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10 March 2022

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A murder mystery exercise. Split the class into pairs or groups of three. Give each pupil the you decide worksheets to jot down their findings. then: -Starter: As they sit down introduce the mystery using the presentation to get them engaged. They need to work out who was 'responsible' for the murder. - Put sources into three envelopes and give them to the groups in 5-8 minute intervals so it feels like an ongoing investigation and they are not swamped. - Finally discuss their findings.

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cbks0440

9 years ago
2

I think that this is a very basic resource and not really worth £6. The evidence is a good document as the sources are given to you to use, but the 'mirror' document is a waste, in my opinion, as it's very basic. I'd say it's good for Y6, but I had to edit it a lot to make it challenging in the language. Still, I'm grateful of the time saved by not having to search for sources, but don't think £6 is a fair price.

histjen

11 years ago
5

Love this lesson!

TRob

11 years ago
4

Great lesson and resource. Can lead onto a follow up lesson using media, drama or literacy. Thanks

annabellemorrow83

13 years ago
5

Fantastic resource - perfect for the topic I'm working on with Yr 6!

histjen

13 years ago
4

Really good activity, great as a stand alone lesson or as part of a power of the church topic.

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