No crime can ever really be proved without the essential evidence and also utilizes sound scientific techniques. Following on from ‘CSI Kingswood’, pupils are faced with a whole new set of clues as they race against the clock to track down the whereabouts of the missing million pounds. The Science Detective must decipher codes and, using all their detective skills, discover the exact coordinates on their GPS locators to find the fortune. However, their task is not complete - only by constructing a metal detector, making liquid reactors and using the powers of UV light will they be successful.
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QCA Geography
KS2 Unit 25 Geography & numbers
NC Geography
Geographical enquiry skills 2a.
QCA Science
KS2 Unit 5 6H Enquiry in environmental and technological contexts.
KS2 Unit 6F How we see things.
KS3 Unit 8K Light
NC Science
Obtaining and presenting evidence 2abc.
Considering evidence and evaluating 2ijl.
Acids and bases 3d.
Communication 2a.
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 The Man From DEFRA |
