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Free forensics resources for Microsoft Word
Blood Spatter Detectives Lab
This fun and exciting lab allows students to work in teams of 3 or 4 to determine how changing the distance effects how a drop of blood falls. This lab provides practice with identifying variables and graphing as well as an interesting introduction to forensics. You will notice a rubber stamp icon on the lab sheet. My students know that this means that they must receive a rubber stamp of approval of their hypothesis from me before I will let them proceed with gathering their materials. I play ho
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6th - 10th
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Observation vs Inference Worksheet with Key
Observation vs Inference Worksheet with Key
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6th - 12th
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Internet Dating Thief
This is a forensic science lab focusing on the concept of using deductive reasoning to solve a crime. Students will use critical thinking skills sort related evidence from unrelated evidence and determine who did it. Students can be grouped in teams or individually. Teacher answer sheets are included. No additional supplies needed.
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6th - 9th
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How Much Candy Would Kill You? Video Worksheet LD50 Toxicology Math
This activity is perfect for a Forensic Science Toxicology unit introduction or just a fun math activity right before Halloween!Using the "Reactions" @ACSReactions "How Much Candy Would Kill You?" 3:33 min video (currently on YouTube), students learn about LD50 levels and how that relates to eating too much sugar. Worksheet includes two pre-video questons, six during-video questions, and a post-video activity where they calculate how many mini-sized candy pieces and how many candy corn pieces c
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5th - 12th
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CSI- Thanksgiving Macromolecules
Want a fun science lesson for thanksgiving or even Halloween? This CSI style crime scene allows students to solves a crime, using inquiry skills, while learning about macro-molecules. (Lipids, Proteins and Carbohydrates)
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7th - 12th
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BODY CAVITIES & ABDOMINAL REGIONS COLORING ACTIVITY
This activity reviews the major body cavities & abdominal regions in the human body. Students are presented with a numbered diagram to label and color. Part two of the activity requires students to classify major organs into their cavity & abdominal region (if located in abdominal cavity). The finished product provides a great study tool for this all important topic in anatomy. If you like this activity, please follow me & look at the other resources in my Blue Devil Science store
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9th - 12th
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Bear Brook Murders Podcast "Interrupted" Case Study Worksheet: Episode 1
The Bear Brook Murders : An Interrupted Case Study Using a Popular PodcastIn 1985, a hunter walking through Bear Brook State Park in Allenstown, New Hampshire made a grisly discovery: a 55 gallon drum left deep in the woods, containing two sets of skeletonized remains, which investigators believed had been left in the woods for years…. ....this is just the beginning to a facinating tale of a murder that would make forensic history! The effort to solve the many mysteries surrounding this invest
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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HS-PS1-8
, HS-LS3-1
Teacher's Guide: Lab Activity: Investigating a Crime Scene (Virtual Friendly)
This resource is the Teacher's Guide/Notes for "Lab: Investigating a Crime Scene" which is SOLD SEPARATELY. In this lab, students will investigate a mock crime scene and evaluate a mock scenario. All resources you need are provided includingStudent lab sheetCrime scene processing formCrime scene sketch formCrime scene staging resourcesEvidence tagsUse this lab alone, with my Unit 3 Lesson Plan, or get the Complete Unit 3 Resource File that includes:Unit/Daily Lesson PlanUnit 3: PPTLab: Investi
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Liars Beware! Your Body Doesn't Lie. A lab on lying and polygraphs.
This is a forensic science lab on polygraph analysis. An overview of polygraphs and the body language of lying is included as well as a crime scenario. Students are asked to interpret the results of a polygraph analysis to determine if the suspect is guilty of the crime. Questions for review are included.
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6th - 9th
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Deductive Reasoning Game
A fun activity used to help students understand and use deductive reasoning skills to draw a conclusion. Originally this game was used while discussing deductive reason in my Forensic Science class which is essential in criminal cases, but this can be used in any science class.
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7th - 12th
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DNA Replication Worksheet
Students will advance their mastery of genetics step-by-step.
From identifying and drawing the 4 bases (guanine, cytosine, adenine, and thymine) to protein expression, this worksheet scaffolds upon itself to help students grasp the fundamentals of genetics and identify specific areas where they need more instruction.
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8th - 12th
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Biology Virtual Labs 5 Pack
No lab equipment? No problem! This collection of study guides will help students navigate successfully through a reputable internet virtual lab resource. The set includes a study guide for the following: calorimetry lab, blood typing lab, plant transpiration lab, criminal science lab, and antibacterial agents lab.
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9th - 12th
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Heredity and Genetics Unit Test- 7th Grade Science
Want a rigorous unit test based on the common core?
This Unit Test is original and covers common core standards in heredity and genetics!
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7th
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Using Claim Evidence Reasoning: The Mystery of the Barefoot Burglar
You are receiving the worksheet that goes with the purchase of The Mystery of the Barefoot Burglar presentation. Students will be drawn into this mystery from the very beginning as they use clues (evidence) to support their claims to answer the question: Who Is the Barefoot Burglar? They will also learn about the 3 types of fingerprints and how no two people have been found to have the same fingerprints -- they are totally unique! If you have small hand lenses that you can give to each student
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2nd - 4th
Forensic Science Case Study - My students love these book reports.
This is an article describing how I have students do a case study for my Forensic Science Class. Included in the article are a couple of pictures of student projects, a rubric, and list of books.
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9th - 12th
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Bite Mark Lab
Students will work to identify and collect bite mark evidence. They will analyze their own bite marks and those of their classmates. I do this following our dental impression notes and pass this out with a tooth labeling diagram.
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9th - 12th
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The Poisoners Handbook Question Sheet
This is a modified form that came with the movie, The Poisoners Handbook. I tried to make it easier for the students to work with.The movie is online and does a great job of following the information in the book. It covers the formation of the first forensic lab in the US in New York, detailing the pioneering work of the people involved. It also illustrates the chemical dangers present at the time in normal society.
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10th - 12th
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CSI Report Form Template
This is a great template for your kids to fill in for any CSI report or Forensics unit that you teach. It comes as a Word document so that you can edit it to meet the needs of your students.
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5th - 10th
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Who Done It? DNA Fingerprinting Lab
Students use mixtures of food coloring as mock DNA samples to work out who committed a murder.
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11th - 12th
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Forensic Files, Without A Trace
This episode is about poisoning with a cancer causing agent that attacks the liver's DNA. The episode is needed to complete this, but it is available on YouTube. You can also purchase it from Amazon or other video providers.
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6th - 12th
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Forensic Science Crime Scene Chemistry
Students will solve a crime using chemical analysis of white powders, plastics, hairs & fibers, and blood samples. Students will also look at ink chromatogram evidence as well as fingerprints. Teacher notes and key included.
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9th - 12th
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Criminal and Forensic Psychology: Serial Killer Classification Matching
Criminal and Forensic Psychology Serial Killer Classification Matching Activity.Covers these types of classifications: Visionary Killer, Mission Killer, Power/Control Killer, Hedonistic Lust Killer, and Hedonistic Thrill Killer.Each Category needs to matched with the title, the definition and general features of this type of killer, and the 2 examples of historic serial killers that fit into these categories.Quick easy activity to print and cut, and do right away in class. Perfect to do after a
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11th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Dusting For Prints Lab
In this customize-able lab, students will make a bank of fingerprints using their own fingerprints and criminal aliases. They then dust for fingerprints and compare it to the fingerprint bank, in an effort to solve "The Case of the Missing Pencil Stash!" Students should have knowledge of minutiae. Includes materials list and teacher instructions. Materials needed but not included:• Fingerprint Ink Pads• Numbered Microscope Slides (class set of 1 per student)• Paper towels• Fingerprint dusting po
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9th - 12th
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Muscle Man Labeling- front side
This is an upper level muscle labeling activity. I usually label and color him with the students using and overhead viewer. Look out for part 2 which contains the backside and the key. I also have pre-labeled quizzes available and an exam.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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