Virtual Tour 4 Kirby's Crusaders HUNT THE HUNTERS

welcome to the virtual tour and fun quiz for

KIRBY'S CRUSADERS 2:

Real photos of real places used in the book!!!

If you'd like to buy a specially autographed copy of this book at discount prices, then go to the homepage. :) Launch date for Hunters is in Feb but early orders for autographed copies in January will be specially numbered!

Q3: For 10 points, what is the name of Kirby's elder brother? Bonus Question: For 50 points, can u find Kirby's mystery silver ball?

You can do the virtual tour below without doing the quiz.

But if you do wish to do the quiz for your chance to earn a Free Crusader Certificate and Quiz Prize then CLICK HERE to print an answer sheet before you begin.

HOLD YOUR MOUSE OVER PICS TO MAKE QUIZ & SECRET TIPS APPEAR !!!

IMAGE 1: The Spooky path to the step pyramid... looks safe enough in the day, but you should try researching it at night when your torch has a sick sense of humour and loves to konk out just as you get to the darkest part! Those rocks and sticks in the foreground looked just like skeletons when Kirby and I tripped over them!

Handy Hint:

Point your mouse at images to find
hidden quiz questions and inside info on your virtual tour Did you know... Most books have to be edited 4 times before going to the printers? That's like having your exam papers marked 4 times until u get it exactly right!

Secret Writing Tips are hidden on each webpage. Read them by mousing over this icon as many times as you need to.

OPTIONAL CLASS PROJECT - Write a short scary story about getting lost on the spooky path at midnight. Everyone in your class has to contribute at least one sentence or idea. Ask your teacher to send it to me and you'll win a free book or webchat for your school.

Secret Science tips become revealed by mousing over this icon on every page of this website.

Cool Science Project - Ask your principal if you can take a few cuttings of leaves off the school plants, then - after he says yes - put the different types into plastic bags, leave them in the sun all day and measure how much water comes out of them. Compare leaf sizes and colours with the amount of water you get to see which would be the best ones to use in a survival situation.

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Note: All photos are copyright to Anita Bell, 2003, but may be reproduced for educational
purposes at any time without prior permission. All animated gifs are freeware
and can therefore be copied for use on student webpages.

	welcome to the virtual tour and fun quiz for KIRBY'S CRUSADERS 2:
	Real photos of real places used in the book!!!
	You can do the virtual tour below without doing the quiz. But if you do wish to do the quiz for your chance to earn a Free Crusader Certificate and Quiz Prize then CLICK HERE to print an answer sheet before you begin.
	HOLD YOUR MOUSE OVER PICS TO MAKE QUIZ & SECRET TIPS APPEAR !!! IMAGE 1: The Spooky path to the step pyramid... looks safe enough in the day, but you should try researching it at night when your torch has a sick sense of humour and loves to konk out just as you get to the darkest part! Those rocks and sticks in the foreground looked just like skeletons when Kirby and I tripped over them!
		Handy Hint: Point your mouse at images to find hidden quiz questions and inside info on your virtual tour
	OPTIONAL CLASS PROJECT - Write a short scary story about getting lost on the spooky path at midnight. Everyone in your class has to contribute at least one sentence or idea. Ask your teacher to send it to me and you'll win a free book or webchat for your school. Cool Science Project - Ask your principal if you can take a few cuttings of leaves off the school plants, then - after he says yes - put the different types into plastic bags, leave them in the sun all day and measure how much water comes out of them. Compare leaf sizes and colours with the amount of water you get to see which would be the best ones to use in a survival situation.
	Go home Continue vitual tour Note: All photos are copyright to Anita Bell, 2003, but may be reproduced for educational purposes at any time without prior permission. All animated gifs are freeware and can therefore be copied for use on student webpages.