'The Mystery of Mrs. Mexiflower's Missing Marks' Synopsis
By: Allison Reiley
6 - 9 Guests
What’s worse than being stuck in school during the summer? Being contained there against your will until the mystery of the missing marks book is solved. Someone in the class has stolen it and everyone had a motive to take it, some more sinister than others. No one is leaving until someone confesses and the book found.
No murders, just a missing school marks book. Perfect for children and great for a birthday party, sleepover or a back to school party.
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- Host Instructions
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My daughter's 12th birthday party was a huge hit with her friends. Everyone enjoy dressing up and getting into character! The kids talked about the party for days... One of the parents said... "Boy, you've set the bar! It's going to be hard to top this for my daughter's 12th birthday!" : )
Thanks for such a great idea! The material was very well organized and easy to implement!
 Brooke G. - Bloomington, IL
Friday, January 25, 2008
I had this party for my 10 year old birthday party. It was all girls so we changed the boy characters to girls and we changed the boyfriend girlfriend thing into just friends. We had a sleepover and pretended that the summer school was in Hawaii so we had a Hawaiian theme. It was a blast and we all got really into character and we were really suprised about the ending! I recomend this party to every girl or boy that is eight to thirteen. It is filled with a fun packed adventure about different kids in one big school mystery! It is great because it is not a murder mystery!
0 R. - Wilton, CT
Monday, July 23, 2007
This was a very enjoyable party made all the more fun by its unique nature - nobody else has had a mystery party.
We are all nine years old and understood the plot very well. We did struggle with some of the vocabulary in a few of the clues especially when it came to reading it out!
After the party the girls went into smaller groups and re-enacted parts of the mystery. Their partents report that they did this at home with siblings too.
It was great fun, especially opening the lockers which we made out of box files.
Kathryn M. - Teesside, UK
Saturday, August 12, 2006
We held this mystery party for our daughter's 9th birthday. Attendees were ages 8-10. The kids loved being over the top with their characters...
I would recommend this mystery for elementary-age children.
Sarah O. - Nashville, TN
Monday, November 21, 2005
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