Clue Game (Without Board)

I put this together for my camp, but it can be used for a free day or to practice room names. It requires no board or cards, and little to no prep time to use. You can hand out a paper with pronunciation guides or just the words and expression on it, or have the students write them down themselves. Whichever works for you.

It can take 30 to 40 minutes for 3 rounds.

You can customize the photos. I changed the suspect names to colors instead of scarlet, peacock, etc. since I work with elementary students. They thought Mr. Yellow was funny, which you'll see why.

This is superb, and the images of the different rooms are really high-quality!

Love these sorts of grab-and-go games!

Awesome awesome work! Much appreciate this!


-T

If you want to extend the game a bit or your kids like to roll dice, here's a board I made and a checklist/suspects I modified (cough.. stole.. cough).

This is so cool! My kids will love this for the lesson on room names, thank you!!! 

Clue is such a great game to play with high level students!
I like the idea of no board....I'm going to try this out maybe in my next after school speaking class.

If anyone is interested in an old school classic clue game, I made a board, cards, and character profile clue game using a Paper Mario theme.
I'd recommend you laminate everything though, as near the end my students got a little rough on the paper board game!

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This was awesome- thank you!!