2. Crime Scene Investigation
Do you remember how to be a History detective?
Now you’re going to put to the test ...
A crime has been committed. You and your classmates must solve it!
Good Luck

3. Crime Scene Investigation
L.O.
Interpret sources of evidence
Be able to use a questioning approach to History
Develop independent learning skills
Work as a team

4. Memo to Detectives What questions do you need to ask?
How could you go about answering these questions?

5. Crime Scene Investigation
Who was involved?
What actually happened?
What do we know about Henry and the Knights?
What do we know about Becket’s personality and actions?
Where did it happen?
Why did it happen?

6. Memo to Detectives
Does your source help to answer any of your questions? (remember to infer)
Carefully move around the room and write any helpful information from your source on as many question boards as you can.

7. Memo to Detectives
You will be assigned to one question board
In your teams, study all the information and prepare a brief to your CHIEF INSPECTOR, which answers your question as fully as the evidence allows.
Debrief to CHIEF INSPECTOR
As a large team of detectives, have you solved this murder and what’s your evidence?
What problems did you find with the evidence? What questions still need answering?

8. Hwk for Detectives
Write your final report on the murder using all the evidence you have heard
As a large team of detectives, have you solved this murder and what’s your evidence?
What problems did you find with the evidence? What questions still need answering?