What is Examine the evidence?

"What is examine the evidence?" means looking at clues to find out what really happened.

Imagine you're playing hide and seek, and when you find your friend, they say, "I didn’t hear you coming!" You might think, Hmm, maybe they were hiding really well. But then you remember that you had a loud sneeze just before you started looking. That sneeze was a clue, or evidence, that maybe your friend did hear you after all.

So, examining the evidence is like being a detective in a game of hide and seek. You look at what happened to figure out what really went on.

Every clue is like a piece of a puzzle. If you find one piece, it might not tell you the whole story, but if you put all the pieces together, you can see the full picture.

For example:

• You hear a loud crash.
• Your friend’s favorite toy is broken.
• Your friend looks guilty.

These are all clues that help you figure out what happened. Maybe your friend knocked over the toy and didn’t mean to!