You can start your own spy club, a secret order that only your closest friends may join. You can use espionage methods to investigate people and organizations. If the thought of sneaking around, unseen, listening in on private conversations and following suspicious characters appeals to you, a spy club might be in your future.
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Difficulty:
Moderately Easy
Instructions
1
Recruit trustworthy friends who can keep secrets. A spy must be totally loyal to the club. Keep the membership small to maintain secrecy.
2
Find a place to hold regular meetings. Consider your bedroom, a tree house or some secluded spot. If your meeting place is outdoors, you may need to find a separate place to hide your club documents and spy equipment.
3
Elect members to various positions. Each member should have a special job. Determine who will record the plans and details of your spying missions and who will store your dues and your spy equipment.
4
Pick your missions. The members should discuss all the projects, and then vote for which one they want to complete first. You may want to know if a certain classmate is doing math homework for another classmate. If so, develop a plan for each spy to secretly monitor the person in question.
5
Ask your parents for special spy equipment (see Resources below), such as listening devices that transmit conversations to a nearby radio or night goggles that allow you to see in the dark. Save your allowance to buy tiny cameras that secretly record your subject.
Tips & Warnings
You may find that adults or other kids become angry if you spy or eavesdrop on them. Use common sense and do only what you would want someone else to do to you.
Don't investigate anything that appears to be criminal. Contact the police and let them know what is going on.
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