Who is the Mystery Person Worksheet
Using this Who is the Mystery Person Worksheet, students interview a person and then create six clues for other students to try to guess who it is.
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How to teach Adjectives
Using this Who is the Mystery Person Worksheet, students interview a person and then create six clues for other students to try to guess who it is.
Adjectives will help your students’ writing become interesting and detailed. This worksheet will help your students build their database of adjectives that they can use in their own writing.
Choose a person to describe. Interview that person and fill in the blanks below. Then, read aloud the six clues and have other students try to guess who your mystery person is.
Other resources to use with this Who is the Mystery Person Worksheet
If you are using this worksheet, your students are probably learning about adjectives and other parts of speech.
Use these Adjective Worksheets as an additional resource to support your students.
Introduce this worksheet by reviewing adjectives with the Have Fun Teaching Adjectives Song. Next, students describe themselves or a partner using only adjectives. Then, students complete the worksheet independently or with a partner. Finally, students share their clues with the class for guessing. Once finished, students create a list of adjectives that they want to use in their own writing.
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