Scooby-Doo and Scrappy Doo: Season 1 Frank Welker, Heather North, Casey Kasem, Pat Stevens, Marla Frumkin, Don Messick, Lennie Weinrib, William Hanna, Don Jurwich, Joseph Barbera DVD $10.34 $ 10. A plus you can watch the uploaded YouTube video gameplay of Left 4 Dead 2 Scooby Doo Edition below the mods and funny moments by VanossGaming. What’s your best moment on playing Left 4 Dead 2? Let us know by commenting your moment below. Shop for ps4 lego scooby doo online at Target. Choose from contactless Same Day Delivery, Drive Up and more.

Are you fan of Scooby Doo and Left 4 Dead 2? Well, the Scooby Doo mods is now available in Left 4 Dead 2 and play the world of zombie with mystery with the cast of Scooby Doo. You can download this mod now on Steam for FREE. It was developed by wookieba11s and now reaching 4,500 subscribers.

The mod simply replace the Left Dead 2 survivors and all goodies including names, weapons, music and theme are also changed. Coach was replace by Fred, Ellis was replace by Shaggy, Nick was replace by Daphne and Rochelle was replace by Velma. Unfortunately, Scooby Doo itself is not included on the mod 🙁

How to Download Left 4 Dead 2 Scooby Doo Mod (Web Browser)

1. Login your steam account at steamcommunity.com/
2. Now go to the Scooby Doo Mod page goo.gl/Jf3d6r
3. Hit the Subscribe button, then the mod will be automatically download to your steam

How to Download Left 4 Dead 2 Scooby Doo Mod (Steam Client)

1. Go to your Steam Library and Find Left 4 Dead 2.
2. Now click the Browse the Workshop button.
3. Now Search the mod Mystery Inc.
4. Click the Mystery Inc. mod.
5. Hit the Subscribe Button.
6. It will now start downloading from your steam client.

For offline use or non-steam you can download the Mod at our mirror link below, file size of the mod is 13.049MB:

A plus you can watch the uploaded YouTube video gameplay of Left 4 Dead 2 Scooby Doo Edition below the mods and funny moments by VanossGaming.

Scooby Doo Dog Bowl

What’s your best moment on playing Left 4 Dead 2? Let us know by commenting your moment below.

Sticking with the theme of our Scooby-Doo week, I thought it would be fun to come up with some detective ideas for kids! Children are naturally curious and love solving mysteries, which is probably what makes Scooby and the gang so appealing. Encourage that desire to explore with these fun activities that will have them acting like detectives in no time!

Fun Detective Activities for Kids

• Invisible Ink Writing: Good detectives always protect their sources! Let kids make their own invisible ink messages, then send them to friends and family to try to decode. It’s as easy as grabbing a lemon from the grocery store and scribbling out a message! This is by far one of the easiest detective activities for kids!
• Play nature detective! Give kids a list of the different types of bugs, plants and trees in your area, then help them check them off the list. Make it a little harder for older kids by giving them clues about the different life forms. For example, if your area is filled with lady bugs, your clue could be “I’m quite the lady with my fancy polka-dot outfit!” Make up a batch of butterfly bait from our outdoor crafts post to help attract some of the beautiful winged bugs if your little detective tires of searching for them on his own.
• Host a mystery night. While older kids may enjoy a murder mystery, younger children will likely prefer something a little less creepy. Depending on the age group, you could go with something as silly as “who stole the cookies from the cookie jar?” Write up clues and hide them around the house. Have other adults be “suspects” and help guide the children in asking the right questions.
• Dust for fingerprints. While the CSI crime people probably use some sort of fancy chemical-based powder to life prints, you can do it with a little baby powder and scotch tape! Just sprinkle a little powder on the surface where the print should be, lightly brush, then lift it with the tape. It may take a little practice! Next, fingerprint everyone in the house and try to compare the prints to find a match.
• “Where are we going?” This is one of my favorite games to play because you don’t really need anything aside from a tank of gas (or, if you live in town, your own two feet). Hop in the car and pick a road that you’ve never been down before. Take your GPS or a map in case you get too lost, but seriously, getting a little lost is part of the fun! Try to figure out where you’ll end up based on clues around you. Are you seeing a lot of farms? Any stores that seem familiar? Signs for streets that you know? You really just never know what kind of cool things you’ll find this way!

These are just a few fun detective activities for kids that you can play both indoors and out. They’re fun ways to get kids thing critically and really examining the world around them. Do you have any favorite detective activities for kids?

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