Junior Reading Comprehension Mystery Activity: Bo-Peep’s Stolen Sheep

Description Skills The Junior Reading Mysteries are designed to help children improve a variety of skills. These include: Reading: Children will read the mysteries and follow along with the story. Comprehension: They’ll need to understand the text to answer questions, encouraging them to think about what they’ve read. Vocabulary: One page includes word clues that children will match with pictures, helping them learn new words and their meanings. Spelling: The final clue page provides an opportunity for some spelling practice on some words. Guided Deductive Reasoning: As they answer the comprehension questions, they will be guided as to which character to eliminate at the end of each clue. ​ The Case of Bo-Peep’s Stolen Sheep is one of the mysteries in my ‘Junior Reading Mystery – Once Upon a Crime’ series. It is structured and packaged differently from my more challenging Once Upon a Crime Reading Mysteries. The mysteries in this range are easier and target 1st Grade and 2nd Grade students (please note that the level of difficulty for your students may vary depending on reading abilities). What’s included in this Junior Reading Mystery resource packet? For the first time in this new series, I’m offering the printable worksheet combined with a digital graphic game in the one resource pack. This is because the questions/answers are almost the same in both versions. You can choose which method of delivery you prefer to use.