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Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Padre Verde Señora Azul La pistola La soga El cuchillo El dormitorio El cuarto de baño La cocinaEl salón Señorita Rojo Señor.

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Presentación del tema: "Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Padre Verde Señora Azul La pistola La soga El cuchillo El dormitorio El cuarto de baño La cocinaEl salón Señorita Rojo Señor."— Transcripción de la presentación:

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2 Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Padre Verde Señora Azul La pistola La soga El cuchillo El dormitorio El cuarto de baño La cocinaEl salón Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Padre Verde Señora Azul

3 How to play. There has been a murder. You need to find out who did it, with which weapon and where. On each turn you guess a suspect, a weapon and a room. I tell you one thing it is NOT! (unless you are right with all three, then you win) I only tell you one thing, even if all three are wrong! Cross off the suspects, weapons and rooms it is NOT, so you can work out who, what and where it IS. Raise your hand to make a guess, you cannot make two guesses in a row.

4 Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Señor Verde Señora Azul El dormitorio El cuarto de baño La cocina El salón El cuchillo La soga La pistola CLUEDO Nombre:_________________

5 Ejemplo. Vosotros: “¿Fue señorita Rojo con la pistola en el salón?” Yo: “No, no fue señorita Rojo” !!!!!! It could still be el salón and/or the gun (I only say one thing is wrong even if they all are).

6 Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Señor Verde Señora Azul El dormitorio El cuarto de baño La cocina El salón X El cuchillo La soga La pistola CLUEDO Nombre:_________________

7 Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Señor Verde Señora Azul El dormitorio El cuarto de baño La cocina El salón X El cuchillo La soga La pistola CLUEDO Nombre:_________________ There are 5 columns so you can play more than one game. Each game uses only one column.

8 If nothing you say is wrong, you win! But remember, you can’t have two guesses in a row!

9 Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Padre Verde Señora Azul El dormitorio El cuarto de baño La cocinaEl salón Señorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Señor Verde Señora AzulSeñorita Rojo Señor Amarillo Padre Verde Señora Azul La pistola La soga El cuchillo ¿Fue Señorita Rojo con la pistola en el salón ?

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