On the eve of the biggest basketball championship of the year, Kingsford University’s star player is found unconscious on the gym floor, the victim of a poisoned protein shake and a deliberately missing adrenaline auto-injector. With twelve thousand fans waiting and the perpetrator hiding among teammates or coaches, every suspect has a motive. Can you crack the case before tomorrow’s final tip-off? WHAT’S INCLUDED • Narrated case presentation: project it and press play, and the story is read aloud in English • Student worksheets at 3 levels (B1, B2 and C1): same case, different language demands, perfect for mixed-ability classes • Teacher guide with lesson steps, answer key and full solution HOW IT WORKS Present the case and meet the four suspects Reveal the clues one by one Students debate in groups and vote for the culprit Reveal the solution SKILLS: speaking, listening, critical thinking, narrative tenses, giving and justifying opinions, crime vocabulary (will, inherit, alibi, suspect, culprit) PERFECT FOR: ESL/EFL teens, secondary English, October and Halloween lessons, cover lessons, end of term Case 3 of the Elim Mystery Series. Enjoyed it? Coming up more soon

A multi-million-pound diamond has vanished from a locked safe aboard the ultra-luxurious MS Aurora while sailing in the middle of the sea. With the ship completely isolated and the thief trapped on board among the guests, every passenger is a suspect. Can you crack the case before the cruise comes to an end? WHAT’S INCLUDED • Narrated case presentation: project it and press play, and the story is read aloud in English • Student worksheets at 3 levels (B1, B2 and C1): same case, different language demands, perfect for mixed-ability classes • Teacher guide with lesson steps, answer key and full solution HOW IT WORKS Present the case and meet the four suspects Reveal the clues one by one Students debate in groups and vote for the culprit Reveal the solution SKILLS: speaking, listening, critical thinking, narrative tenses, giving and justifying opinions, crime vocabulary (will, inherit, alibi, suspect, culprit) PERFECT FOR: ESL/EFL teens, secondary English, October and Halloween lessons, cover lessons, end of term Case " of the Elim Mystery Series. Enjoyed it? Find The Night Before the Final in my shop.

Can your students solve the case before you reveal the answer? Margaret Hollow is 91, very rich, and about to change her will. The morning after a family dinner, she is found in her library and the new will has disappeared. Four suspects. Twelve million pounds. One missing will. Who did it, and why? A no-prep whodunit that gets teenagers speaking, debating and reasoning in English. No blood, no graphic content: just clues, alibis and a twist they won’t see coming. WHAT’S INCLUDED • Narrated case presentation: project it and press play, and the story is read aloud in English • Student worksheets at 3 levels (B1, B2 and C1): same case, different language demands, perfect for mixed-ability classes • Teacher guide with lesson steps, answer key and full solution HOW IT WORKS Present the case and meet the four suspects Reveal the clues one by one Students debate in groups and vote for the culprit Reveal the solution SKILLS: speaking, listening, critical thinking, narrative tenses, giving and justifying opinions, crime vocabulary (will, inherit, alibi, suspect, culprit) PERFECT FOR: ESL/EFL teens, secondary English, October and Halloween lessons, cover lessons, end of term Case 1 of the El Mystery Series. Enjoyed it? Find Midnight on the Aurora and The Night Before the Final in my shop.