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This document discusses building mysteries with kids. It includes templates to help construct mysteries, with sections for the crime, suspects, motives, investigators and characters involved. Instructions are provided to have kids fill in the details to craft their own mystery story, such as describing the crime, three suspects and their motives, and multiple investigators and their motives. The document also advertises the author's appearances at various book conventions.
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- 11. …quote accurately from a text when explaining what the text says explicitly and when drawing inferences from the text.
- 12. EVIDENCE!!!
- 20. What would you do if you knew that failure was impossible?
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- 26. CRIME SUSPECT 1 MOTIVE SUSPECT 2 MOTIVE SUSPECT 3 MOTIVE LET’S BUILD A MYSTERY!
- 27. CRIME SUSPECT 1 MOTIVE SUSPECT 2 MOTIVE SUSPECT 3 MOTIVE INVESTIGATOR MOTIVE INVESTIGATOR MOTIVE INVESTIGATOR MOTIVE LET’S BUILD A MYSTERY!
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