The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum (Scavenger Hunt)

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The Wizard of Oz by L. Frank Baum

(Scavenger Hunt)

The wizard of oz by l. frank Baum

scavenger hunt

Welcome!

I am excited that you are here to join us on an adventure of inferencing.

Please know that you will only be able to advance to the next question once you provide text evidence for your answer. ​

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​your first question is in a place where the people greet you first. you'll pass through on your way to see mrs. sam the nurse.

Multiple Choice

The actions of Aunt Em in paragraph 3 are significant because they show that —

• Aunt Em was angry that Dorothy was laughing

• Aunt Em worried that the noise would upset Uncle Henry

• Aunt Em was full of joy at the thought of a child in their life

• Aunt Em was not used to the sounds of happiness

Open Ended

What is text evidence that supports your answer choice?

​Riddle

​Now that you have revealed your text evidence, don't be afraid. Your next question can be found in a place where there is no shade. Just a field where children play.

Multiple Choice

In what way does the imagery in these sentences contribute to the story?

• It suggests that Aunt Em doesn't care about the storm.

• It emphasizes how difficult it is to live on a prairie.

• It shows why Toto is hiding.

• It explains why Uncle Henry is worried.

Open Ended

What is text evidence that supports your answer choice?

​Riddle

​Now that you have revealed your text evidence, here's another clue. Your next question can be found where swimming creatures eat their food.

Multiple Choice

In paragraph 6, what can the reader infer about Uncle Henry?

• He was a concerned parent.

• He was nervous about the weather.

• He could tell that the weather was about to get bad.

• He knew Dorothy and Toto were about to get carried away.

Open Ended

What is text evidence that supports your answer choice?

​Riddle

​Now that you have revealed your text evidence, there is another place to go. Your last question is where you can find a piano.

Open Ended

Based on paragraph 15, what can the reader infer about Dorothy's life? Support your

answer with evidence from the text.

Your last stop. It is in a place where pupils feast, specifically where the staff sits and watch.

Your last clue will lead you to your prize meet Ms. Chopp here, so she can amaze your eyes.