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FREE Forensic Science Fiber Virtual Lab SAMPLE DIGITAL RESOURCE
FORENSICS & DISTANCE LEARNING: This Virtual Lab is PART 1 of a 3 PART SERIES on Investigating Fibers. Elevate your students experience with a virtual lab that will have students thinking and engaged. Students will explore the collection of trace evidence and create their own paper bindle following step by step instructions. The virtual lab uses a combination of You Tube guided labs and a DIY tutorial for students to safely investigate fibers. This SAMPLE LAB is already digital and ready t
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8th - 11th
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Introduction to Ballistics Research Activity (Print & Digital)
Introduce your ballistics unit with this INTRODUCTION TO BALLISTICS- RESEARCH ACTIVITY. This FREEBIE offers 7 case studies that can be assigned to your students. I have included printable cards (for use as a station activity) as well as a student research document. Need a digital option? No problem! I have included a print and digital option for this activity, making it perfect for distance learning, flipped classrooms, online courses and traditional classrooms.⭐⭐This FREEBIE is part of my BAL
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9th - 12th
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The Hate U Give + Police Brutality Breakout Room Activity
Though this lesson was originally designed as an activity to be paired with The Hate U Give, it can be easily adapted to fit with any text with relevant themes about social justice, police brutality, and/or Black Lives Matter. If you wish to omit any reference to The Hate U Give, delete/edit the venn diagram slide.Students will work in small group to gather sources and information detailing 10 various instances of police violence/brutality spanning from the earl 1990's to present day-- omitting
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8th - 12th
True/False Intro to Canadian Law Activity - (Civics, Law, Government)
This true/false worksheet is best utilized as an introduction to Canadian law. It can be used for civics and law classes of any grade, but is most appropriate for high school classes. This can be used as a diagnostic quiz or minds-on activity. Answer key is included.
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9th - 12th
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"Return to Jonestown" Video Questions (No Prep/Sub Plans/Forensics)
Questions that go along with 7News Spotlight YouTube Video "Return to Jonestown", a 30 minute video discussing the tragedy of the Jonestown. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNY2yGA1fNQ&t=1581sUse this for an easy assignment to add to your Toxicology Unit in Forensics. Good for sub plans as well. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED
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10th - 12th
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Argument Wars Worksheet
This worksheet should be paired with the iCivics game Argument Wars. In this game students will choose a real Supreme Court case and practice using their argument skills to try and win the case. This worksheet helps keep students accountable while they play the game.
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9th - 12th
Podcast Assignment
This activity is designed to go along with teaching the amendments, either in a law, history, or civics class. Students can listen to the podcast, and answer questions related to the subject matter!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Border Patrol Agents: where and how many are there?
The United States protects using border patrol agents. These agents serve to protect the country from outside dangers. Watch our clarifier and learn things like how many states of border patrol agents.
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5th - 8th
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What is the Supreme Court?
The judicial branch of government is responsible for the U.S. Court system. How does the Supreme Court fall into this? Watch this video and learn more.
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5th - 8th
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Intro to the American Judiciary (American Bar Assn)
This assignment is an introduction to the Judiciary. The students will read a resource from the American Bar Association and take notes based on guided questions. Also included are A Bell-Ringer A link to the ABA resourceHandout with guided questions for two-column notesAn adapted version (fill-in the blanks)A teacher answer keyA formative assessment on the reading (Google Form)An Exit Ticket (Google Form)Everything is editable on Google Docs or Google Forms.
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9th - 12th
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STREET LAW: CHAPTER 1: WHAT IS LAW?
Street Law, Chapter 1 , What is Law? questions coincide with the 9th Edition of the Street Law text. The questions can be used with earlier versions with minimal changes to the topics or questions. I have developed my own set of questions as an addition to the resources available through the Street Law text. The questions can be an organizing tool for the teacher and the student that may have difficulty with chapter reading. The questions also can lead to more focus and extended options fo
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9th - 12th
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Officer Down Memorial Project - Writing Assignment
National Police Week - writing promptOfficer Down Memorial Page (www.odmp.org) memorializes police officers that have passed. Utilize the QR codes to explore the website and select 1 officer to research. Students can then write a letter to the fallen officer's department utilizing the writing prompt listed. This assignment encourages an understanding of police professionalism and culture while encompassing compassion and sympathy for others.
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9th - 12th
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Domestic Violence - News/Media Activity
I completed this activity when reading the book "We Were Here" with my students. However, this could be used for a variety of different reasons!
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9th - 12th
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Nature of Crime - Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) Research Task
Students use Austlii to research the Crimes Act, including categories of crime and maximum penalties.
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11th - 12th
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Chimpanzees are animals, But are they "persons?"
Humans sometimes mistreat animals and some animal activists think they should have their own legal rights. But the questions comes down to determining the legal status of a chimpanzee. Watch our clarifier and learn more.
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5th - 8th
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Using Web 2.0 to Teach Civics/Social Students
Using interactive software and Web 2.0 tools, students will study the Constitution and the Bill of Rights and learn the basic principles of these documents.
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8th - 12th
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BOCSAR Categories of Crime Research Task
Have students learn about categories of crime by analysing the occurrence of different crimes in NSW. Students use the BOCSAR Crime Mapping Took
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11th - 12th
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Criminal Investigation Process - LEPRA
Research task using LEPRA to illustrate Police Powers and the role of key legislation.
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11th - 12th
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Civil Rights Martyrs Distance Learning
This activity is a compare/contrast of different Civil Rights Martyrs.
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9th - 12th
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MN v Dickerson Case study - ANSWER
MN v Dickerson Case Supreme Court Case Study - ANSWER
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10th - 12th
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Who are the immigrants President Trump wants to deport?
During the election, Donald Trump campaigned on strict immigration policy reform. After he was sworn into office, he kept his campaign promises. Find out who Donald Trump wants to deport.
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5th - 8th
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