right in as a suspect and a detective and figure out who did it. Mystery party games are an engaging alternative to hum drum usual fare and make wonderful drama activities. Add spice to that theater class, family reunion, retreat or birthday/anniversary party. Acting experience and

6th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education

Forensics, U.S. History

Crime Scene Story Shuffle | Forensic Science Word Game

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Homeschool Hourglass

Looking for a fun activity or filler for Forensic Science? This CSI Story Shuffle activity combines grammar practice with a mystery theme that students love. Students begin by listing words that match specific descriptions, such as nouns, verbs, adjectives, and other parts of speech. Once the list is complete, they use those words to fill in the blanks of a crime scene story. Because students choose the words before seeing the full story, the final result is often a hilarious and unexpected m

5th - 12th

Creative Writing, Forensics, Writing

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