A mystery-themed event flyer styled after the board game Clue. The backdrop shows a shadowy library library doorway with a detective silhouette reading "THE BOOKS HAVE DISAPPEARED...". In the foreground, paper notes, a magnifying glass, and a stack of colorful books (labeled Mystery, Adventure, Friendship, Imagination, Knowledge, and Justice) reveal the event details for "Clue Family Night."  CLUE FAMILY NIGHT READ. INVESTIGATE. SOLVE.  Lights Out Literacy: The Case of the Missing Books "A special collection of books has disappeared, and we need your family to solve the case."  Event Details Date: October 1st  Time: 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM  Location: Southwest Lower Elementary

A mysterious case has hit Southwest Lower Elementary, and school officials are calling on local families to help solve it. On October 1st, from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM, the school will host “CLUE Family Night — Lights Out Literacy: The Case of the Missing Books.”

Organized by the Southwest Reading Detective Agency, the event invites young sleuths and their families to investigate the disappearance of a special collection of books featuring themes like Mystery, Adventure, Friendship, Imagination, Knowledge, and Justice.

The interactive literacy night features four core stations:

  • Explore: Families will receive flashlights to navigate six interactive literacy stations in the dark.

  • Question: Detectives can interrogate in-character school staff members for clues.

  • Gather: Participants will inspect the scene and collect physical evidence.

  • Solve: Investigators must determine who moved the books and where they were hidden.

The event is designed for students in Pre-K through 6th grade, with siblings encouraged to join the investigation. Flashlights will be provided at entry, and all children must be accompanied by an adult.

Will your family crack the case? Head to Southwest Lower Elementary on October 1st to find out!