Description
Whodunnits center on single content topics as opposed to units and will focus more on knowledge building than application. Every day can’t be a project day, so Whodunnits can be an engaging out-of-their-seat activity to practice important skills.
In a Whodunnit, students will work in teams to solve 10 practice problems that increase in difficulty. After each answer, they will receive a clue. Similar to the popular board game Clue, there will be a fictional “”issue.”” The goal will be to determine the “”suspect,”” the site of the issue, and the method. Scenes will be placed around the room, and the students will have at it.
In this 10-page document, you will be given an outline for how to implement the project, a student worksheet, and 10 “”Clues”” to be printed and plastered to the wall.
In this bundle, you will receive these Whodunnit activities:
Whodunnit – Acids and Bases
Whodunnit – Atoms
Whodunnit – Balancing Chemical Equations
Whodunnit – Changes in Matter (Physical & Chemical)
Whodunnit – Chemical and Physical Properties of Matter
Whodunnit – Chemical Bonds
Whodunnit – Chemical Reactions
Whodunnit – Chemical Reactions and Energy
Whodunnit – Covalent Bonds
Whodunnit – Electrons
Whodunnit – Formation of Solutions
Whodunnit – Gas Laws
Whodunnit – Groups on the Periodic Table
Whodunnit – History of the Periodic Table
Whodunnit – Ionic Bonds
Whodunnit – Isotopes and Atomic Mass
Whodunnit – Matter, Mass and Volume
Whodunnit – Metallic Bonds
Whodunnit – Metals, Nonmetals & Metalloids
Whodunnit – Periods on the Periodic Table
Whodunnit – pH Scale
Whodunnit – Solubility and Concentration
Whodunnit – State Changes
Whodunnit – States of Matter
Whodunnit – Types of Chemical Reactions
Whodunnit – Types of Matter (Elements, Compounds & Mixtures)
Whodunnit – Types of Mixtures
Whodunnit – Writing Chemical Equations
This bundle will be DOWNLOADED AS A ZIP FILE.
*Note the contents of this bundle may overlap with other bundles
TERMS OF USE: This purchase is a license for one classroom teacher to use this content in their own class.
