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Forensics resources for Microsoft Word $5-10
Crash! Using Percent Composition to Solve a Criminal Investigation
Your students will love this activity! Stoichiometry, chemical formulas, empirical formulas, and percent composition will soon be your students favorite topics after they complete this lesson.
The purpose of this lab is to help students understand how percent composition data can be used to solve criminal investigations. This particular case involves a murder on a plane shortly before the plane ends up crashing. Students must correctly identify the murderer, the murder victim, and the crim
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7th - 12th
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Fractured Fairytale Crime Scenes
In this assignment students will create a presentation of a mock crime scene based on a fairytale. Each crime will include characters from common fairytales. Students will include evidence to create a crime scene scenario. The assignment is organized into two main projects. The first part of the assignment involves creating a presentation of the crime. The second part of the assignment is a narrative story that explains the actual crime scene.
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5th - 9th
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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
Scooby Doo - Clue Analysis and Video Guide for Criminal Justice Students
Scooby Doo - Clue Analysis and Video Guide for Criminal Justice Students.Track evidence, sketch the villain, build an evidence board and determine who done it!Law & Public Safety students love it!Episodes can be found for free on Youtube.
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5th - 12th
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Integumentary System Disorder Poster Project
This is an excellent project for your high school students to explore an integumentary system disorder of their choice! Students choose a disorder and research the causes, symptoms, current treatments, and the impact that it has on an individual's quality of life. I like to require my students to create a scientific poster and present to peers in a poster session similar to research posters presented at a conference. My students love learning more about skin disorders and being able to share wha
T. rex Autopsy Worksheet for National Geographic Video
T. Rex Autopsy is a 2015 documentary airing on the National Geographic channel where a team of four paleontologists dissect a silicon replica of Tyrannosaurus. The four paleontologists were Tori Herridge, Stephen Brusatte, Matthew T. Mossbrucker and Luke Gamble, who is the lead anatomist. The T. rex was based on the most complete fossil, "Sue."This once-in-a-lifetime experiment offers an unprecedented opportunity to explore questions such as whether or not T. rex had feathers; how it fed with
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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MS-LS4-1
, HS-LS1-2
, MS-LS4-2
Forensic Science Hair as Evidence Activity Bundle
Make teaching Forensics easy with this combined unit and daily lesson plan and two worksheet set that covers 4-5 blocks or 8-10 periods of a secondary forensic science course. SIOP, gifted, and differentiation strategies are embedded and easily identified thorough out. Lessons are differentiated according to learning style, grouping, and language ability. Both content and literacy standards as well as key vocabulary words, essential questions, activating strategies, instructional strategies, a
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Create and Process your own Mock Crime Scene Group Project
This 7-page group project allows students in small groups to create and process their own mock crime scene. This can be modified as needed. I teach all components of this group project before I assign it to my students. We also process several scenes in class before this project is given. I use this group project at the end of my Crime Scene Introduction Unit in Criminal Justice II. The primary focus is on creating and demonstrating the correct process for processing a crime scene and then prese
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Crime Scene Introduction Unit Bundle
Anatomy Directional Terms Activity
This activity allows students to practice their knowledge of directional terms used commonly in anatomical exploration. This is a great, fun activity for students learning the necessary terms for dissections in biology, anatomy, zoology, and marine science. Students color and draw objects in the appropriate locations on the human body pictures based on the directions that use common anatomical directional terminology.
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9th - 12th
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Lab - Handwriting Analysis
In this activity, the teacher provides a standard set of text for all students to create a personal exemplar (handwriting sample). I suggest making this fun by choosing music lyrics, a favorite monologue from a movie, or something else that the students might connect too. Students are then asked to analyze their own handwriting and identify individual characteristics found in their own handwriting. This Activity can be taken a step further by having students swap exemplars and performing a se
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6th - 12th
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Blood Spatter Activity
In this activity, students will analyze blood spatter and see how the following affect spatter created at a crime scene:1. Height and Velocity of Blood Drop2. Effect of Surface Type3. Motion of Victim4. Angle of Impact
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7th - 12th
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Forensic Pathology/Anthropology Test
This is a comprehensive test over notes taken from a Forensic pathology/medical examination/autopsy/anthropolgy unit of study. Students will need to know basics about Time of Death, Autopsy, Differences between male/female skeletons, names of common bones, Haversian systems and basic bone anatomy, different racial features on a skeleton, how to determine age based on remains.
I used a Powerpoint on Forensic pathology (online) and my Forensic Anthropology ppt (for sale) as well as webquest (biol
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Criminal Forensics - 6 Fingerprint Lab Activities
This lab activity includes 6 separate fingerprinting activities for students in criminal forensics. Some materials are required, but other activities can be done without special materials - just look around your room to see what students can use!
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Crime Scene Bundle
Grant: Winning Proposal for CSI: Biotechnology Project
This is a winning grant proposal to purchase a digital microscope to use in the classroom for science, forensics and biotechnology activities. A state electrical cooperation awarded $1500.00 for this grant in 2004. This proposal is customizable and can be adjusted to compensate for the variations in prices of digital microscopes in your area. The CSI project will be a great addition to your science or technology classroom. Biotechnology is an exciting way to learn about science, technology and t
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6th - 12th
CSI Unit Activity File
If you're looking for a creative way to teach critical thinking skills, Common Core Standards and STEM principles to middle school students using a hands-on, real-world approach, then this is the unit for you! Full of tips, resources, ideas and printable, editable notebook pages for your students, this activity file will give you everything you need to plan your own interdisciplinary CSI unit.
CSI Notebook & Unit by Terri Samson is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercia
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7th - 9th
Criminal Forensics - Evidence Lab
Activity created and used with criminal forensics students. Evidence is placed around the classroom and students draw the crime scene during an investigation. Students must measure and triangulate the location of the evidence before completing a final drawing. Microsoft Word document so that instructors can modify as they see fit.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Crime Scene Bundle
Criminal Forensics - Hair and Hardware Scale Drawings with Student Examples
This lab was created and used in criminal forensics to teach students how to complete scale drawings of evidence. This includes areas to draw hair and hardware examples. Student examples can be found at the end of the lab sheets. Microsoft Word version allows teachers to modify as they see fit.
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Crime Scene Bundle
Criminal Forensics - Crime Scene Sketching
This document was created and used with my criminal forensics class. Students make a rough drawing of the classroom and then a final drawing. Examples of sketches included. Document is Microsoft Word format so that instructors can easily modify to fit their needs.
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Crime Scene Bundle
HIV Investigation (STEM/PBL)
This inquiry based, PBL piece from Lab207 was written for an AP Biology class. I was short on time and was not going to be able to cover viruses, genetic technology, and gene regulation. In response I wrote this project that puts students in the shoes of an HIV researcher and asks them to investigate and propose a course of action in response to a new strain of HIV.
The project is written as a story that the students respond to by turning in 4 separate products and giving a final presentation.
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10th - 12th
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Human DNA Extraction Lab
In this DNA extraction lab, students extract DNA from their very own cheek cells! I love doing this activity at the very beginning of a unit on genetics to engage students and have them marvel at their very own DNA "snot". I've also included analysis questions at the end of the lab to get them thinking about DNA structure. After this activity, I will introduce more detail about DNA structure.
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7th - 12th
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Forensic Science Lab Bundle
Get all of my Forensic Science labs in one place! Discounted 20% from buying individually! Includes:Lip Print Analysis Fiber AnalysisSoil ExaminationShoe ImpressionsBlood Splatter AnalysisOdontology (teeth)Tire ImpressionsLatent Fingerprints (also available to try free-here)Includes a bonus file with a link to my Soil Examination Google Slides presentation!
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9th - 12th
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Newton's Laws of Motion in a CSI Investigation
This lesson is best used as a summative assessment of motion and momentum, friction, and Newton’s laws of motion. In this project students are asked to recreate the scene of an accident and determine the force, mass, and acceleration of a car. A rubric and checklist guides students through creating a diorama of the scene, making calculations, and writing reports to determine which driver was at fault.
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6th - 9th
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CSI The Case of the Missing Red Bell a forensic case
This is a case to be used to motive students to make observations and inferences. It helps them analyze information and reach conclusions. There are a number of labs that can be done with this case. This is just the case for them to solve.
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4th - 6th
DNA Fingerprinting Virtual Lab
Students follow the link on the assignment to a virtual DNA fingerprinting lab. The students will follow the steps in the virtual lab to determine "who ate the lollipop?"Students answer questions as they move through the steps in the lab.
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8th - 12th
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