Books in Mystery Club series

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- opportunities for predicting and good models for student writing- short chapters, carefully chosen vocabulary, and close text/illustration matches

From who? what? where? To signs left behind and primary source storytellers, this book is sure to entertain readers and add detail to the answer about life in outer space. Part thrill and urban myth, part science and critical thinking expose, this book is a terrific read for fun and answers.

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Shares famous criminal cases that were never solved, including the murder of Bulgarian journalist Georgi Markov, Jack the Ripper's London murders, and D.B. Cooper's airplane hijacking and disappearance.

Who? What? Where? The fascination with true crime, cold cases, and unsolved crimes are a perfect environment for discovering STEM skills. Part history, part procedure, this title is sure fire entertainment.

Danger is waiting for the Maple Street Five wherever they go as they attempt to solve another mystery

Vintage paperback

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Who? What? Where? The fascination with the unexplained and sometimes unexplainable is the basis of this title driven by mysterious messages and the need to evaluate evidence "critically." From weeping statues to crop circles and messages to the Gods, these books help student see, evaluate and conclude these mysterious messages.

"Takes a look at some of history's mysterious disappearances. From ships found abandoned at sea, and planes lost in the notorious Bermuda Triangle, to suspected alien abductions--These accounts are strange and thrilling"--Back cover.

Who? What? Where? The fascination with the mysterious creature and their unexplainable existence is the basis of this title driven by the need to think "critically." From Bigfoot, to Nessie, to the Yeti."vital clues" and "strange stories" .sidebars guide the reader to ponder and attempt to understand these mysteries.