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Forensics printables for Microsoft Word
Forensics Final Exam - Forensic science final exam - with FREE Google Version
Forensics Final Exam & Answer KeyThis final exam was created for a high school forensics class. It consists of 123 Cornell-style questions that cover 9 topics (listed below) studied throughout the course. Each of the topics is a separate section that contains a vocabulary section with a word bank along with five multiple choice questions about that topic. As a fully editable Word document (or Google document), you can modify this test to fit the needs of your classroom.Upon purchase, you w
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: HUGE Forensic Science Bundle
Cellular Respiration and the Mighty Mitochondria Amoeba Sisters Video Sheet Quiz
Cellular Respiration and the Mighty Mitochondria Amoeba Sisters Video Sheet Quiz has 20 questions with the answer key. Great for students to do as homework, follow up, enrichment or guided learning. All question types and evenly spaced out.
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9th - 12th
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Crime Scene Measurement Practice
A good intro to using Rectuangular and Triangulation methods for plotting evidence at crime scenes. Gives students a paper trial run to complete and grasp the concept fully before moving on to a mock crime scene.
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7th - 12th
Blood Typing with KEY
This is an assignnment created in Word that I use after our unit on blood cells. It's a fun assignment that also includes two interactive activities to complete. The answers to the questions come from within the assignnment itself, so the students can actually teach themselves blood typing (pretty cool). In order to give the students credit for completing the interactives, I require them to snip or screen shot the results of the games and paste the results at the end of the assignment for cre
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9th - 12th
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Serial Killer Scavenger Hunt
Engage your students with an activity that will have them up walking around while matching serial killer names to their nicknames. This scavenger hunt is a fun way to familiarize serial killer names with their nicknames.
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7th - 12th
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Forensic Science Careers Matching Puzzle
This puzzle contains 18 of the most common Forensic Science careers and their definitions. I use this every year with my students following a lecture on careers. The handout is fully editable. Just print out the handouts on cardstock, cuts quickly into pieces, and place in a baggie for your students to match the proper definition to the career. Thank you for supporting So Science Savvy! I hope you enjoy this activity. ~Kim
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10th - 12th
Serial Killer Cryptograms
Are you ready to put your forensic science skills to the test? The Serial Killer Cryptogram Assignment is a thrilling and engaging activity that will have you deciphering complex codes and messages, just like a real forensic investigator. This assignment contains 5 serial killer phrases that will test your students problem solving abilities, attention to detail, and logical thinking. Included is a 1 page fully editable printable worksheet with the answer key.
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9th - 12th
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How Crime Scene Investigation Works- Internet Assignment for Forensics
This is an Internet assignment on the website How Stuff Works. The website offers articles about various topics. This is a list of questions for a particular article on the site. The link to the article is at the top of the page for the students. The click through the article to answer the questions. It takes one class period.
This assignment is on How Newspapers Work. There are two pages with a total of 20 questions/items.
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9th - 11th
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Teamwork in Criminal Investigations Forensic Files Assignment
Teamwork in Criminal Investigations is a one-page assignment designed to help students identify the responsibilities of responding officers, detectives, crime scene investigators, medical examiners, and lab techs in solving homicides. A Forensic Files episode is linked in the Word doc for students to watch as they complete the chart with examples from the episode. The same document can be used for any homicide investigation show.
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9th - 12th
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Forensics Ballistics: Inside The Crime Lab Firearms Tools Unit video questions
This video worksheet goes along with the video on youtube Inside the Crime Lab: Firearms Toolmark Unit. This is a short video (3:21).The worksheet contains 3 multiple choice questions and 3 short answer questions that the students will answer. There is also a summary of the video included.
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9th - 12th
Sociey's Major Crimes: A Forensics Matching Activity (Virtual Friendly)
Teach your students about the twelve types of major crimes facing society today. In this fun, easy to use activity, students will challenge themelves to classify different crimes into one of twelve catorgies. Students will be surprised by some of the answers. Answer key is included and the worksheet is fully editable. Use this activity as a collaborative tool, as a quiz, or homework practice.
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6th - 12th
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Biology Article: Reading Comprehension - Blood Types
Students can read the article and add to their knowledge about genetics from real-life situations. The article consists of subject matter vocabulary and review questions to assess their reading comprehension. There is also a video link included along with a few questions.
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7th - 12th
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Blood Type Bellringer
Quick bellringer or exit ticket to use after introducing blood types in Biology. I print these and give each student a half sheet to complete.Fully editable Word docAnswer Key includedNote: Students should have a basic understanding of the 4 blood types, antigens, and rh factors unless you plan to use this as a quick research activity before introducing these concepts.
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9th - 10th, Higher Education
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Forensics Careers Mini-Project
Students can use their devices or computers to research a profession of their choice that deals with Forensics. There is a list of common professions (a sign up sheet) as well as a question sheet for students to use when researching their project. You could easily add one step further--making students create a poster or PPT which would make it a 2 day project instead of a 1 day mini-project.
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7th - 12th
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Criminal Podcast Listening Guide with Answers- Ep 150: 76th and Yates
This listening guide (questions with answers, along with discussion questions) in an editable .docx format goes along with an episode of Criminal, my favorite true crime podcast. Listen to the episode titled 76th and Yates HERE. GREAT FOR REMOTE AND HYBRID CLASSROOMS!!! A fantastic and engaging sub plan!Episode 150: 76th and Yates- On May 8, 2013, a man named Timothy Jones was arrested in Chicago. He says it wasn’t until he got to the police station that he found out that he was being charged wi
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Forensic Toxicology: ELISA Blood Analysis
Students will analyze ELISA tests to determine the presence or absence of 6 drugs. They will also evaluate the validity of the tests based on positive and negative control results. The document is editable, so that you can keep the answer bank or delete it according to your students' needs. Ten questions, and answer key is included.
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9th - 12th
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Microscope Lab - Prepared Slides
This was a microscope lab I would do inmany classes that introduced the young scientists to using the microscope and prepared slides.
I found this really got them more comfortable to using the microscope and not intimidated by it. No matter what age I taught, there were always several students that were new to the microscope.
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5th - 8th
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Basic Crime Scene Processing Guidelines
With over 15 pages of information, this guide provides a thorough step-by-step crime scene processing. The guide includes steps in the following aspects of a crime scene investigation:scene and evidence preservationdocumentation and note-takingevidence identification photographyphysiological fluidspainting with light/time exposuresketches and diagramsevidence packaging report writing
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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The Hot Zone: Anthrax-episode 2 movie guide w/ answers and discussion questions
After the events on 9/11, THE HOT ZONE: ANTHRAX follows the team of experts tracking down the killer and mailer of the anthrax letters. Based upon the critically-acclaimed miniseries from National Geographic, this video guide accompanies episode 2 of the 6 part drama. This can be used in a biology class for topics of microbiology, a history class for discussions of the the cold war, or a criminal justice/ forensics class. It includes a summary of the characters, video guide questions with an an
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: The Hot Zone: Anthrax-The Complete Miniseries -movie guide w/ answers
Blood Cells Open Notes and KEY
This is an assignment created in Word in open notes format style. I use this type of activity with a Promethean Board/projector. Open notes are a great way to introduce or review material with the students without requiring them to take copious handwritten notes. The open notes assignment is basically typed paragraphs with fill-in-the-blanks for the students. The teacher uses the key to provide the answers. I use a projector, but if you don't have or use one then you can simply provide the
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9th - 12th
Bones: Uncovering the Mystery of "Who" (ratio activity)
Students will love this forensics activity. Students must use formulas to figure out exact measurements of certain bones. This can be used as a calculator or non-calculator activity. ANSWER KEY PROVIDED
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6th - 10th
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Criminal Podcast Listening Guide with Answers- Ep 176: The Red Flag
This listening guide (questions with answers, along with discussion questions) in an editable .docx format goes along with an episode of Criminal, my favorite true crime podcast. Listen to the episode titled The Red Flag HERE. GREAT FOR REMOTE AND HYBRID CLASSROOMS!!! A fantastic and engaging sub plan!Episode 176: The Red Flag- In 2006, a man named William Ramsey went to the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida for a life-saving liver transplant. It was a success, and so when his health started
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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"Dawn of Humanity" PBS Documentary Film Guide
This viewing guide supports the PBS documentary "Dawn of Humanity" featuring Professor Lee Berger, paleoanthropologist. The documentary is available on Youtube or on PBS websites in your local area (cost may range from free to less than $5 for purchase depending on your own subscriptions). The documentary follows the story of the discovery of prehistoric hominids and combines with the work Dr. Berger does finding evidence of human origins.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Student Note-taking sheet to accompany Forensic Files movie "Point of Origin"
This detailed note taking sheet provides questions to keep students engaged while viewing this Forensic Files episode. The word document can be edited For those who purchase this, and email me, an answer key will be provided. Following the movie, students can be assigned the two critical thinking extended response questions.This is intended to be useful to teachers, and as a substitute activity and requires minimal preparation on the part of the Forensic Science teacher.
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9th - 12th
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