Murder on the Orient Express Novel Study | Reading Guide, Vocabulary, Activities
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Review twelve key vocabulary words with this fun and engaging secret message decoder activity, perfect for your unit on The Canterbury Tales! Ideal for British Literature classes!
Need a creative and engaging way to review vocabulary from The Canterbury Tales? This secret message decoder activity will motivate students to practice key terms while embracing the fun of a secret message puzzle! This no-prep activity comes with answer keys and is an ideal review activity!
This is a no-prep resource to review vocab from Geoffrey Chaucer's The Canterbury Tales. Use it as...
Engage students in a creative and unique way! Students will read through 12 definitions, each matching a vocabulary term. After identifying the appropriate term, students will fill in the secret message decoder accordingly. If students make a mistake, they will end up with a nonsensical phrase, which will prompt them to check their work. Students will love this interactive, self-checking activity!
Vocabulary Terms Covered in the Resource:
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