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=5th Grade Communication Arts - Reading, Analyzing, and Interpreting Literature=

**Websites**
[|Chess for Children] This website helps students understand how to play the game of chess. Chess is a big part of the clues for The Westing Game. [|Usage Notes]

[|The Westing Heirs] This site gives students information about each character in The Westing Game. There are also games that the students can play using the information from the book. [|Usage Notes]

[|The Westing Game Webquest] I would start to use this site before you start to read The Westing Game. There are before, during, and after activities for this book. [|Usage Notes]

Lessons
[|Westing Game Detective Journal] In this activity, students create a suspect journal to keep facts about each character in the story The Westing Game. [|Link to Westing Game Info Website]

[|The Westing Game Webquest] I would start to use this site before you start to read The Westing Game. There are before, during, and after activities for this book. [|Usage Notes]

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