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Not grade specific forensics resources $5-10
Crime Scene Lab- Forensic Science
This Crime Scene Science Lab is 19 pages long and has the following activities:
A Student Lab Notebook
Blood Spatter Analysis
Handwriting Analysis
Fingerprinting
Shoe Print Analysis
Facial Recognition
Fabric Analysis
Teacher instructions for leading the activities
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Graphology | Introduction to Handwriting Analysis | Psychology | Personality
Looking for an activity for your crime or forensics class, a new club for your high school students, or simply a fun one-off lesson? This pack of Graphology activity and information sheets is what you are looking for! This product is also included in my High School Combo BUNDLE.This resource covers all of the key basics for students to collect handwriting samples from peers or teachers, follow the guides and diagrams, and analyze their findings. As amateurs, take with a pinch of salt and enjoy!!
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Forensic Anthropology Worksheets (3 in 1 Forensics Bundle)
This bundle includes reinforcement of concepts taught in my PowerPoint notes about Forensic Anthropology but can also be completed with other notes as well!The worksheets included in this bundle are:- Determining Age from Bones- Determining Race from Bones- Determining Sex from Bones
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Offender Profiling - The Top-Down Approach
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsVideo: What is Offender Profiling?Offender ProfilingThe American Approach: Top-Down ProfilingWhat is the American Approach called ‘Top-down’?Organised vs. Disorganised OffendersCharacteristics of Organised OffendersCharacteristics of Disorganised OffendersConstruct
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Also included in: FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY [COMPLETE MODULE]
Detective Clip Art (Spy, Sherlock Holmes, Disguise, Magnifying Glass)
A collection of detective clip art. Perfect for any project needing detectives, trench coats, sunglasses, fingerprints, footprints or cameras. 52 images total in BW, GS and color (22 unique images).
All pieces are PNG files saved at 300 dpi to ensure great quality.
This set includes all versions of:
•Briefcase
•Bubbles for Pipe
•Camera
•Detective Boy
•Detective Door
•Detective Girl
•Fingerprint 1
•Fingerprint 2
•Flashlight
•Footprint
•Magnifying Glass
•Notebook
•Pencil
•Pipe
•Shoe Print
•Sho
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Science clip art: Zoology-Entomology (insects) -Color and B&W- 38
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Science clip art. Zoology-entomology clip art set features 38 items:
► 19 clip arts in color.
► 19 clip arts in black & white.
• Ant
• Beetle
• Camera
• Cockroach
• Dragonfly
• Entomologist1
• Entomologist2
• Entomologist3
• Entomologist4
• Entomologist5
• Entomologist6
• Entomologist7
• Entomologist8
• Feather Forceps
• Insect Net
• Insect abinet Cell
• Insect Pins (entomological)
• Mayfly
• Yellowjacket
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Complete Forensics Unit 3: Crime Scene Investigation (Unit Plan and Resources)
Make teaching Forensics easy with this Complete Forensics Unit 3: Crime Scene Investigation resource. This product contains every resouce you need, no planning necessary. This bundle includes: Unit/Daily Lesson PlanUnit 3: PPTLab: Investigating a Crime SceneCrime Scene Setup Resources (images, scenario, sketch form, evidence processing form...)Unit 3 Test & Answer KeyCase Study: Jeffery McdonaldVideo Case Study: Mark Winger (Active Free Video Link)The unit plan is a combined unit and daily
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Offender Profiling - The Bottom-Up Approach
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key QuestionsThe British Approach: Bottom-up ApproachSmallest space analysisVideo: Investigative psychologyInvestigative PsychologyGeographical profilingCanter’s circle theory (1993)Activity: Applying the bottom-up approachExam practice with Mark Scheme: Application QuestionEva
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Also included in: FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY [COMPLETE MODULE]
Fingerprint Bulletin Board Letters for Forensic Science
Creative bulletin board letters perfect for that forensic science classroom or law classroom! These letters are whimsical without being too cartoonish for upper level classes. Use these letters for bulletin boards or word walls in Forensics, Pre-Law, or Social Studies, or Law Enforcement classrooms. Set contains all capital and lower case letters, 0-9, and most punctuation and common symbols.
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Eysenck's Theory of The Criminal Personality
]To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsGeneral Personality TheoryMeasuring the Criminal PersonalityPsychoticism, Extraversion and Neuroticism?Biological BasisThe Criminal PersonalityThe Role of SocialisationEvaluation worksheetEvaluation pointsExam practice with Mark Scheme: 16 Mark Essay QuestionPlena
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Genetic and Neural Explanations for Criminality
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsGenetic and Neural ExplanationsGenetic ExplanationsTwin StudiesCandidate genesVideo: Can your genes make you violent?Diathesis-stress modelNeural ExplanationsThe Prefrontal CortexMirror NeuronsActivity: The Mobley DefenceEvaluation worksheetEvaluation pointsExam pr
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Forensic Science Syllabus
Have you been wanting to update your boring syllabus to make it vibrant and full of graphics? This is the resource for you. Completely editable, this resource comes with the 4-page syllabus, classroom procedures graphic, flexible seating graphic, school-wide PBIS classroom expectations graphic and classroom rewards graphic. Each of these graphics can be printed as a stand alone poster for your room. It is suggested that once you edit the syllabus & graphics to use the snipping tool to copy a
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Claim Evidence Reasoning lesson - google slides activity
The Case of the Rhino Slayer part 1 is the first of three Claim, Evidence, Reasoning activities for The Case of the Rhino Slayer. In this lesson activity you begin with the question, Part One, “Who killed the Customs Agent”. You are the lead detective that has been assigned the international crime case which focuses on the illegal wildlife trafficking of endangered animals. Using the clues from the crime scene, determine which of the suspects is guilty. Examine evidence left at the crime scene.
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How Do We Define Freedom?
Essential Questions:What is the meaning of freedom?How do we define freedom?Objective:Students will explore ideas about the meaning of freedom and the responsiblity to protect them.This worksheet is appropriate for any age. Use this worksheet as a launch activity for various Social Studies units or in observation of Black History Month; recognizing how African Americans can redefine freedom post enslavement.
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Debate Infographic - 10 Logical Fallacies
This pdf printable infographic covers 10 logical fallacies: ad hominem, false cause, straw man, red herring, equivocation, bandwagon, slippery slope, false dilemma, hasty generalization, and appeal to ignorance. Includes concise descriptions, examples, and icons to aid in understanding. Enjoy!
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Notes - Forensic Anthropology
This PowerPoint Presentation provides notes on the following topics regarding Forensic Anthropology:
- Characteristics and Development of Bone
- Determination of Sex, Age, Height, and Race using Bones
- Other methods of Identification from Bones
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C.E.R. lesson plans and Printable digital files for the Case of the Rhino Slayer
This is a great supplementary package for the Case of The Rhino Slayer part one. It includes the following 31 page pdf file:1. two additional lesson plans with NGSS standards2. 13 pages of Suspect Information Cards3. six crime scene investigation analysis cards4. five CER checklist, prompts, investigative notes, Formal CER answer page, Questions etc.5. Crime scene report explanation page6. Clues page7. Footprint math page8. place settings and receipts pageThis is the complementary package for
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, MS-ESS3-4
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Cognitive Explanations for Offending - Kohlberg's Theory
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key questionsLevel of Moral ReasoningThe Heinz DilemmaKohlberg’s Model of Moral DevelopmentVideo: Kohlberg’s Model of Moral DevelopmentActivity: Explain each stage of Kohlberg’s ModelKohlberg’s Model and CriminalityCognitive DistortionsHostile Attribution BiasMinimalisationExam
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Also included in: FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY [COMPLETE MODULE]
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Lombroso's Atavistic Form Theory
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key QuestionsAtavistic Form: A Historic Approach to OffendingLombroso’s ResearchAtavistic CharacteristicsActivity: Serial Killers and The Atavistic FormVideo: Eugenics - The movement that inspired the holocaustEvaluation worksheetEvaluation pointsExam practice with Mark Scheme:
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Lincoln Douglas Debate Flow Sheet - Affirmative
This flow sheet is meant to help Speech and Debaters participating in Lincoln Douglas debate on the AFFIRMATIVE side of the debate. On the top is a box containing the stages and times of the debate. The rest of the blank spaces are from the affirmative point of view.* legal sized paper
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A Beginner's Guide to Forensic Science - Whole Book
QSP is committed to creating outstanding, low-cost academic materials, including full books and textbooks for teachers.This product is a low-cost PDF of our textbook, "A Beginner's Guide to Forensic Science."Note: Because this is a full book that contains proprietary material, the PDF does not allow the customer to print copies of the book.Please send us a note if you have any questions or need any help!https://qspublishing.com
FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Defining and Measuring Crime
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key QuestionsWhat is Forensic Psychology?Video: What is Forensic Psychology?Problems in Defining CrimeCultural IssuesHistorical IssuesThree Ways to Measure CrimeOfficial StatisticsVictim SurveysOffender SurveysExam Practice with Mark Scheme: Application QuestionEvaluation works
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Organ Transplant Case Studies
Directions:You and your group members are on a team to review patients' charts who are on a list to receive an organ transplant. Review each member's information listed below and make an educated decision on who you think would be the best candidate for the transplant. Make sure your choices are backed up with evidence as to why you think this is most appropriate. We will discuss this as a group in a class discussion.Includes questionnaires for students to fill in for group discussion
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FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY: Psychodynamic Explanations for Criminality
To request lessons, provide feedback or if you have had any issues opening any resources of my resources, please feel free to contact me at jb_resources@outlook.com (responses are usually very prompt).Key content included:Key QuestionsActivity: Recap Quick QuizPsychodynamic ExplanationsActivity: Psychodynamic Approach Recap Questions with AnswersThe Inadequate SuperegoBlackburn’s three types of Superego to explain criminalityThe weak superegoThe deviant superegoThe over-harsh superegoActivity: C
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