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8th grade criminal justice - law projects for Google Apps
Wild West Activity - Wanted Poster Project (Digital and Printable Options)
Students will create a wanted poster of an infamous wild west outlaw. This project would be great for a forensic science class or even an american history project. This project includes BOTH a google doc digital version and a printable option. This way, if you are you looking for a print and go assignment, or a digital google classroom assignment, you are covered. Your students will love the custom graphics and realistic wanted poster templates I have created! To further understand what is inclu
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5th - 8th
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Innocence Project Poster and Gallery Walk Forensics Activity DIGITAL and PRINT
Perfect for Forensic Science, Criminal Justice Traditional In-Person or Digital Learning Platforms. In this activity, students will do research into cases of the Innocence Project and create a poster to share the cases. They will examine how faulty eyewitness testimony as well as other factors led to the wrongful imprisonment of innocent men and women. A Gallery Walk will be used to share posters and give students the opportunity to reflect on the cases. Working in a digital platform? No problem
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8th - 11th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-1
Also included in: Eyewitness Testimony and Memory Activity Collection BUNDLE
Forensic Chemistry TOXICOLOGY Poster Project and Gallery Walk PRINT and DIGITAL
Forensic Science and Chemistry: Pick Your Poison. An awesome alternative to notes on poisons and Forensic Toxicology, the Pick Your Poison Poster Project & Gallery Walk Activity is a creative way to introduce the content. This LOW PREP activity has students research various poisons that have been used throughout history to create a colorful poster. Hang the posters in the hallway and use the included reflection sheet for a Gallery Walk. If you are digital use the google slides version provid
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Boston Massacre Mock Trial
Students take on the roles of either lawyer, witness, or jury in this project-based activity. They begin by researching the background of the events leading up to the Boston Massacre on March 5, 1770. They conduct a police investigation of scenes from the crime over the years. Together, in groups, they create witness testimony, opening, and closing statements, rebuttals, and cross-examination. The jury will continue to research events leading up to and after the massacre and create a timelin
Grades:
6th - 9th
Opening & Closing Statements (arguments) Explanation & Templates
This is a detailed explanation and outline for both opening and closing arguments, as used in competition mock trials. Along with the explanation, there is a template for students to fill out, almost like an outline that will help them organize their ideas to help them write their overall statement. Perfect for English, Speech, History, and Law Classes. Great to get students up and talking in the classroom in a fun and engaging way! No prep for teachers! Print and go or upload and go! Avai
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7th - 12th
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Create a Netflix Series about a Supreme Court Case
There are several groundbreaking Supreme Court cases that every American should be aware of. These historical cases have had the biggest impact on our system of government and our laws. For this project, students will be assigned one of these cases and will need to create a Netflix docuseries about the case itself and the outcome. Using their knowledge of the Constitution, Bill of Rights, Supreme Court, and basic ideas about law, students will research the case they have been assigned, and org
Grades:
6th - 12th
Lincoln's Assassination- True Crime Detectives with Primary Sources
Primary Sources, Autopsy, Civil War, Ford's Theater, Confederacy, Union...Students will use artifacts and primary sources to learn about the President's last few hours. This is a great way to start your Civil War or Reconstruction Unit.Primary Sources Included: Autopsy Report, Playbill, Blood-Stained Dress, Blue Print of the Peterson Boarding House, Telegraphs, Diary Entries, Witness Statements, PhotographsHOOK YOUR STUDENTS with this True Crime Investigation of President Lincoln's Assassination
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8th - 12th
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Craziest Laws in America; Silly Laws for each state
There is one slide per state for all 50 states. Each slide states a silly, outdated, or crazy law that remains on the books (although in most cases, is not enforced anymore).There is a slide suggesting how teachers may use this collection of facts.
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3rd - 10th
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Murder Mystery 3 - Mock Trial - Court Case - Speech, Theatre, Debate, English
Murder Mystery - Mock Trial - Perfect for English, Speech, Theatre, Debate classes. Use for students to find textual evidence, by reading closely and debating the issue at hand.Includes:~Backstory~Individual stories for students~Notes page for evidence~Questions and Answers page~Contract~Blue Print of the HouseStudents will love this activity when they are performing it in front of the class.
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7th - 11th
Supreme Court Justice Job Posting Project
Perfect for hybrid, remote or in-person instruction!Students will be creating a job listing for a vacant seat on the US Supreme Court and then a resume for the applicant to fill the position. First students will do some background research on each current Justice on the Supreme Court and understand some information and ideologically info about them. Graphic organizer, resources and ANSWER KEY included.We know in real life these seats are filled by Presidential appointments and Senate confirmatio
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Forensic Scientist Research Project creating a digital poster
In this Forensic Scientist Research Project, your students with get an Introduction to Forensics and learn about the History of Forensics while using researching and presenting skills. Everything included in this project:- PDF Research Project completion check list- PDF Scientist information questions to guide research- PDF List of 21 scientists that contributed to Forensics (I cut these up, fold them, and have kids pull out of bucket to assign their person) Larger classes will need to double
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7th - 12th
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Public Safety and the Management of Major Events: Lesson + Slides + Project
The Event Management lesson covers the six major challenges that law enforcement must address when managing major events, according to the U.S. Department of Justice. What's included:18 slidesGuided Notes (2 pages for print)Instructions for event management project8 resources for project research regarding parking, security, event planning, etc. (links in slide 18)This is how I execute this lesson in my class:Prep: Print/staple copies of guided notes for each studentDay 1: Present lesson (slides
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8th - 11th
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Humans v. Rats: The Biggest Trial in the History of the World!
Students will research the causes and spread of the Black Death, as well as its impacts on the population of Medieval Europe. Students will be assigned to the Prosecution (the Humans), the Defense (the Rats), or the Media to research, prepare, and conduct a classroom mock trial to determine once and for all who should be held responsible for the effects of the Plague.
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7th - 12th
Art Heist: A Full Court Case Simulation
Students will be immersed in a case of a stolen piece of art. They will study the evidence and create a case to take to court. Students will take on the role of prosecution or defense and become attorneys in the case. This simulation takes them from the beginning of a case to the end product, a mock trial. Everything that is needed for teacher and students is included.
Grades:
6th - 10th
Animal Farm Book Project, Class Activity, Engaging, Mock Trial, Debate- 9 Days!!
Mock trial - 9 day class project - based on the book by George Orwell, Animal Farm!Engaging for the whole class to dive deep into the meaning, theme, and characterization and character development of the storyline. Includes -~Detailed Teacher Guide with daily lesson plans~Different packets for every character.~Different guides for each role - Jury, judge, plaintiff(s), defendants, witnesses, and lawyers~Lesson plans for each day and each roleCheck out my entire bundle below:Mock Trial BUNDLE!Ali
Grades:
8th - 12th
Prohibition Bootleg Business Plan Project
This Prohibition Bootleg Business Plan Project is a fun way to get your students involved with your 1920s/Prohibition Unit. Students are to create a business plan for their very own bootlegging business. Students use the "planning" doc to begin to work out their ideas, then display that information in a creative way of their choice. Students think you're allowing them to do something "illegal" (which is incredibly engaging for them) but this project also helps you as the teacher understand wheth
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8th - 12th
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Historical December Events Webquest and Presentation Project
Historical December Events Webquest and Presentation ProjectProduct Description:Engage your students with a comprehensive Webquest and Presentation Project focused on significant historical events that occurred in December. This bundle includes a meticulously crafted webquest featuring 35 research questions, a detailed one-page student guide, an infographic or Google Slides project, and a rubric on a 4-point scale. It is aligned with national standards in historical thinking, fostering skills in
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6th - 12th
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Mock Trial, Romeo and Juliet Project, Class Activity, Engaging, Debate, ELA
Mock trial - 9 day class project - based on the play by William Shakespeare, Romeo & Juliet!Engaging for the whole class!Includes -~Detailed Teacher Guide with daily lesson plans~Different packets for every character.~Different guides for each role - Jury, judge, plaintiff(s), defendants, witnesses, and lawyers~Lesson plans for each day and each roleCheck out my entire bundle below:Animal Farm - Mock TrialMock Trial BUNDLE!Alice in Wonderland - Mock TrialThe Princess and the Frog - Mock Tria
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7th - 12th
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SCOTUS, The Constitution, and Modern Day Issues (Law / Government)
An individual or small group research assignment in which students will analyze the Supreme Court of the United States and its handling of modern-day issues. Topics include abortion rights, gun control, privacy rights, search and seizure, among others. Assignment is structed in easy to follow case brief format.
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8th - 12th
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Free speech, critical thinking activities, MS, HS assignments, freedom of speech
Free speech, critical thinking activities, MS, HS assignments, freedom of speechCOURT CASE SUMMARY DEBATE & INFOGRAPHIC ASSIGNMENT 20% OFFI AM CURRENTLY REDOING MY DILEMMA ONE SHEETS. THEY ARE NOW CALLED COURT CASE SUMMARY DEBATES.Are you looking for engaging and interesting material to stimulate classroom conversations? Do you want an educational product that explores fascinating court cases? Then look no further than COURT CASE SUMMARY DEBATES!COURT CASE SUMMARY DEBATES are the perfect too
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Forensic Toxicology Case Study Project
Instructions for a mini-project where students research a case that involves forensic toxicology. This includes a list of 10 suggested cases and extra spaces for students to choose their own case if desired. It includes directions for them to make a 6+ slide presentation about their case and a rubric for easy grading. Fully editable on Google Slides if you wish to tweak directions or change the rubric scale. This is suitable for 1-2 periods of high schoolers depending on the level. You could add
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Public Service Announcement Project for Just Mercy by Bryan Stevenson
This is a culminating project for use after students have read Just Mercy. This resource challenges students to reflect on the societal issues presented in Just Mercy and includes directions for creating the PSA. The goal of this project is for students to see themselves as advocates for change. Included in this resource:25 student-facing slides with directionsa PSA worksheet (Google Doc) for students to use as a guide/brainstorming sheet as they create their PSAThis resource can be used during
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Full Unit: Bryan Stevenson's, Just Mercy
Forensic - Create a Crime Scene
What a different way to assess your students? This project is an excellent way for students to demonstrate their knowledge they have learned in Forensic Science/CSI course. Students are to create a crime and from the perspective of the Investigator they present the case, the evidence, why it is important and how it is processed, how the scene is processes and create a miniature/model of the crime scene. Students can work together to complete this comprehensive project.
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8th - 12th
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Women's History Independent Project | Distance Learning
*A portion of sales on this product will be donated to the World Justice Project, where Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an honorary chair.** World Justice ProjectOn Friday, September 18, 2020, the world lost a historical figure, America’s very own Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She changed the nation for the better. This comprehensive resource goes through her childhood, education, career, iconic pop culture status, awards, and quotes. Students will learn about who she is and how she changed the nation. There ar
Grades:
3rd - 10th
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