Yamamoto hoopla game, get students in teams to think up questions for each other, the answers will all be a specific chimp or tool. Or teachers could come up with clues for a class. I have put some red herrings on the board, i.e. tools that were not part of the original study. You could give the students the data table and allow them to scan through it to find the answers to your questions. Could be a fun way of getting them to interact with the data.A rather rough and ready board that I have used in tutorials while revising the study. Maybe helpful?
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