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Valentine's Mystery Writing Workshop
Students develop a Valentine's-themed mystery narrative using suspects, motives, alibis, planted clues, red herrings, and plot twists.
$4.99USD · Digital download
Students develop a Valentine's-themed mystery narrative using suspects, motives, alibis, planted clues, red herrings, and plot twists. The four-page workshop includes scenario choices, plot structure planning, character development, and clue-planning organizers.
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- Students will identify essential elements of the mystery genre.
- Students will create suspects with motives and alibis.
- Students will distinguish planted clues from red herrings.
- Students will plan and draft a compelling mystery narrative.
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