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Interactive Bulletin Board Idea: Mystery Photo

By  Beth Newingham on January 11, 2013
  • Grades: 3–5

Since my class studies the regions of the United States, we play a Mystery Photo game each week using a bulletin board. I print out a picture on photo paper of a certain landmark in a city we will visit and cut it into puzzle pieces. Each day, I add a new piece of the puzzle and a new clue to the bulletin board. On Friday, students guess the identity of the Mystery Photo.

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