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Criminal justice - law laboratories for homeschool under $5
FORENSICS: HAIR ANALYSIS LAB INVESTIGATION (Print & Digital)
Provide an engaging Forensics lab that assesses your students' skills over Hair Analysis with The Case of Mr. Big- an investigative lab activity that allows your students to take on the role of a hair examiner in order to solve a crime. Your students will LOVE this activity! It involves very little prep and can be a GRAB-N-GO resource for years to come! Need a digital version? No problem! I am including both a printable and Google Slides version of this lab, making it perfect for distance lear
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensics Lab Bundle: 10 "Must-Do" Labs for Forensic Science
Maggot Man- Forensic Entomology Lab Investigation
Maggot Man is an engaging Forensic Entomology Lab Investigation that your Forensics students will LOVE. This lab a student-directed activity that requires students to plan and execute their own experiment to observe the life cycle of a blowfly. They will then use this knowledge to help investigators solve a crime. What's Included: ⭐Student Lab Sheet (2 pages) ⭐Teacher instructions and set up ⭐Maggot Man chart Are your students learning from home? This activity can be done at home using househ
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9th - 12th
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Bite Mark Lab: Impression Evidence Experiment Forensic Science lesson
Make an impression on your students with this engaging bite mark lab! This is a hands on, fun and engaging lab that gives your students first hand experience with seeing and analyzing bite marks, as well as getting to make them!Students will make 4 different bite marks in different materials, compare and contrast the quality of them, take measurements, and analyze the results.Includes:- Teacher material list, instructions, and helpful tips- PDF student sheet with hypothesis, details directions,
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: *BUNDLE* Dental Forensic Science Activities
Shoe Print Investigation Lab: Forensic Science Impression Evidence Activity
This fun and engaging lab activity gets your students analyzing physical/impression evidence with an easy, low prep, no mess shoe print lab! Students get to use their own shoe prints as part of the investigation while trying to match their classmates prints. Resource includes:- Teacher step-by-step directions - Supply list- PDF copy of student lab analysis paper and post lab questions- Google Docs downloadable version of student paper for immediate upload to Google Classroom (editable)Looking fo
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7th - 12th
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Forensic Anthropology Unit 14.2 Lab & Worksheet: Classification of Human Bones
In this simple, but effect lab activity, students will be able to:(Objectives):1. Name the four main groups of bones based on shape.2. Identify the classification of major bones of the body. Materials Needed for this lab:Model of a human skeleton (optional)Student handoutText or notes on the classification of bones (optional) or Forensics Unit 14 PPT (optional)I love this lab because it helps my forensics students learn key skeletal system concepts in a simplified and condensed format. Teachers
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Forensics Unit 14 Resource Bundle: Human Remains (Forensic Anthropology)
Lab--Banana Autopsy (SFS5a, SFS5b)
This Banana Autopsy is a great hands-on activity to get your Forensic Science students to understand the basic processes of an autopsy. You prepare the banana victims, they try to figure out the manner and cause of death. Students will follow the simple procedure, answer analysis questions, and prepare a Pathology Report on the victim.I recommend working in pairs for this lab. You need about 60 min.What you need for the lab: bananas, paper plates, plastic knives, forceps, needles & thread
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6th - 12th
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Fingerprinting: Lab and Analysis Forensic Science Activity
This fun and engaging fingerprinting lab allows students to get hands on experience with not only making fingerprints but analyzing them too! They will get insight into what it is like to be a fingerprint analyst. Students will use ink pads to create their prints on a fingerprint card modeled after one used by the police department. They will then analyze their prints for pattern type, compare those to the class, and then compare to the expected averages to see what the outcome will be!Ink pads
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6th - 12th
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Prison Research Project & Case Study
Rikers Correctional Facility in NYC is one of the nation's most notorious prisons. This research project examines Rikers from several perspectives. Students get to see a glimpse inside Rikers, do some research on their own, and then propose some possible solutions to some of the incredibly complex problems facing not only Rikers, but all Corrections as well.Ideal for HS Government or Civics. This can be used for middle school students, but the Instructor should exercise caution as some of the t
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Forensics Anthropology Unit 14.3 Lab & Review Worksheet : Human Bone Structure
In this simple, but effect lab activity, students will be able to:(Objectives):Objectives: Students will be able to:Identify the features of a long boneDefine and list examples of bone markingsDescribe the general anatomy of bone tissueCompare and contrast compact and spongy boneIdentify the structures that compose compact and spongy boneMaterials:Student handoutDissection tools and tray for each lab groupChicken leg bonesMicroscope & ground bone slides for each lab groupForensics Unit 14 PP
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Forensics Unit 14 Resource Bundle: Human Remains (Forensic Anthropology)
Locard's sock lab
This is a quick and effective way to allow students to demonstrate Locard's Exchange Principle which is a major keystone in Forensic Science. You will have the option to provide portions of their lab report for them, or to make it entirely inquiry-based.
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10th - 12th
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Forensics: Introduction to Bloodstain Analysis Student Activity
With this introductory activity, your students will create their own unique bloodstain spatter patterns in an exciting and engaging way! The activity includes step-by-step instructions for students and analysis questions for them to complete after creating their spatter patterns. Be sure that you have access to the following materials prior to completing the activity:Materials (per group):· Permanent marker· 3 sheets of unlined white paper (legal size minimum)· Wood backing· Painter’s tape· Sl
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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