Mystery History Research
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Jennine Friess
Our Lower Elementary students are deeply immersed in their Mystery History research, as are our Upper Elementary and Middle School students.
This annual tradition involves students dressing up as a historical figure and reciting three facts for the audience to guess their identity. Leading up to this, students must discover all they can about the person they have selected through various research methods, and write an essay about this person's contributions to society.
- Lower Elementary