P.O. Box 339, Kenly, NC 27542 5. Discuss with students the definition of induction and deduction and how they are related to proofs. Students should be able to complete simple proofs and understand the basic concepts of proofs. Students should also be able to list ways that proofs are used in everyday situations. Students are required to keep a journal where they will record the developments of the plot.
Students are to record information by chapter on each character and suspicions about the murderer.
The journal should also contain a summary of each chapter and a statement of who the student feels is the murderer and why. These statements should be facts that can be used to make deductions about the mystery. Give a ten question quiz to verify reading assignment. Questions should have students relate information about the characters, their clues, and their roles in the book. Also, students should share how they feel this book relates to Geometry so far and their hypothesis for the ending.