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1st grade forensics interactive notebooks for homeschool
Physical vs Chemical CHANGES- C.S.I. Mystery White Powdery Substances LAB
Just as forensic chemists and CSIs test unknown crime samples of skin, hair, paint, and other unmentionable strange substances --found at CRIMES SCENES, Students will use both Physical and Chemical Properties and CHANGES to CORRECTLY IDENTIFY several UNKNOWN White Powdery Substances found at a recent CRIME SCENE. In order to determine the IDENTITY of these UNKNOWN SUBSTANCES, students will use Observable Physical Properties, & TESTABLE Chemical Properties-- which can ONLY be shown by their
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Grades:
6th - 8th
NGSS:
MS-PS1-2
Forensic Fingerprints Foldable
Arches and loops and whorls...OH MY!!!!Do you kinds need an easy way to remember forensic fingerprint patterns? This study guide was made for a high school forensics class studying fingerprints., but this product is appropriate for any middle or high school class, whether it be a yearlong course or a mini CSI unit in your curriculum. Foldable study guides make easy-to-understand graphic organizers for all levels of students. With your purchase, you are getting three versions of the same foldab
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in: HUGE Forensic Science Bundle
Evidence and Investigation Lapbook (PREVIOUS AB CURRICULUM)
This lapbook covers the curriculum requirements for the grade 6 evidence and investigation unit in Science. This file includes:Teacher resources in full colourStudent Book in full colourStudent book in grey scaleSummative Assessment with answer keyStudent Tutorial Video Located here: https://youtu.be/2cc_F6OOmWATopics covered:ChromatographyAnimal tracksHandwriting AnalysisAspects of InvestigationVocabularySoil SamplingFingerprintsTire Tracks Foot print informationCheck out my store for other sci
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Grades:
4th - 8th
Also included in: A Year of Grade 6 Science Lapbooks Bundle (PREVIOUS AB CURRICULUM)
CSI Fingerprint Analysis & Graphing Action LAB- What type are yours?
Students LOVE being REAL CSI’s for the DAY!
In TEAMS or Partners--they make two sets of their own INDEX Fingerprint– and compare to the National Standards in a Bar Graph and Pie Chat. Then, they add their 2nd Print to the CLASS POSTER– and they compare the CLASS’s fingerprint percentages (all guided with pre-formatted graphs!) to the National Standard’s for the 3 TYPES: LOOP, WHORL, and ARCH. They decide which graph showed their DATA best, the BAR or PIE/CIRCLE GRAPH?
REAL ANALYSIS– just
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Grades:
6th - 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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Grades:
9th - 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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Grades:
6th - 12th
CSI Forensics Blood Spatter Principles of Biomedical Science
CSI Forensics Blood Spatter Principles of Biomedical ScienceYou will get a Step-by-step guide to show students how to independently complete a blood spatter. Ten (10 total) simple steps to calculate approximate height from which blood fell from. This resource is great to help students independently work in their groups through their activity.They have a guide to reference as they are analyzing their tested blood spatters.⭐Is this resource editable?No. This resource is not editable at this time.⭐
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
EDITABLE- Evidence and Investigation Lapbook (PREVIOUS AB CURRICULUM)
This lapbook's text is editable in PowerPoint so you can change the language to whatever is appropriate for your teaching situation. If you are only needing English, check my store for a non-editable version.This lapbook covers the curriculum requirements for the grade 6 evidence and investigation unit in Science. This file includes:Teacher resources in full colourStudent Book in full colourStudent book in grey scaleSummative Assessment with answer keyStudent Tutorial Video Located here: https:/
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Grades:
4th - 8th
DNA Digital Notebook Drag & Drop Activity
This exercise provides a great digital review of DNA base pairing. It could also be used to practice the base pairing rules in DNA. If your students have a digital notebook this activity would make a great addition! As a stand alone exercise you can assign this interactive Google Slide on Google Classroom and have them turn it in to you for grading purposes. There are so many awesome things about this activity that you will love!interactivedigitalPAPERLESSengagingcolorfulfunI am including a bl
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
Exploring the Human Anatomy with the BioDigital Human
Activate your students' interest in human anatomy using the free online "BioDigital Human" app available in the chrome web store. This activity leads students through anatomical orientation and human systems providing students with the opportunity to genuinely explore each system. Additionally, this activity provides the platform to begin to discuss diseases of those systems. Finally, students will practice using their new understanding translating diagnostic statements. Enjoy; its kinda fun
Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education
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
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: 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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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Ink Chromatography / Pen analysis
Genetics Introduction Foldable
This foldable is easy and quick. I use it as an introduction to genetics with the vocabulary and punnett square included. Included are two student examples.
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7th - 12th, Adult Education
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: 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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Grades:
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
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
Making a Punnett Square - Foldable
This is a step by step of how to make a Punnett Square. It has helpful hints as you are working on a Monohybrid Cross (1-trait). It is a foldable that can be used in an interactive notebook.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
EDITABLE Micropipettor Guide
This guide outlines the procedures for using a micropipettor. The guide utilizes a laboratory journal format to familiarize students with the structure of college-level laboratory procedures.This guide is delivered as a Google Slideshow that is fully editable to suit your needs and offer customization. The slideshow is formatted on standard letter size paper (8.5 x 11 inches), making printing copies and/or converting to a PDF to upload to your LMS super simple.
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Grades:
9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
Design and Color your own Gene Activity
Students are given the DNA bases that make up an imaginary gene for short height. They fill in the other half of that gene with complementary base pairs. They then select shapes (their choice) to represent the four base pairs. They then select colors (their choice) to represent the parts of the DNA molecule such as base pairs, phosphate, deoxyribose sugar etc. They then draw that gene on a provided template using the specific order of bases in that gene, using the colors and shapes they sele
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Grades:
8th - 12th
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
Lesson - Blood Composition (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of blood. An understanding of how blood is produced, it's purpose within the body and its overall composition is crucial to then understanding. How it is categorized as evidence and used to identify victims and criminals. The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics and Identifying factors of animal
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in: Blood Composition Bundle
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