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Easter Cluedo - French
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Easter Cluedo - French

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      Subject World Languages and Cultures — French
      Grade Level Grades 6-8
      Resource Type Handout, Worksheet
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      About This Lesson

      <p>Who killed the Easter Rabbit? Students need to find out: Who committed the crime? What was the weapon used? and In which room the crime was committed? Words documents: *6 cards: Potential Killers / 6 cards: Potential Weapons / 6 cards: Potential Locations *Map of the crime scene. *Detective notebook sheet *Rules</p>

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      cluedoEaster[1].doc

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      February 7, 2020
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      February 7, 2020
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      Reviews

      4.7
      7 Reviews
      SML Member
      SML Member March 12, 2010
      Excellent thank you for this,

      This looks great fun and lots of language too, merci beaucoup!

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      SML Member March 14, 2010
      Perfect!

      This looks great. Am going to share it around our department. Will use it next week. Thanks!

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      SML Member March 15, 2010
      Excellent!

      You made the just the right activity before spring break. Merci

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      SML Member March 19, 2010
      Fab!

      Absolutely brilliant, very clear instructions and colorful cards. My students will love it! Thanks for sharing!

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      SML Member March 29, 2010
      Just the thing, Thank you VM

      Just the right thing for the last lesson before the easter break

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      SML Member April 02, 2012

      Is this also translated into English? to use in an ESL classroom - my French is non-existent ;)

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