More Training to Be a Super Sleuth: Solving Harder a Mystery

Completed by 2 learners

Ages 10-13

Live Group Class

If your student enjoyed solving the mysteries in Training to Be a Super Sleuth, they will enjoy solving these harder mysteries.

Veronica Copenhaver

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(163 reviews)

Live video meetings

1x per week, 4 weeks

1-8 learners per class

30 min

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What's included

4 live meetings

2 in-class hours

Class Experience

It's time for another round of solving the cases!  These cases are slightly harder than before and require more in-depth thinking and reasoning.  Students who have enjoyed solving the riddles in my Training to Be a Super Sleuth classes will enjoy this 4 week class. Each class prompts students to sharpen their thinking skills while refining their questions.  Discussions at the end of class encourage students to see how critical thinking skills are necessary in our every day lives as well as future professions.   

Each class will have a new mystery to solve as these "detectives" put on their detective hat (literally or figuratively) as they try to crack the case before the time runs out. Students can dress up as their favorite super sleuth or make up their own sleuth they want to be. 

Students will work together as a team, asking yes/no questions to discover the solution to the riddle.  It will be an informal and lively conversation.  They will solve the case by the end of class.  If times allows, they could bring their own cases and let myself and the other students solve their case.  

Week 1 - The Crafty Klepto of Central Park
Week 2 - Marbelous Marvin
Week 3 - Sweet Charity
Week 4 - Capital Crime

Learning Goals

Students will solve a case (aka mystery) by asking yes or no questions. 
Students will use critical thinking skills to ask questions.
Students will work together as a team to solve the mystery. 
Students will refine their questions ask they work to narrow down the solution. 
Students will have fun solving the mystery.
Students will brainstorm how critical thinking skills are necessary in every day life.

Other Details

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

Veronica Copenhaver

Joined November, 2021

5.0

163reviews

Profile

Teacher expertise and credentials

Michigan Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education

Hi! I'm teacher Veronica.  I've been teaching for over 20 years.  I’ve taught in both brick-and-mortar classrooms as well as online.  I’ve been homeschooling my children since they were in kindergarten. I LOVE to memorize.  I started memorizing large passages in 2010 and it's become an addiction with me.  I'm offering classes that teach students how to memorize using classic poems.  Not only does your child walk away with a poem memorized but more importantly he/she is learning a life-long skill of how to memorize and retain the passage.   I'm also enjoying creating classes on problem solving.  In these classes, students enjoy solving a mystery, but more importantly I'm teaching them how to think critically and ask questions.  I'm laying a foundation of what problem solving looks like and how it can be used in our every day lives.  My husband and I lived in Alaska for 18 years with our three children. We now reside in Michigan with our kids, one cat and one dog.   One of my favorite things to do is walk around our neighborhood with my husband and enjoy the beauty.  In Alaska we even walked when it was -30 degrees.