Answers Need Proof
You found text evidence. That means you used exact words from a passage to prove an answer.
If you solved the cases, you already practiced the skills. This page names what your detective brain was doing.

You found text evidence. That means you used exact words from a passage to prove an answer.
You used multiplication thinking when the folders were arranged in equal groups.
You checked the whole, counted equal parts, and named the piece as part of the whole.
You separated facts you could see or measure from guesses that needed proof.
You matched places to records and noticed how community parts work together.
You sequenced steps so the signal could run correctly.
Choose one case and finish this sentence:
That reflection is your proof that the mystery became learning.