Mystery Box Games
Do you want to put your skills of deduction to the test? Conduct a thrilling investigation? Or just spend some fun time with your family and friends?
Will you be able to solve the cases of our Mystery Boxes? There has been an assault, an unsolved murder, or a mysterious ghost haunting a place, and you need to identity the culprit!
We have 5 different storylines on offer, and each is guaranteed to provide an hour of non-stop fun! When you buy a Mystery Box, you receive an email complete with the rules of the game, a detective note sheet, interrogations and evidence. You can print them out or forward it to play with your friends online, or even tackle the mystery solo!
Mystery Boxes in French
![Belinda Martin [Recommended 15+ years] Mystery Box (français)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Belinda Martin [Recommended 15+ years] Mystery Box (français)
Approx $11.45 USD
Ghost Hunter [Recommended 15+ years] Mystery Box (français)
Approx $11.45 USD
La clef perdue [Recommended 8+ years] Mystery Box (français)
Approx $11.45 USD
Mystery Boxes in ENGLISH
Belinda Martin [Recommended 15+ years] Mystery Box (English)
Approx $11.45 USD
Murder at the fashion school [Recommended 15+ years] Mystery Box (English)
Approx $11.45 USD
"My Year 9 students really enjoyed the challenge of playing the role of detective
to solve the mystery of who was haunting the Palace of Versailles. They worked in pairs and carefully considered the clues, using
their critical thinking skills and French language skills
to determine the culprit, as well as alibis for the other suspects. They enjoyed the experience so much, that they have requested to do
another one! Our department has purchased all of the kits in the range to use as resources for many years to come."
- St Pius College
Our range of French Mystery Box games are an engaging and motivating activity for your own French classroom that align the NESA
syllabus outcomes.
- Interacting – exchanging information, ideas and opinions, and socialising, planning and negotiating
- Accessing and responding – obtaining, processing and responding to information through a range of spoken, written, digital and/or multimodal texts
In a Mystery Box, a team of players is presented with a mission and must work cooperatively to complete an investigation using evidence,
clues and interrogations. It is a race against the clock, and your classmates, to be the first to successfully solve the
mystery.
Simply print the game material, group students together (no more than 10 per group), and watch as they work together to conduct their investigations and solve the case within the 60 minute time limit.
