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12th grade forensics games
Forensic Science Murder Mystery Activity Vol. 1
In this activity students are given a murder mystery scenario and they ask questions to solve the murder mystery. One student, the “know-it-all” has the crime information and solution. The “know-it-all” can only answer their questions with the following answers: Yes. No. I don’t know. Please rephrase your question. That’s irrelevant. This encourages imagination and reasoning skills. There are 25 pages (one page per scenario) - just print it, cut it in half, and play. The presentation pdf is
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8th - 12th
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Digital Escape Room Forensics 7S's Crime Scene Investigation Distance Learning
DIGITAL RESOURCE What better way to kick off your unit on crime scene investigating than with a murder mystery? This digital escape room teaches students the basic procedures of investigating a crime using the SEVEN S's mnemonic device. This NO PREP digital activity has students solve The Case of The Murdered Millionaire while uncovering the forensic science content. The digital escape room will automatically record student progress for you>>> NO GRADING! A step-by-step teacher gui
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Science The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Game: Murder at the Manor (mystery party activity)
If you like Game of Thrones, you'll enjoy Murder at The Manor
The Earl Henry is dead and without an heir on the eve of the annual tournament and feast. Who could have done such a dastardly deed at the castle? His 4th wife? The traveling minstrel? One of his sisters or a host of other relatives, servants and knights from the realm? Play a suspect and a detective as you investigate the crime set in Medieval Europe.
Mystery party games are an engaging alternative to hum drum usual fare and
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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FORENSICS ACTIVITY: FINGERPRINT SCAVENGER HUNT
Provide engaging instruction and reinforce Forensic Science skills with this FINGERPRINTING SCAVENGER HUNT. Keep the activity in your classroom or make it a school wide search! Either way, this scavenger hunt is sure to engage and motivate ALL of your students. This Forensics activity is ready to use- just print, fold and hang! I like to post the clues around my classroom and in the hallway, but have also made this a school-wide activity for more of a challenge. Laminate and use them for years t
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8th - 12th
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Digital Escape Room Introduction to Forensic Science DIGITAL RESOURCE
DISTANCE LEARNING What better way to kick off (or review) your unit on the Introduction to Forensics than with a murder mystery? This digital escape room teaches students the basics of forensic science including definitions and history. Use the escape room as conversation starters before delving deep into the topic. Alternately, this escape room would be a fun way to review before an upcoming test! This NO PREP digital activity has students solve The Case of Camp Crystal Cove while uncoverin
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Introduction to Forensics Activity Collection
"Crack the Code" Forensics Escape Room - Fingerprint Edition
"Crack the Code" is an escape room style activity for use in your forensics classroom or as part of any unit on fingerprinting. It contains 9 puzzles (plus a handful of bonus puzzles), covering the basic concepts of fingerprinting. Students must find hidden keys, use decoder wheels, and discover hidden messages to "Crack the Codes" and catch the crook! Solving the puzzles requires a knowledge of the basic types of fingerprints, ridge pattern characteristics ("minutiae" like bifurcations, enclos
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7th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: "Crack the Code" Forensics Escape Rooms - 3 Set Bundle
Thanksgiving Science Chemistry Game: Chemystery CLUES
Use this Thanksgiving chemistry game for a fun lesson right before the holiday. An unknown casualty has fallen victim to a common Thanksgiving ailment. Can you determine their identity, the malady that afflicts them and the location of the dinner feast? Similar to traditional mystery games solved using clues, “Thanksgiving Chemystery Clues” contains quirky chemistry, biology and fun facts about Turkey, Black Friday and the History of the first Thanksgiving all rolled into a fun game for the cla
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9th - 12th
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Game: The Will Murder Mystery activity/script & lesson plans
THE WILL MURDER MYSTERY ACTIVITY When rich old Mrs. Wetherington dies the family and staff are shocked, not at her death (after all she was old and many people wanted her dead) but at her will. The bulk of the estate would go to the person who fingered her murderer. Skeletons in closets, blackmail and underhanded dealings all abound at the family estate as everyone points fingers and declares their innocence. Mystery activities are an engaging alternative to hum drum get togethers, typical drama
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Game: Who Shot Prospector Pete (Murder Mystery activity)
Prospector Pete is found shot in the back at his mining claim with a peck of people possibly involved including his wife Betsy, the Raindance Kid, Hoss Steel, Lily Lang Tree (or is it Land Tree?) and many more. Jump right in as a suspect and a detective and figure out who did it.
Mystery party games are an engaging alternative to hum drum usual fare and make wonderful drama activities. Add spice to that theater class, family reunion, retreat or birthday/anniversary party. Acting experience and
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Game: The Lifeless Lifeguard (Murder Mystery/ drama script)
Sandy Beechnut has been found dead in the first aid station at Chix Beach, a harpoon through the heart. Several people have motive and opportunity to kill her. But can you figure out who did it? With suspects like Bill and Hillary Clanton, Sunny Daze and Stormy O'Shinn you and 7-11 other people will have a hilarious time solving the crime even if you don't know forensic science. Has mature themes.Package includes directions, clues and character dossiers.More mysteriesTo Kill a King freebieFa
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8th - 12th, Adult Education
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"Crack the Code " Forensics Escape Room - Digital / Remote Edition
"Crack the Code" is an escape room style activity for use in your forensics classroom . It contains 12 puzzles, covering the basic concepts of fingerprinting, blood evidence, blood typing, DNA fingerprinting, and hair morphology. Students must find hidden keys and discover secret messages to "Crack the Codes" and catch the crook! The puzzles contain short readings that help students to learn a brief history of forensics as well. Descriptions and solutions are provided for each puzzle. You can u
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Forensic Science Murder Mystery Activity Vol. 2
In this activity students are given a murder mystery scenario and they ask questions to solve the murder mystery. One student, the “know-it-all” has the crime information and solution. The “know-it-all” can only answer their questions with the following answers: Yes. No. I don’t know. Please rephrase your question. That’s irrelevant. This encourages imagination and reasoning skills. There are 25 pages (one page per scenario) - just print it, cut it in half, and play. The presentation pdf is 25 p
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8th - 12th
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"Crack the Code" Forensics Escape Rooms - 3 Set Bundle
"Crack the Code" is an escape room style activity for use in your forensics classroom or as part of any introductory forensics unit. It contains 27 puzzles in total (plus a handful of bonus puzzles), covering the basic concepts of physical evidence like Locard's exchange principle, individual and class characteristics, hairs and fibers, tool mark comparison, ridge pattern characteristics ("minutiae" like bifurcations, enclosures, and ridge endings), methods of developing latent prints, matching
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Digital Escape Room Forensic Ballistics and Trajectory DIGITAL RESOURCE
DISTANCE LEARNING What better way to assess (or review) your unit on External Ballistics than with a murder mystery? This digital escape room challenges students to apply their math skills to solve The Case of the Lakehouse Homicides. Use the escape room as an assessment or as practice for trajectory problems. Alternately, this escape room would be a fun way to review before an upcoming test! This NO PREP digital activity has students solve The Case of The Lakehouse Homicides while reviewing
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Science The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Biology Game - LINKAGE: A DNA Card Game
This is a **Printable File** of the actual published version of Linkage: A DNA Card Game, which is a genetics based card game about copying DNA into RNA.
In Linkage, each player links RNA cards side-by-side to build their own RNA strand, attempting to copy the shared DNA Template (in biology, this process of copying is called DNA Transcription). Players decide whether to Build on their own RNA strand, Repair their RNA strand, or Mutate an opposing strand (or the template itself.) Players earn
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
FREE Anatomical Directions Activity - Find My Wound - Anatomy and Physiology
This game is a great introduction to a Human Anatomy and Physiology or Health course. Students learn directional terms such as cranial, caudal, superior, inferior, posterior, anterior, distal, and proximal during this fun partner game.Students work in partners with each one marking a "wound" on their patient without disclosing the location to the other person. Student must guess the location of the partner's wound by using anatomical directions.This is a great way for students to practice term
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10th - 12th
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*BUNDLE* Crime & Punishment Unit for Forensics activities, labs, and more
My entire Crime & Punishment unit based on criminal justice is perfect for setting up any Forensic Science class. It is important for students to understand the law and what it entails, and that is exactly what this unit does. Includes:- Intro activities (escape room, and class discussion paper)- Reference list of most common crimes defined- Notes with slide show- Booklet of crimes- Scenarios lab - Exit ticket- 2 reviews (crossword & Bingo)- Assessment - Unit plan with activity order, da
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6th - 12th
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DNA Mystery Challenge (Protein Synthesis Digital Escape Room)
This resource contains a customizable Google Forms escape room activity that reviews the steps of protein synthesis (transcription and translation). This is a great resource for a quick, end of unit review and fun escape room activity for students after learning about protein synthesis through transcription and translation. This activity provides an air of "mystery" and real world application for Forensic science related to DNA, and can be customized to incorporate the shared experiences of your
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7th - 12th
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HS-LS1-1
Forensics Crime Scene Basics Review Game!
A super fun whole-class review game that allows teams to compete against each other with some wacky twists and turns! A perfect way to review for the Crime Scene Basics Test!The game covers these topics:Direct vs Circumstantial Evidence Class vs Individual EvidenceHow to Sketch a Crime SceneHow to Collect EvidenceHow to Photograph a Crime SceneChain of Custody Also Included:Student Answer Sheet: students will write down the answers to the review questions as the game goes along. This will keep t
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9th - 12th
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HS-LS1-2
Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Basics Unit BUNDLE
Forensic Science Icebreakers First Day or Week of School Activities
These EASY and FUN back-to-school icebreakers for Forensic Science class are the perfect activity for the first week of school! NO PREP!!! Just print! Two activities are included: Back to School Bingo and Getting to Know You Hexagonal Thinking Activity. Back to School Forensic Science Bingo: You and your students will love this fantastic combo! The Back to School Bingo game is not your average bingo game. Students will search the room for classmates that can sign off on accomplishments, such as
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8th - 12th
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Forensics: Ballistics and Impressions Matching Review Game
This is an interactive activity for your students and is a wonderful review tool! They will match concepts and definitions to terms and their corresponding answers, but they'll have to do it before their peers! *Answer sheet is given in the set-up of the printout (each answer is next to its question/definition to support the teacher)* Includes teacher instructions, and directions for students.
This file also includes differentiation techniques for every level of student.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Crack the Code: Blood Spatter Forensics Escape Room
Crack the Code" is an escape room style activity for use as part of any forensics unit on blood evidence, serology, and DNA fingerprinting. It contains 9 puzzles (plus a handful of bonus puzzles), covering the basic concepts of blood spatter, blood typing, crime scene reconstruction and DNA fingerprinting. Students must find hidden numbers, use decoders, and discover hidden messages to "Crack the Codes" and catch the crook! The puzzles contain short readings that help students to learn a brief h
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9th - 12th
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Christmas Chemistry Science Game: Chemystery Clues
Use this Christmas Chemistry game for a fun lesson right before the holiday. An unknown villain is planning to sabotage Christmas with a chemical or biological weapon (or some other form of treachery). Can you determine their identity, the weapon they plan to use and the location of their diabolical attact? Similar to traditional clue based board games, this Christmas Chemistry game: “Christmas Chemystery Clues” contains quirky chemistry, biology and fun facts about Christmas decorations, commo
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9th - 12th
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20 Square Crime Scene Basics Vocabulary Puzzle
This vocabulary puzzle is a great review on basic Crime Scene Investigation vocabulary, including types of evidence, terms for CSI specialists, and other important terminology relating to crime scene basics. I cut each page apart into 20 squares, mix them up, and place them in a snack size baggie for each group of students to solve. They enjoy the challenge and its a great cooperative learning activity.
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9th - 12th
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