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Presidents' Day forensics interactive notebook microsofts
Constitution, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights Flip-Book and MORE!
Ready to bring the fun back into US HISTORY?!!!Items:5 Page Flip-book on the Constitution, Declaration of Independence, Bill of Rights5 Page Flip-book accommodatedFormative Assessments on the Constitution and Declaration of IndependenceMatching and Word SortsWord SearchesACROSTIC POEMSFestive Hat for ANY holidayLetter to the PresidentColor Page
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2nd - 8th
Forensic Career Card
This activity helps students identify their own skills and interests and align those with a potential forensics career. There are 3 parts to this assignment.Part 1: Forensic potential quiz. This part has 15 multiple choice questions that help the students assess their interests, traits, and skills.Part 2: Students add up the number of As, Bs and Cs they circled on part 1. Then students pick up the corresponding sheet with 4 potential careers on it. They are to compare their skills and inter
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9th - 12th
Forensic Science: Processing the Scene Wrong
This virtual interactive notebook has students exploring the concepts of ethical crime scene processing. Once they've established an understanding, students then explore historical cases of where detectives have botched crime scenes, and create crime scene files detailing what happened. Embedded resources throughout the entirety of the notebook allow for no planning on the part of the teacher - a true download and go resource.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Codominance and Blood Types Activity
A simple, low-prep activity to simulate the frequency of blood types in the general population of humans! Perfect addition to an Interactive Notebook!
Student draw slips of paper to determine their blood type. Students need to analyze punnett squares to determine the potential blood types of their parents.
Together, the class compares the number of students with each blood type and discusses which students can donate blood to and receive blood from.
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6th - 12th
Forensic Anthropology/Ballistics Casefile Analysis: Petito
In this forensic case file analysis, students examine the details surrounding the Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie case and utilize their knowledge of ballistics and forensic anthropology to extrapolate ideas of what happened.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Lesson - Blood Spatter (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around an understanding of how blood splatter is analyzed and what information it help determine about the events at a crime sceneThe corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key properties of bloodCombines mathematical concepts to splatter patternsThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The document is cre
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6th - 12th
Presidents Day Presentations and Student Readers
This compressed file contains:• PowerPoint/Google Slides and SmartBoard Notebook presentation on George Washington (with Internet and YouTube links)• PowerPoint/Google Slides and SmartBoard Notebook presentation on Abraham Lincoln (with Internet and YouTube links)• Student readers on George Washington• Student readers on Abraham LincolnThe teacher can show the presentation on either president and have students illustrate and assemble their take-home readers.Look at the pr
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Interactive Notebook PowerPoint
This file is completely editable, so you can customize it to your needs. This is the PowerPoint I use to set up Interactive Notebooks with my Biology class. I spend a day setting up notebooks. I use the same PowerPoint with my AP Biology and Forensics classes as well, with a few edits.
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Grades:
9th - 12th
Abraham Lincoln Project for US Civil War EDITABLE
Inspired by the hit musical Hamilton students love this Abraham Lincoln Rap Project. Student-tested and approved!This EDITABLE resource includes:- Informational text on Abraham Lincoln's background and accomplishments (2 pages)- 2 activities to set students up for project that include analysis of background- Project guidelines with 3 project options- Rubric (optional)- Teacher's guideSAVE with these popular bundles that include this activity:☆ US Civil War Teacher Resource Bundle (Growing)☆ Amer
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Grades:
8th - 12th
Also included in:Â U.S. History Colonies through Civil War Resource Bundle
Introduction to Forensic Vocabulary (Series 1)
The forensic vocabulary worksheet uses Orton Gillingham-inspired strategies for students of all levels to practice new concepts for their introduction to the forensic unit.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Tissues unit notes
This 64 slide powerpoint presentation covers the following topics: Types of epithelial tissues, connective tissues, muscles, and nervous system tissues.
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9th - 12th
Lesson - Blood Typing (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing an understanding of the science and process used to match blood found at crime scenes to an individual.The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics in identifying blood typesThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The document is created in Microsoft PowerPoint for easy
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Blood Typing Bundle
Lesson - Pens and Ink (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of the unique characteristics of different pens and ink; As well as how these characteristics can used in the analysis of evidence found at crime scenes
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6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Ink Chromatography / Pen analysis
Lesson - Blood Typing (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes assignment is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to simply define simply vocabulary addressed in the presentationSecond, students are asked to draw appropriate imagesThird, each topic also has a number of application-based portions that ask students to apply knowledge seen in the presentation to a new instance of that
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Blood Typing Bundle
Lesson - Hair (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of how Hair is differentiated, characterized, and used to identify victims and criminals. The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics and Identifying factors of animal, and human hairThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The document is created
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6th - 12th
Lesson - Fiber (Animated Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of how textile fiber is categorized in the world of forensics with plenty of animation to allow for pacing and emphasis of key concepts. The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics of fibers and clothingThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Presidents Day Lesson Plan for 1st to 3rd graders
The Presidents Day Lesson Plan is specifically designed for 1st to 3rd graders and includes an easy-to-follow 13 slide PowerPoint presentation, two student assignments and teacher answer key, both in digital interactive notebook (Google Drive) and in PDF format! Some of the main topics and objectives that are covered in this lesson include: what Presidents' Day is, the lives of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and much more! Please note: My other Presidents' Day lesson plan, "Presidents Da
Grades:
1st - 3rd
Lesson - Fiber (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to simply define simply vocabulary addressed in the presentationSecond, students are asked to draw appropriate imagesThird, each topic also has a number of application-based portions that ask students to apply knowledge seen in the presentation to a new instance of that topic.The a
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Grades:
6th - 12th
DNA Fingerprinting
Thank you for purchasing my product. I hope you find my product easy to use. These warm-ups can be used in a variety of ways for immediate feedback. At times, I use them as a class starter, other times I use as a quick quiz, exit ticket, or homework. Also included is a single slide with the questions so you can use to project for class discussion.Feel free to give me feedback let me know what else you need or how I can improve. Thanks again!
Grades:
8th - 12th
Becoming the President!! - PowerPoint and Activites-Editable Version Included
Resource to help your students understand how the President of the United States is elected. Power Point of notes is included as well as an anticipation guide, extension activity and a follow up assessment. Works with common core and is great for the upcoming 2016 election!!!! Editable Version included to fit your classroom needs
Grades:
4th - 10th
Introduction to Forensics Vocabulary (Series 2)
This vocabulary handout will help your students (of all levels) practice new forensic concepts by using this Orton Gillingham-inspired strategy.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
United States Presidents Interactive Notebook
This interactive notebook will go perfectly with any study on U.S presidents. Students will cut out pictures of the presidents provided in this resource and glue beside the correct term years and create a timeline. In this resource you will also find four lift flaps, in which the students can use when researching presidents.
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4th - 6th
Intro to Forensics Science Starters
This product is a great way to get students started thinking about one of the important factors involved in Forensic Science. These questions are focused on understanding the importance of eyewitness accounts and what factors affect them. Included are student handouts (2 per page), a full slide with questions, and a sample problem, along with suggested answers.
Grades:
8th - 12th
Presidents' Day Lesson Plan for 3rd to 6th graders
The Presidents Day Lesson Plan is specifically designed for 3rd to 6th graders and includes an easy-to-follow 13 slide PowerPoint presentation, two student assignments and teacher answer key, both in digital interactive notebook (Google Drive) and in PDF format! Some of the main topics and objectives that are covered in this lesson include: what Presidents' Day is, the lives of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, and much more! Please note: My other Presidents' Day lesson plan, "Presidents Da
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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