



Review the qualities of a good mystery story and the writing tips suggested by real mystery authors. Read some of the sample mystery stories. Then using the spooky photos and story starters, work with a partner(s) to write and publish your own mystery story. |



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Whodunit? Read the sample mystery stories to get some ideas and begin your brainstorming.
A Purr-fect Mystery (A Real Mystery Writer) Mystery Net's Kids' Mysteries Contest Winners:
Use these story starters to jump start your mystery writing.
Follow the guidelines in this Rubric to organize your writing.
Follow these writing suggestions to write your story.
Revise your writing using these helpful hints. Write a final draft and design a cover that illustrates a scene from your original story.
Try to get your story published in one of these student magazines.
Graphics from: Google.com, Teacherfiles.com, and Scholastic.com.
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