Escape the Evidence Vault
Turn evidence checking into a shared mission. Students investigate fictional school records, solve three locks, and justify a final code.
Grades 8–10 · 35 min · 4 pages
$4 USD
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AI literacy · Visual learning
From Claim to Evidence
Help students follow a visual decision map to decide whether a claim is supported, contradicted, or not established.
Grades 8–1035 minutes4-page PDF
Learning target
Use a visual decision map to classify a claim against supplied evidence.
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- Teacher guide and vocabulary grid
- Visual decision map and reference notice
- Four written application questions
- Answer key and scoring rubric
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Read short supplied records. Use the included vocabulary and language supports as needed.
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