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High school forensics lectures for Microsoft PowerPoint
Forensic Science – Blood and Blood Spatter PowerPoint Presentation
Your purchase includes 57 PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format.The Blood and Blood Spatter PowerPoint Presentation covers the following topics:• History of Blood• Study of Blood• Composition of Blood• Blood Types• Unique Blood Proteins• Antigen-Antibody Response• What is Blood Spatter?• How Blood Falls and Spatters• Lines of Convergence• Different Kinds of Blood Spatter• Blood Evidence at a Crime Scene• Blood Tests (Luminol, Kastle-Meyer, ELISA)This packet corresponds with the Blood a
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9th - 12th
Intro to Forensic Science PowerPoint Presentation
This product includes an Introduction to Forensic Science PowerPoint with 57 slides, in both .pptx and .pdf formats. The Presentation also includes links to videos and video clips to help explain some of the topics in more detail.Intro to Forensic Science PowerPoint covers:• What is Forensics?• Subject areas used in Forensics• Forensic Scientists• Branches of Forensic Science• Services of the Crime Lab • Four Major Crime Labs in US• Forensics in Ohio (feel free to customize for your own state if
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Intro to Forensic Science Unit Bundle
Forensic Science: Toxicology PowerPoint Presentation
This Forensic Toxicology PowerPoint Presentation includes 75 PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format and covers the following topics:
• Intro to Toxicology
• History of Toxicology
• Murder by Poisoning
• Drugs and Crime
• Five Schedules of Controlled Substances
• Hallucinogens
• Narcotics
• Stimulants
• Anabolic steroids
• Depressants
• Alcohol
• Bacterial Toxins
• Pesticides
• Heavy Metals
• Gases
• Bioterrorism Agents
• Tests for Toxins
• Forensic toxicologists
• Autopsy
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Forensic Science - Fingerprints PowerPoint Presentation
Your purchase includes 33 PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format.The Fingerprints PowerPoint Presentation covers the following topics:• Formation of Fingerprints• Fingerprint patterns (Arch, Loop, Whorl and types of each)• Minutiae and Minutiae Patterns• Matching Fingerprints• Ridge Count• Types of Fingerprints (Plastic, Patent, Latent)• Methods of Lifting Fingerprints• Preservation of Fingerprint Evidence• Fundamental Principles of Fingerprints• Fingerprint Analysis- History and Future
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9th - 12th
Forensic Science - Fiber Evidence PowerPoint Presentation
Fiber Evidence PowerPoint Presentation includes 38 PowerPoint slides, in both editable .ppt and .pdf format.The Fiber Evidence PowerPoint Presentation covers the following topics:• Fiber as evidence at crime scenes• Collection of Fibers• Testing Fibers• Classification of Fibers• Natural (Plant, Animal, Mineral) vs. Synthetic (Regenerated, Synthetic Polymer)• Examples and Types of Fibers, including where they come from• Comparison of Fibers* This presentation also includes links to relevant video
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Forensic Science Fiber Evidence Unit Bundle
Questioned Documents, Handwriting Analysis, Forgery, &Counterfeiting PowerPoint
The Forensic Science Questioned Document (Handwriting Analysis, Forgery, and Counterfeit) PowerPoint Presentation includes two versions of PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format and covers the following topics:• Document analysis• Questioned document vs. exemplar• 12 major characteristics of handwriting• Handwriting analysis• Tools used• Forgery• Fraudulence• Fraud checks & tickets• Fraudulent literary documents• Types of forgery• Four ways to alter a document• Handwriting analysis
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Forensic Science Crime Scene PowerPoint Presentation
The Crime Scene PowerPoint includes 48 PowerPoint slides, in both an editable .ppt and .pdf format, and covers the following topics:• Locard Exchange Principle• Direct vs. Circumstantial Evidence• Physical, Biological, and Trace Evidence• Class vs. Individual Evidence• Importance of Evidence• Crime Scene Investigation Team• Seven S’s of Crime Scene Investigation• The Innocence Project • How reliable is eye witness testimony?• Pharmaceutical Fold for Evidence Collection• Evidence Log & Chain
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Unit Bundle
Forensic Science Ballistics PowerPoint Presentation
The Ballistics PowerPoint Presentation includes 42 PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format and covers the following topics:
• What is Ballistics?
• History of Firearms
• How a Firearm Works
• Modern Firearms
• Bullets- composition, shapes, calibers
• Bullet and Casing Marks- rifling patterns, breech marks, firing pin impressions, etc.
• Ballistic Databases
• Gun Shot Residue
• Trajectory
• Bullet wounds
• Ballistic Evidence and Tests
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Forensic Science – Death and Forensic Anthropology PowerPoint Presentation
The Death PowerPoint Presentation includes 75 PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format, and covers the following topics:• Definition and description of death• Autopsy• Manner of death• Cause of death• Mechanism of death• Time of death• Types of Mortis (Livor, Rigor, Algor)• Stomach and Intestinal Contents• Changes in the eye• Forensic Entomology• The Body Farm at University of Tennessee• Stages of decomposition• Factors affecting speed of decomposition• This product has been updated to al
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9th - 12th
Forensic Science - Hair as Evidence PowerPoint Presentation
Hair as Evidence PowerPoint Presentation includes 49 PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format, and covers the following topics:• Hair as class evidence• Secondary Transfer• Collecting hair evidence • Function of hair• Structure of hair• Cuticle, Cortex, Medulla• Differences in Hair• Hair from Different Part of the Body• Life Cycle of Hair• Distal Tips• Treated Hair• Racial Differences• Animal Hair vs. Human Hair• Microscopy• Testing for Substances in the Hair Shaft• Testing for the Hair F
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9th - 12th
Also included in: Forensic Science Hair as Evidence Unit Bundle
Forensic Science Other Evidence PowerPoint Presentation
Your purchase includes 45 PowerPoint slides, in both .pptx and .pdf format.
The Other Evidence PowerPoint Presentation covers the following topics:
• Tool Marks
• Tool Mark Evidence
• Tool Mark Database
• Impression Evidence
• Shoe Impressions
• Tire Impressions
• Dental Impressions
• Glass Evidence
- Also includes links to video clips relating to the various topics.
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9th - 12th
Biotechnology Lesson
Now includes Google Slides and Google Docs to support online learning!✳★✳Teach your students about the five hottest topics in biotechnology: cloning, stem cells, CRISPR, genetically modified foods, and at home genealogy DNA tests!✳★✳------------------------------------------------This PowerPoint is full of engaging pictures, student-friendly definitions and descriptions, an embedded video, custom animations, and deep-thinking questions.------------------------------------------------Questions as
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Science – DNA Fingerprinting PowerPoint Presentation
The DNA Fingerprinting PowerPoint Presentation includes 30 PowerPoint slides, in both .ppt and .pdf format.I have also included a longer 46 slide version with extra slides and many links to YouTube videos to help explain the topics. I created this version when I was out sick for surgery and it was much easier for my substitute to 'teach' the content this way. The PowerPoint Presentation covers the following topics:• DNA Profiling• Structure and Function of DNA• Types of DNA (nuclear vs. mitochon
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9th - 12th
Forensic Science - Glass Evidence Notes (PowerPoint)
34 Slides about Glass and Glass Evidence including topics on:- Types of Glass- Properties of Glass- Glass Fracture Patterns- Forensic Analysis of Glass Evidence
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10th - 12th
Stem Cell and Cell Differentiation PPT
These EDITABLE NGSS- aligned slides summarize: stem cells (pluripotent), specialized cells (unipotent), and cell differentiation (gene regulation and expression). STUDENT NOTE SHEET INCLUDED I have uploaded this in a .pptx format, so you can edit and differentiate to fit your classroom and students' needs. Enjoy! HS-LS1-1: Construct an explanation based on evidence for how the structure of DNA determines the structure of proteins which carry out the essential functions of life through systems
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9th - 12th
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HS-LS1-1
Also included in: Mitosis and Cellular Differentiation Bundle
The OJ Simpson Case: An Overview and Case Study
This presentation introduces students to the OJ Simpson case from a forensic science perspective. It includes Youtube videos and podcast clips from "Confronting OJ Simpson". This is a great cast study to use during a crime scene investigation unit, an evidence collection unit, or a specific evidence unit such as DNA or footprints. The product includes editing access to two presentations: a Peardeck and the same presentation without the Peardeck prompts (just the Google Slides).This product inclu
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9th - 12th
Forensic Blood Analysis | Blood Detection | Blood Typing | Blood Spatter Bundle
Forensic blood analysis print (or click!) and go lecture slides, guided student notes, lab, and vocabulary activity right at your fingertips!Perfect for remote learners as all documents have google slides access and digital options AS WELL as fun for the in-class student.Includes:26-slide PowerPoint over presumptive and confirmatory blood testsStudent notes guide (printed OR FITB on google classroom)Kastle-Meyer lab with teacher guide and lab prep instructions (includes a remote-learning option
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10th - 12th
Chromosomes (Diploid/Haploid/Karyotypes) PowerPoint
This PowerPoint is NOT a typical bullet point list of facts. This slideshow involves a story of a pregnant woman as she consults with her doctor. Along the way, she learns about the structure of chromosomes, how to read karyotypes, and the differences between diploid and haploid cells. The slideshow is filled with engaging images and animations to better assist with learning. I have also included a “fill-in-the-blank” style worksheet to accompany these notes for you to distribute to your student
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7th - 12th
Forensic Science Bundle Presentation
ContentIntroduction to forensic scienceIntroduction to DNA- DNA fingerprinting, polymerase chain reaction and markersTrace EvidenceForensic BiologyForensic EntomologyForensic SerologyForensic OdontologyForensic PathologyDeath Investigation determinationMolecular marker technologyIllicit drugsMeat Identification
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Intro to Forensic Science-First Day Material
A quick, concise 13-slide Intro to Forensic Science and the disciplines within the field. Add in your basic classroom intro (syllabus, policies, expectations, etc.) between the welcome slide and information. I have included the order of events for both semesters at the end. Included in this product:13-slide PowerPoint 3-page guided notes sheet2-page review worksheetDigital access for posting to Google Classroom Other items you may be interested in:Forensic Science Syllabus-EditableForensic Blood
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10th - 12th
Forensics: Observation Skills Lecture Presentation Activity & Note Guide
This is a 14-slide PowerPoint presentation and a 4-page student note guide. The note guide is available in both MS Word and PDF format. An answer key is included. There is a free prezi that has all of the same content as the PowerPoint for this activity. I like to do this activity near the start of my 12th grade Forensic Science course as a great way to introduce observation as a skill that can be practiced. I use it at the beginning of my second unit - Crime Scene Protocols. Students lear
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensics: Crime Scene Investigation Unit Bundle
Forensics: An Introduction to Forensic Science Lecture & Note Guide
This PowerPoint lecture and Note Guide document for students to fill in can be used as an introduction to the field of Forensic Science. I use this in my 12th grade Forensics course but it could be used in any science class as part of a Forensics unit or a discussion of Forensics as a career.This is a 3-page student note guide in both MS word and PDF format to accompany the 12-slide PowerPoint presentation and free prezi that is available through the link below. The powerpoint and the prezi con
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Introduction to Forensics Unit Bundle
DNA Lesson & Activity: Make DNA FUN with Forensic Science!
Forensic Science Lesson & Activity : Introduction to DNA, Nucleotides, & Genes
This is such a FUN way to teach DNA! Kids are immediately interested and give full attention.
This lesson includes:
Intro to forensic science: careers, crime scene, evidence, etc
What is DNA
What makes up DNA
What are nucleotides
What are genes
What is genotyping
What is phenotyping
Forensic phenotyping
Activity: kids presented with video of crime scene, list relevant evidence!
*THIS LESSON DOES NOT CONT
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6th - 12th
Forensic Geology (Soil Examination PPT Notes)
This PowerPoint contains notes about Soil Examination and the following topics:
- Soil as Evidence
- Composition of Soil
- Sand
- pH and Chemistry of Soil
- Collection and Examination of Soil Evidence
Grades:
9th - 12th
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