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Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
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Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
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Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
Create your own at Storyboard That

Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
Create your own at Storyboard That

Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
Create your own at Storyboard That

Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
Create your own at Storyboard That

Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
Create your own at Storyboard That

Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib

Step 1

Step 2 & 3

Step 5

Step 6

Step 7 & 8

Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.

Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.

Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements (WWII Review)

Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.

Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’.

Teachers may or may not ask teams to reach a consensus.

Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.

Step 7: Students celebrate.

Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.


Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Name:

Date:
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name: Rose Granger-Weasley

Date: 7.27.22
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  • The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  • After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.

  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:


  1. The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2
  2. The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)
  3. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Lie
  • Truth
  • Truth

Name:

Date:

Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.

Mia- I think were right about this one!

Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.

Kamala- I agree with Seth, hours, not days.

Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.

1 is right. Dec 7th a day that will live in infamy

2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha

I don't know...

3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie

2

2

2

2

CORRECT!

Whose next?

My turn Rose!

Round 2!

Wow! We got it right!

2

2

?

2
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  • Find-the-Fiction / Find-The Fib / Guess-the-Fib
  • Name:Date:
  • LieTruthTruth
  • Today we will be lying to one another!
  • Step 1
  • Name:Date:
  • LieTruthTruth
  • Name: Rose Granger-Weasley Date: 7.27.22The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days. (No, 2 hrs)After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Step 2 3
  • The Attack on Pearl Harbor led the US to enter World War 2The attack on Pearl Harbor lasted for days.(No, 2 hrs)After the attack on Pearl Harbor, Congress approved Roosevelt’s declaration of war.
  • Name:Date:
  • LieTruthTruth
  • Teacher instructs students to write three statements 2 truthful and 1 that is false. The teacher explains that students will take turns to read their statements to teammates. Teammates try to find which of the three statements is false.
  • Step 5
  • 1 is right. Dec 7th "a day that will live in infamy"
  • Name:Date:
  • Remember! You all must agree on what the lie is before moving on.
  • I don't know...
  • LieTruthTruth
  • 3 is right because you need congress to approve war. FDR was the president and the attack ended U.S isolation. 2! 2 is a lie
  • Students write three statements/problems/sentences with punctuation/history facts/etc.: two true and one false. Teacher may put students into groupings or have students participate as a whole class.
  • Step 6
  • Seth- The attack lasted for days is a lie.Kamala-I agree with Seth, hours, not days.
  • Name:Date:
  • LieTruthTruth
  • Harry- Ok, if we all agree. I guess.Mia- I think were right about this one!
  • Step 2: One student on each team stands and reads their 3 statements(WWII Review)Step 3: Without consulting teammates, each student writes down his/her own best guess of which statement is false.
  • Step 7 8
  • My turn Rose!
  • Round2!
  • Whose next?
  • Wow! We got it right!
  • 2
  • Teammates RoundRobin (show guesses) and defend their ‘best guess’. Teachers may or may not ask teams to reacha consensus.
  • 2nd one. 2hrs not days. Haha
  • 2
  • ?
  • 2
  • Teammates announce their guess(es), or write them down and the person agrees or disagrees with the team response.
  • 2
  • 2
  • 2
  • CORRECT!
  • 2
  • Step 7: Students celebrate.Step 8: Repeat process with another teammate.
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