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Julie Anne Grasso

and the Lemon Festival Fiasco

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With a background in paediatric nursing, Julie Anne

Grasso spent many years literally wrapping children in

cotton wool. Every day she witnessed great courage

and resilience from the tiny people she cared for,

which inspired her to write stories about a little girl elf

just like them.

She has a degree in Nursing from Queensland University

of Technology and has been published in her nerdy

nursing specialty in medical journals, but her true love is

writing about elf worlds that preferably involve some

kind of dessert obsession.

She has an awesome husband who loves to do battle

in the computer trenches every day and a 3 year old

elf called Giselle.

Frankie Dupont and the

Lemon Festival Fiasco

By Julie Anne Grasso

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Table of Contents

Page 2 Artist Credits

Page 3 About Julie Anne Grasso

Page 4 Terms of Use

Pages 6-9 Character traits, settings words, and answer keys

Pages 10-16 Creative writing pages

Pages 17-18 Guilty or not work pages and answer key

Pages 19-20 Lemon adjectives and possible answers

Pages 21-22 Phytophotodermatitis work page and answer key

Pages 23-24 Word search and answer key

Pages 25-26 Crossword puzzle and answer key

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Clever Characters Name __________________________________ Date ________________

Circle the traits that describe each character.

Frankie Sherlock Appleby Triplets

Madame Mercure

●first and only kid in

Maizon to pass the

private investigator’s

training exam

●fast on a scooter

●wore a trench coat

●wore a baseball cap

●would never eat

leftover pizza

●9 years old

●always told the truth

●was saving money

for an evidence kit

●sprinted if he spotted

a bunny

●belonged to Amy

●ex-sniffer dog

●would retire soon

●whimpered if he

smelled something

dangerous

●almost was show and

tell at school

●wanted to become

the Lemon Meringue

Pie King

●older than Frankie

●owners of Sherlock

●the boys drew

mustaches on their

teachers’ profile

pictures

●all three were

well-behaved

●the Invaders

●Archie, Angus, and

Amelia

●they all wanted to

help Frankie

●short fingernails

●sweet personality

●helpful

●insulted the children

●Frankie’s friend

●sister of Peri Stalsis

●generous

●dastardly

●philanthropist

●famous chef

●sour-faced

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Clever Characters KEY Name __________________________________ Date ________________

Circle the traits that describe each character.

Frankie Sherlock Appleby Triplets

Madame Mercure

●first and only kid in

Maizon to pass the

private investigator’s

training exam

●fast on a scooter

●wore a trench coat

●wore a baseball cap

●would never eat

leftover pizza

●9 years old

●always told the truth

●was saving money

for an evidence kit

●sprinted if he spotted

a bunny

●belonged to Amy

●ex-sniffer dog

●would retire soon

●whimpered if he

smelled something

dangerous

●almost was show and

tell at school

●wanted to become

the Lemon Meringue

Pie King

●younger than Frankie

●owners of Sherlock

●the boys drew

mustaches on their

teachers’ profile

pictures

●all three were

well-behaved

●the Invaders

●named Archie,

Angus, and Amelia

●they all wanted to

help Frankie

●short fingernails

●sweet personality

●helpful

●insulted the children

●Frankie’s friend

●sister of Peri Stalsis

●generous

●dastardly

●philanthropist

●famous chef

●sour-faced

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Setting the Scenes Name __________________________________ Date ________________

Circle the words that describe each setting.

shed stand Garden School

●near strawberry

patch

●Gary’s workbench

was in it

●no door

●poison container

●plant food

●tools

●wheelbarrow

●Gerome was being

repaired there

●sous chef was in

charge

●set up for the festival

●near the blueberry

path

●lemonade was used

in making cupcakes

●customers had to be

stopped

●refreshing for all

festival attendees

●pristine

●conifer trees shaped

as numbers and letters

●amazing gardener

named Jerome

●path

●strawberry patch

●blueberry patch

●lemon grove

●lemonade stand

●floor creaked

●bells

●consolidated class

●no detention policy

●Amy worked there

after school

●located in a dark

forest

●one class had three

teachers

●did not allow show

and tell

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Setting the Scenes Key Name __________________________________ Date ________________

Circle the words that describe each setting.

shed stand Garden School

●near strawberry

patch

●Gary’s workbench

was in it

●no door

●poison container

●plant food

●tools

●wheelbarrow

●Gerome was being

repaired there

●sous chef was in

charge

●set up for the festival

●near the blueberry

path

●lemonade was used

in making cupcakes

●customers had to be

stopped

●refreshing for all

festival attendees

●pristine

●conifer trees shaped

as numbers and letters

●amazing gardener

named Jerome

●path

●strawberry patch

●blueberry patch

●lemon grove

●lemonade stand

●floor creaked

●bells

●consolidated class

●no detention policy

●Amy worked there

after school

●located in a dark

forest

●one class had three

teachers

●did not allow show

and tell

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Name __________________________________ Date ________________ Describe a situation in life that is sour, and tell how things could be improved.

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Draft a Detailed Descriptive Paragraph By _______________________ Date __________________

Write a descriptive paragraph about one of these pictures.

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Frankie needs your help! Please design an extended version spy kit for his next adventures.

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Devise Enhanced Spy Kit Devices Name __________________________________ Date

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Write a Brilliant Brochure for a Gnome Repair Service Name __________________________________ Date _________

Write an advertising brochure for gnome repairs. Why are you the best? What do you service? Add a map to your location.

What are your hours of operation? Do you pick up and deliver? What is the phone number and address? Be creative!

Best in the business! ______________________

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Clever, Cool, Creative Cuisine Name ___________________ Date ______________

Plan a creative menu for the lemon festival. What special dishes will be included? Use descriptive phrases.

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Construct a Considerate Contraption Name ___________________

The cupcake shop has hired you to make a new invention that will trap and land people gently to their

door. Draw and label your invention and describe how it works.

How this invention works! ___________________________________________________________

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Miss Chestnut

Simon Le Mont

Gardener Gary

Meredith

Evan

Peri Stalsis

Guilty or Not-Guilty? Name ___________________ Date _____________

Tell why each character seemed suspicious. Explain why each was actually guilty or not.

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Miss Chestnut Miss Chestnut gave a poisoned

pie to Mr. Mulberry.

Not guilty as she didn’t make the

pie and did not want to hurt Mr.

Mulberry. She wanted to impress

him.

Simon Le Mont As pie baker, it seemed logical

that he baked the poison pies.

He had a cold and could not

taste the pies himself.

Evan was the pie taster, and was

giving him wrong information on

purpose.

Gardener Gary Gary has time and opportunity to

access the lemon grove and

poison the lemons. The poison

was on his work bench.

Gary desperately needed his job

and had only been there a week.

Giselle admitted to moving the

poison to the work bench.

Meredith It would seem Meredith would

want to own the lemon grove as

she asked if it was a heritage site

and could not be sold.

The reason she asked was she did

not want it sold. She wanted the

manor to stay as it was and did

not own Everlasting Orchards.

Evan Evan was seen trying to put the

poison container in the garbage

and not the recycling and

threatened Gary about his job.

Evan was thought to be the

nephew of Mrs. Charles, but

turned out to be the son of Peri

and nephew of Mercure.

Peri Stalsis His spoon remained up at the

tasting. He was the brother of

Madame Mercure and the father

of Evan.

Madame Mercure, Peri Stalsis,

and Evan all conspired to

purchase the lemon grove and

thereby own Enderby Manor.

Guilty or Not-Guilty? KEY Name ___________________ Date _____________

Possible answers, accept logical and correct responses.

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Advanced Agreeable Adjectives Name ___________________

Use one adjective to describe each picture.

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Advanced Agreeable Adjectives Key Name ___________________

Possible answers below. Accept logical adjectives for answers.

real or whole sliced, round, sour half, flavorful

smooth or fresh happy, glad frozen, ice-cold

cold, refreshing part, partial initial sound, first letter

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Name _________________________ Date _________

As Frankie’s Dad always said, “If things don’t add up . . .

follow the evidence trail, no matter where it leads you.”

Phytophotodermatitis Is a real condition. To avoid having this

problem, what should be done?

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Number the steps in order:

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Name _________________________ Date _________

As Frankie’s Dad always said, “If things don’t add up . . .

follow the evidence trail, no matter where it leads you.”

Phytophotodermatitis Is a real condition. To avoid having this

problem, what should be done?

Be sure to wear gloves when

squeezing citrus fruits.

Then, wash juice from skin before

going in the sun.

Number the steps in order:

3 1 2

Name _____________________

Name _____________________