The document instructs the reader to write three stories - two based on true events from history or their own life, and one fictional story. It suggests including photos, drawings, and quotes to support the stories. Once written, the reader should present their stories to a friend to see if they can determine which story is a lie.

1. Now it’s your turn! Write three stories
using the pages in this book. These
stories can be based on real facts—
such as events that happened in
history—or these stories can be about
things that happened to you.
Just remember—two of your stories
should be true, and one should be a lie.
Add photos or draw pictures to back up
your stories. Add a quotation or two
(maybe a quote from a grown up or
online resource) to “prove” the
accuracy of your stories.
Once you’ve written three
stories, present your book to a
friend. Can they figure out which
one is the lie?

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