Mixed Topic CSI
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      Subject Math — Expressions and Equations
      Grade Level Grades 6-8
      Resource Type Activity
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      About This Lesson

      students must analyze five pieces of evidence to eliminate nine of ten suspects. Ideal as an end of term activity; students need to peform the common processes but also interpret their results in a different context. I usually have students working in pairs and run this over an hour session with ten minutes at the end to feedback their conclusions. PowerPoint to support in delivery - with the answers on at the end. Suspects are celebrities; although the students love it if you put pictures of them or staff on!

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      February 11, 2020
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      Reviews

      4.4
      6 Reviews
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      SML Member December 22, 2011

      I look forward to using this. Many thanks

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      SML Member February 10, 2012

      what a fantastic idea! Just working through it myself---can you clarify what yoiu mean by the area of the message? the whole rectangle or individual words? thanks

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      SML Member March 17, 2012

      Great resource in a format kids will enjoy.

      bettyhubbard
      bettyhubbard October 05, 2016
      Unclear on the directions. My

      The students were unclear on the directions on several pages. My kids worked very hard on this; however, we don't think the suspect was #5. Could you include answers with each page so we can see how the eliminations played out? We eliminated the suspect that was supposedly the answer on the first page. It would be most helpful. We obviously didn't get the same answers you had. Please help!

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