Humpty Dumpty Crime Scene

This Humpty Dumpty crime scene activity pack is a great addition to your Humpty Dumpty - or Nursery Rhyme - themed topic.

With this pack you will be able to create the crime scene of Humpty Dumpty for students to investigate and work on, to try to figure out who pushed Humpty Dumpty off the wall.

This activity pack contains a variety of extra resources that can be used as add ons to extend your lesson/unit.

Included in this pack is;
♦ Humpty Dumpty Crime Scene Pack
Includes instructions and example pictures of how you can set up the crime scene. This pack contains 4 possible suspects - and you can choose who actually pushed Humpty Dumpty just by planting the corresponding clues. There is also a suspect information book which contains information on each of the suspects as well as a suspect check list for students to match their clues to the suspects. At the back is a wanted poster for students to fill in with the suspects details once they have worked out who is guilty of pushing Humpty off the wall.

♦ Comprehension Worksheets
A variety of different worksheets that include the 'alibi' of the different characters.

♦ Create Your Own Story
Students use the prompts to write their own version of Humpty Dumpty, what happened to him etc.

♦ Certificate
A certificate - which you can edit in powerpoint/keynote to add images of your students and their names. The certificate is to congratulate them for solving the crime.

♦ Interviewing Suspects
Students can take the place of the suspects and answer the questions that are written down, they can also write their own questions for the suspects and then either answer themselves, pass to other students to answer or have staff answer for them.

♦ Detective Write Up Report
Students write up their findings from their investigation.

♦ Newspaper Article
A newspaper article template for students to draw/write how the crime was solved, who the culprit was etc.

♦ Story Sequencing Puzzle
A simple sequencing puzzle where students read the rhyme of Humpty Dumpty at the top then find the matching images and place them into the correct order on the jigsaw.

This pack comes in spelling suitable for both i.e favourite/favorite.

Check out how our crime scene went by visiting my blog http://www.teachingautism.co.uk/2017/11/who-pushed-humpty-dumpty-crime-scene.html