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12th grade Earth Day forensics resources for Easel Assessments
PowerPoint Presentation: Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection
Make teaching easier with this fun and engaging Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection PowerPoint. This presentation is enhanced with embedded video and links to make your presentation more interactive. Use this presentation alone or with the complete Unit 2: Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection Bundle. Virtual Easel assessment: Crime Scene Investigation Included (Free!)Content Standards:SFS1b: Distinguish and categorize physical and trace evidence.SFS1c: Determine the p
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6th - 12th, Adult Education, Staff
Also included in:Â Forensics Whole Course Growing Bundle
Forensics Unit 11 PPT: Blood Evidence (SIOP & Differentiated)
Use this PPT alone or get my:Forensics Unit Plan 11: Blood Evidence and the Forensics Unit 11: Blood Evidence TestThis PPT covers the following objectives:Content Objectives (TSWBAT):1. Determine whether a stain is blood and whether or not is human or animal.2. Determine the blood type of a simulated bloodstain using the ABO/Rh system. Language Objectives: 1. Discuss blood stain patterns as a function of velocity, direction, and height of fall.2. Read documented case studies describing the use
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PreK - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff, Not Grade Specific
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Chemistry Unit Plan 1: Chemistry & the Scientific Method (Differentiated, SIOP)
This fully editable, easy to follow lesson plan is combines unit & daily plans into one document. The comprehensive, yet simple format includes complete content standards, literacy standards, content objectives, language objectives, and key vocabulary. For easy identification, SIOP, differentiation, & literacy strategies are embedded and highlighted. Fully editable and comprehensive, this plan lasts 6-8 periods or 4-5 - 90 minute blocks. In this unit, students will explore the variou
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in:Â Chemistry Unit Plan Growing Bundle
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Biotic and Abiotic Factors [Easel]
This four-page worksheet explores real-world examples of biotic and abiotic factors. Students will connect the prefixes "bio-" and "a-" to the tangible examples pictured on the worksheet. The goal of the activity is to recognize factors that came from living things are still considered biotic, and to review the distinction between the terms biotic and abiotic.The activity features 20 scenarios, each with a two-part multiple-choice question. Examples include trees, rocks, fallen dead trees, cloud
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6th - 12th
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