Statue of Liberty Text Marking Detective Mystery – Reading Passage – Landmarks

Description

With their Statue of Liberty Reading Passage in hand, students will move around the classroom answering questions, playing detective and finding clues to the case. This Text-Marking Detective Mystery has students using their reading passage multiple times searching for evidence to each of the 18 questions.

Topics include: Statue of Liberty, landmark construction, 4th of July, France, United States, Alexandre-Gustave Eiffel, Edouard de Laboulaye

Students will work individually (or in pairs) and race to see who can solve the case first! A friendly competition always increases engagement. As students answer each question, they will need to underline or highlight where they found the answer in the reading passage.

This activity can be used for individual work, partner activities, anticipatory sets, unit review, sub plans, extension activities, early-finishers, or just for fun the day before break.

What’s Included?

•  Reading Passage
•  18 Questions – Task Cards
•  Student Case File Recording Sheet
•  Student Directions
•  Teacher Answer Key
•  Teacher Directions
•  Early Finisher or Extension Activity (summarize passage)

What do students need?

•  Pencils or Highlighters (to mark the text)

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