A fun, logic-based holiday activity where students read clues to solve the mystery.
This teaching resource can be used as an engaging warm-up activity, a fast-finisher activity, or even a holiday party activity.
Students read the statements made by the characters and the Cold Hard Facts. They use logic and reasoning to eliminate obvious characters and problem-solving skills to determine who broke the candy cane.
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