Read clues to solve a mystery with this fun, logic-based Christmas-themed activity.
This teaching resource can be used as an engaging Christmas-themed activity during the final weeks of school.
Students read the statements made by the characters and the Cold Hard Facts. They use logic and reasoning to eliminate ‘red herring’ characters and problem-solving skills to determine who put up their Christmas tree too early.
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