Logic Grid Basic

Logic Grid Basic practice with teacher guidance, common slips, and next-step routes.

Core · Logic Grid Basic · Independent practice · Construction Grid

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Which exhibit and booth belong to each team? Show your answer by completing all 18 cells in the two grids.

1. Team Moon has the bridge model.2. Team Kite does not have the sound demonstration.3. Team River is in Booth 2.4. The team with the bridge model is in Booth 1.

bridge modelplant displaysound demonstrationBooth 1Booth 2Booth 3Team KiteTeam MoonTeam River

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Print: Ages 8–9 · 4–6 min · Core · Linked deductions · Independent practice · Complete both grids

Watch: Watch whether the learner turns one direct Yes into the required No marks in the same row and column; those paired exclusions show they are using the one-to-one structure rather than guessing.

Misread: A likely misread is to treat each clue as a separate answer choice or to reverse Yes and No. The completed response must mark all 18 team–item cells, with Yes meaning “belongs together” and No meaning “cannot belong together.”

Curriculum: This task practises deductive reasoning with two linked one-to-one matchings. The scored skill is completing a logic-grid construction that satisfies every clue and all row-and-column uniqueness constraints.