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Solve a Crime
Hilary Koll, Steve Mills, Vladimir Aleksic
Hardcover (QEB Publishing, April 1, 2015)Collect the clues to become an amazing super-sleuth! Follow each stage of the case and complete the maths exercises to track down and catch the criminal. From addition and decimals to line graphs and pie charts, these books have different challenges to be solved with a varying range of difficulty.
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Solving a Crime
Peter Mellett, Terry Riley
Library Binding (Rigby Interactive Library, May 1, 1999)Follows the police as they investigate the theft of a Toltec mask from a museum, describing the activities and security measures of the museum, the theft, the search for and analysis of clues, the questioning of a suspect, the reconstruction of the crime, the trial, and the outcome.Follows the police as they investigate the theft of a Toltec mask from a museum
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Solving a Crime
Peter Mellett
Paperback (Heinemann Library, June 5, 2000)Follows the police as they investigate the theft of a Toltec mask from a museum, describing the activities and security measures of the museum, the theft, the search for and analysis of clues, the questioning of a suspect, the reconstruction of the crime, the trial, and the outcome.
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Solve a Crime
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Paperback (Ticktock Pub Ltd, July 31, 2004)WHY DOES THIS BOOK MAKE MATHS FUN? Because this is the only maths practice book that gives you a chance to be a DETECTIVE and a FORENSIC SCIENTIST. Discover how the maths you learn at school is used to solve crimes. Enjoy using actual data and exciting facts to solve real life detective maths problems. Over 50 questions and activities.
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Solve a Crime
Wendy Clemson
Library Binding (Ticktock USA, July 1, 2014)Making Math interesting, this is the only math practice book that gives you the chance to be a detective and forensic scientist. Readers discover how crime fighters use math. They learn what data is. They learn crime solving routines and facts, and how to use math to solve crimesStudents will enjoy the 50 questions that allow for practice in numbering, measuring, problem solving, calculating, and organizing information. CCSS skill building to the maximum degree.
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Solve A Crime
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Hardcover (ticktock Media Ltd, Aug. 19, 2004)None
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Solve a Crime
Steve Mills Hilary Koll
Hardcover (QEB Publishing, March 15, 2015)Collect the clues to become an amazing super-sleuth! Follow each stage of the case and complete the maths exercises to track down and catch the criminal. From addition and decimals to line graphs and pie charts, these books have different challenges to be solved with a varying range of difficulty.
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Solve a Crime
Wendy Clemson
Hardcover (Ticktock USA, Aug. 16, 2014)New
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Solving a Crime
Peter Mellett
Hardcover (Heinemann Library, June 18, 1999)None