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Nasty Norman does not like compound words, not one bit. He has stolen all of them, scattering them around the globe so that no one can use them. It is your job, as a word detective, to track them all down... and figure out why Norman does not like compound words. Make your story engaging by grabbing onto your reader's interest and holding it. You will want to provide details and a suspense in order to do this. Write a short mystery (5-7 sentences) in response to the provided prompt, in which you use as many of your spelling words as you can. Underline the spelling words that you use. Spelling List: anybody, clockwise, earthbound, everything, fireproof, moonlight, underestimate, upload, upstairs, weekday

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