As we have already read the story AKRON HOUSE MYSTERY, now we are going to do a general review of it. Follow in order the activity and do one post by item.

1. Retake the chapters and do a short review of them (5 lines maximum by each one). Put a picture according to the general content of the book.

2. Take two characters of the book and describe him/her (maximum in 5 lines for every one).

3. Go to the book on pages 73, 74 and 75. Read the text and answer the exercise 1 (Comprehension Check). Put the responses into a post.

4. Go to the book on page 76. Do the PROJECT ON THE WEB. Put the responses of the 8 questions into a post. Illustrate it with a picture of the topic.

5. Go to the book on pages 77, 78, and 79 (points 1, 2, and 3). Do the exercises and put the responses into a post.

NOTE:

• Remember you can use links, pictures or drawings to illustrate your work.

• Be ready for a written exam about the book (October 14th - 2025).

The Taylor family moves to an old house in Akron. Carol and Steve are excited to explore their new home. The house seems to have a mysterious past. The siblings start to explore the house and discover some secrets. The adventure is about to begin.

Carol and Steve hear strange noises in the house at night. They think the house is haunted. They try to investigate the source of the noises. The siblings are scared but also intrigued. They want to know what's going on in the house.

Carol and Steve find an old desk in the house. When they open it, they discover some old objects and papers. They find a letter that seems important. The letter is addressed to someone named Dorothy. The siblings start to investigate the history of the house.

Carol and Steve discover that Matthew Kelly is a name that appears in some papers found in the house. They try to investigate who Matthew Kelly was and what his connection was to the house. The siblings think Matthew might be the key to solving the mystery. They start to look for more information about him.

Carol and Steve learn more about Dorothy, the person the letter was addressed to. They learn about her story and her relationship with Matthew Kelly. Dorothy's story seems to be connected to the mystery of the house. The siblings are excited to be close to solving the mystery.

Carol and Steve discover that the story of Dorothy and Matthew is a tragic love story. They learn about the events that led to the tragedy. The story is moving and the siblings feel connected to the characters. They start to understand why the house seems haunted.

- Carol: Curious, determined, and passionate about uncovering the truth.

- Steve: Calm, analytical, and logical in his approach to solving the mystery.

Together, they explore their new home and unravel secrets.

Americans celebrate Thanksgiving in November.

2. Where did the Pilgrims come from?

The Pilgrims came from Great Britain.

3. How many people traveled on the Mayflower?

There were 102 people.

4. When did the Pilgrims arrive in America?

The Pilgrims arrived in America in 1620.

5. What was their first winter like?

The first winter was long and cold, and half of the Pilgrims died.

6. How did Native Americans help the Pilgrims?

They taught them how to grow food, hunt, and fish. They also helped them build their homes and became good friends.

7. Why did William Bradford decide to celebrate with a dinner?

Because he wanted to thank God for the good things they had in the New World.

8. What do Americans eat on Thanksgiving?

They eat roast turkey, different types of vegetables, fruits, large salads, and pumpkin pie.

The Taylor family moves into an old house located in Akron. Carol and Steve feel very happy and curious to discover their new home. The place looks strange and full of history. While exploring, the two begin to find hidden things about the house. A new adventure is starting for them.

At night, Carol and Steve begin to hear mysterious sounds coming from inside the house. They start to believe there might be a ghost. Even though they feel frightened, their curiosity pushes them to look for where the noises come from. The mystery of the house grows deeper.

The Taylor family moves. Richard, Janet, and Carol are very happy, but Steve is sad to leave his friends. The family arrives at the airport. They were looking for a house to rent, and Bob Bennett helped them choose the house. The house seemed terrifying to them, but they stayedanywa

Steve: Friendly, calm, he really likes basketball and science, he hates math.

Carol: Curious, she really likes volleyball, friendly and wanted Dorothy to know the truth.

Together they explored the secrets of the house and were willing and able to help unravel all the secrets.

While exploring the house, Carol and Steve discover an antique desk. Inside it, they find several old items and documents. Among them, there is a letter written to a person named Dorothy. This discovery makes them want to learn more about the story behind the house and its past owners.

Carol and Steve notice that the name Matthew Kelly appears several times in the old papers they found. Curious, they begin searching for who he was and what link he had to the house. They believe Matthew could be the clue that explains the mystery, so they start gathering more details about his life.

Carol and Steve learn more about Dorothy, the person the letter was addressed to. They learn about her story and her relationship with Matthew Kelly. Dorothy's story seems to be connected to the mystery of the house. The siblings are excited to be close to solving the mistery

Carol and Steve find out that Dorothy and Matthew’s story is actually a heartbreaking romance. They uncover what happened and how their love ended in tragedy. The tale touches their hearts, and they start to feel emotionally linked to both characters. Little by little, they realize this may be the reason the house feels haunted.

The Taylor family gets ready to celebrate Thanksgiving Day. Carol and Steve help their mother with the preparations and then go to visit Halim. Together, they decide to do something for Dorothy, who feels very sad, leaving a letter to remind her that someone still loves her.

Carol is a curious and brave girl. She likes to discover new things and never gives up easily. Even when she feels scared, she always wants to know the truth about the house. She’s very close to her brother, and together they live the adventure.

Steve Taylo

Steve is Carol’s brother. He’s calm and nice, but also really smart. He always helps his sister and supports her when they get into trouble. Both make a great team to discover the mystery He’s brave when he needs to be and always protects his family.

People in the United States celebrate Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday of November.

2. Where did the Pilgrims come from?

The Pilgrims came from Great Britain and traveled on a small ship called the Mayflower.

3. How many people traveled on the Mayflower?

There were 102 passengers on the Mayflower.

4. When did the Pilgrims arrive in America?

They reached America in the year 1620.

5. What was their first winter like?

The first winter was really hard — it was freezing, long, and many Pilgrims didn’t survive.

6. How did the American Indians help the Pilgrims?

They taught them to plant crops, hunt animals, and fish. They also helped build homes and became good friends.

7. Why did William Bradford decide to celebrate with a dinner?

He wanted to thank God for all the blessings and good things they had found in the new land.

8. What do Americans eat on Thanksgiving Day?

People usually eat roast turkey, vegetables, salads, fruits, and a traditional pumpkin pie for dessert.

Carol and Steve are more than just siblings; they form an unstoppable team when it comes to uncovering the unknown. Carol possesses a restless spirit and a passion that drives her to seek answers even in the darkest corners. Her determination and curiosity push her to never give up until every secret that crosses her path is unraveled.

Steve, on the other hand, provides the perfect balance. His logical and analytical mind allows him to notice details that others might overlook. With calmness and patience, he organizes information and formulates theories that guide their steps toward the truth, complementing his sister’s impulsive energy.

Together, upon moving into their new home, they feel that every room, every object, and every shadow holds stories waiting to be discovered. What began as a simple exploration transforms into an adventure full of enigmas, hidden clues, and secrets that will change their perception of the place they now call home. As they progress, mutual trust and the combination of intuition and logic make them a team capable of facing

1.When is Thanksgiving celebrated in the United States?
Americans hold Thanksgiving on the fourth Thursday in November every year.

2.Where did the Pilgrims come from?
The Pilgrims came from England and sailed across the ocean on a ship called the Mayflower.

3.How many people were on the Mayflower?
A total of 102 people made the journey.

4.When did the Pilgrims reach America?
They landed in America in 1620.

5.What was their first winter like?
The first winter was very harsh and cold, and nearly half of the settlers passed away due to illness and hunger.

6.How did the Native Americans assist the Pilgrims?
The Native Americans taught them how to farm, catch fish, and hunt. They also helped them build shelters and formed friendships with them.

7.Why did William Bradford organize a feast?
He wanted to show thankfulness to God for the safety and resources they had found in their new home.

8.What foods are traditionally eaten on Thanksgiving?
People usually eat roast turkey, along with vegetables, fruits, big salads, and pumpkin pie.

The Taylors move to this old house in Akron, and Carol and Steve think it's pretty cool but also kinda creepy. The place has this weird vibe, like it's hiding stuff from a long time ago. As they walk around checking out the rooms, they start finding interesting things. They can tell something big is about to happen.

So at night, things get really weird. Carol and Steve keep hearing strange noises - like footsteps and stuff - coming from different parts of the house. They're scared but also super curious about what's going on. They start wondering if maybe there's actually a ghost living there. The whole situation is getting creepier by the day.

One day while they're exploring, they find this really old desk. When they open it up, there's a bunch of old papers, pictures, and letters inside. One of the letters is written to someone called Dorothy, and that really gets their attention. Now they really want to figure out who lived in the house before and what their story was.

They notice that this guy named Matthew Kelly keeps showing up in all the old documents. So naturally, they start trying to find out who he was and why his name is everywhere. They think he might be the key to solving the whole mystery, so they start digging deeper into his story.

They finally learn more about Dorothy, the person who got that letter. They find out about her life and how she knew Matthew Kelly. It seems like Dorothy's story is connected to why the house feels so haunted. Carol and Steve are getting really excited because they feel like they're close to figuring everything out.

Turns out Dorothy and Matthew had this really sad love story. Carol and Steve find out what happened between them and how everything ended badly. The story is actually pretty emotional, and they start feeling connected to these people from the past. They realize this tragic romance is probably why the house feels the way it does.

Thanksgiving comes around and the whole family gets ready to celebrate. Carol and Steve help their mom with cooking and then go visit their friend Halim. Together, they decide to do something nice for Dorothy by leaving her a letter to let her know someone still cares about her and remembers her story.

Carol is an inquisitive and courageous girl. She enjoys finding new things and never quits easily. Even when she feels frightened, she always wants to learn the truth about the house. She's really close to her brother, and together they experience the adventure.

Steve Taylor:

Steve is Carol's sibling. He's relaxed and kind, but also really intelligent. He always assists his sister and supports her when they face problems. Both make an excellent team to solve the mystery. He's courageous when he needs to be and always protects his family.

• 1:

  ¿When do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving?

  
  

  Americans celebrate Thanksgiving every year on the fourth Thursday in November.

• 2:

  ¿Where did the Pilgrims come from?

  
  

  The Pilgrims originally came from Great Britain and made their journey on a ship named the Mayflower.

• 3:

  ¿How many people traveled on the Mayflower?

  
  

  A total of 102 passengers made the trip on the Mayflower.

• 4:

  ¿When did the Pilgrims arrive in America?

  
  

  The Pilgrims got to America in 1620.

• 5:

  ¿What was their first winter like?

  
  

  Their first winter was extremely difficult — it was cold, lasted a long time, and several Pilgrims died.

• 6:

  ¿How did the American Indians help the Pilgrims?

  
  

  The Native Americans showed them how to grow food, catch fish, and hunt. They also helped them build their houses and they became friends.

• 7:

  ¿Why did William Bradford decide to celebrate with a dinner?

  
  

  He wanted to give thanks to God for the good fortune and everything they had received in their new home.

• 8:

  ¿What do Americans eat on Thanksgiving Day?

  
  

  Families typically enjoy roasted turkey, veggies, salads, fruit, and the classic dessert is pumpkin pie.

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