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Across
- 2. The third-person limited perspective from which this story is narrated.
- 3. The exact time in the morning when Mr. Duran walked into his pranked office.
- 5. The bouncy, neon-pink object that temporarily replaced Mr. Duran's office chair.
- 11. The official name of Ramona Middle School's spirited Viking mascot.
- 12. The overarching point of the passage, focusing on a playful mascot using a harmless joke to thank a dedicated educator.
Down
- 1. The logical conclusion a reader can make about why Victor targeted Mr. Duran specifically.
- 4. The chronological organization the author uses to sequence the events from early morning to the start of the school day.
- 6. The green and gold office supplies used to write a giant message on the desk.
- 7. The California city located near the foothills where Ramona Middle School is set.
- 8. Context clue for a state of being completely ridiculous, wild, or foolish, as seen when Mr. Duran bounces on the ball.
- 9. The underlying message of this story, which emphasizes that kindness, inclusion, and community deserve celebration.
- 10. The last name of the dedicated ASB Director who works to make school fun.