September 9th, 2022 /
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NewsHey Provost, Mrs. Rogers’ 6th grade class put their math skills to the test to see if they could solve the math-mystery that occurred in their classroom. The amateur 6th grade detectives played a math-mystery game called “Whodunnit?” where they were given math problems that included 3 clues, but only 1 of the 3 clues was the correct clue. If they came up with the correct answer to the math problem they received the correct clue and then moved onto the next math problem. Only by solving all of the math problems correctly could they piece together all of the correct clues and solve the math-mystery of who committed the crime. Way to go Mrs. Rogers class for fighting crime with math!
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