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Criminal justice - law games $5-10
Art Detectives: Mystery of the Stolen Mona Lisa
Follow the clues of the stolen Mona Lisa and see if you can determine who the real culprit was. Students will examine the top suspects in the greatest art theft in history and write about who they think took the painting.This lesson has been carefully researched for historical accuracy. The facts, suspects, and evidence are true and have been simplified so students can learn about a real crime as well as art history. Photos of the real suspects, criminal, and crime scene will bring this historic
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5th - 12th
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
Introduction to Physical Evidence Digital Mystery Mr Peabody's Date FORENSICS
FORENSIC SCIENCE DIGITAL ACTIVITY What better way to kick off your Forensics Course or unit on physical evidence than with a murder mystery? Introduce your students to forensics and physical evidence found at a scene as they use deductive reasoning to solve this crime. This NO PREP digital activity has students solve an engaging mystery while uncovering the forensic science content. The Curious Case of Mr. Peabody's Date with Death is from the Digital Mystery File Series sold exclusively by W
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Forensic Science The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Serial Podcast: S1:E1 Alibi 360° ELA Digital Escape Room Criminal Justice Escape
⭐ This Serial Podcast, S1: E1 The Alibi 360° digital escape room is a perfect accompaniment to this non-fiction/rhetoric podcast. This escape is as engaging as the true-crime content itself and even your most reluctant ELA students will be captivated by this interactive escape room. ⭐ This fully immersive 360° escape room will have students listen to the podcast and read the transcript to solve clues based on the first episode. ⭐ High school English Language Arts students are invited to compete
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: ELA Middle School/High School 360° ELA Digital Escape Room Bundle 2
"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
Civil Law and Criminal Law Escape Room (Differences & Rules)
This Fully Editable Civil & Criminal Law Escape Room is suitable for high school students and tests critical thinking, knowledge and cooperative skills.This escape room has taken between 15 -20 hours to create from scratch! The Escape Room follows a CSI Crime Scene Investigation Police theme where students will have to solve a series of puzzles. Some of the exact puzzles used in this escape room can be seen in the preview for an understanding of some of the specific content covered.As well
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7th - 11th
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Also included in: The Law and Legal Systems in England Citizenship Bundle
Escape Room - Criminal Justice - Law
An escape room game that reviews the elements criminal law and investigation. Students will solve puzzles in order to gather evidence that will help them build a case against a murder suspect. If they gather the correct evidence and build a solid case, the judge will sign off on an arrest warrant. But they need to choose their evidence wisely.
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9th - 12th
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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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5th Amendment ESCAPE ROOM Activity - Reading Comprehension - Constitution
The 5th Amendment Escape Room will take students on a secret mission around the classroom, reading comprehension passages, and answering questions! This escape room has students decode interesting facts about the Fifth Amendment, US Constitution, due process, Bill of Rights, self-incrimination, eminent domain, indictments, double jeopardy.The 5th Amendment Escape Room is a great reading comprehension activity with a twist of fun that has students deciphering codes. The codes include ciphers, mor
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5th - 8th
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Jeopardy Game Bundle Law 1) Criminal 2) Juvenile 3) Serial & Mass Killers
Jeopardy Game Bundle Law 1) Criminal 2) Juvenile 3) Serial & Mass KillersThese materials are very flexible and entertaining. They are this way in recognition of the fact that you may be thrown into circumstances beyond your control once again. These materials can be used in your best times, your in-person days, online times, and your remote teaching times.The game can be played in a variety of ways. The student can play it himself after downloading it from where you've posted it on the inte
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Jeopardy Game Bundle 1 Accused Defenses 2 Criminal Procedure 3 Evidence Rules
Jeopardy Game Bundle 1 Accused Defenses 2 Criminal Procedure 3 Evidence RulesThese materials are very flexible and entertaining. They are this way in recognition of the fact that you may be thrown into circumstances beyond your control once again. These materials can be used in your best times, your in-person days, online times, and your remote teaching times.The game can be played in a variety of ways. The student can play it himself after downloading it from where you've posted it on the inte
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Mental Health Word Search
Mental Health Based Word Search
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12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Make Your Own Crime Scene Activity
Make your own crime scene with these printable sheets. The sheets included will have you fill out victim statements, witness statements, suspects, details of the crime scene, and sketches if you are the one creating the crime scene. If you are the "detective" you will review the crime scene and follow the Detective's 5 steps while you fill your own sheets to narrow down the prime suspect, figure out the motive, and find out how the suspect perpetrated the crime. The "detective" will process the
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3rd - 12th
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The Great Gatsby Mock Trial
This fun, engaging, and challenging mock trial is the BEST way for your students to show their understanding of The Great Gatsby.After they finish the book, it's time to figure out who is really responsible for Gatsby's death. We all know that George Wilson pulled the trigger, but who pointed him in Gatsby's direction? Was Daisy ever really in love with Gatsby, or was it all for show? Or was Gatsby just making it up in his head? Now is the time to decide.For this trial, "Daisy," played by a stud
Grades:
8th - 11th
Segregation Scenarios and the Greenbook Simulation Game
This file includes two lessons. The first is a set of scenarios designed to help students understand the complexities of segregation laws in America. The second lesson is a game based assignment designed to give students an understanding of the Greenbook. Lesson One: Students review a segregation law list to identify the many areas of segregation that often are not discussed (such as barber shop laws, nurse laws, and laws for the blind). Students then engage in a discussion of scenarios designed
Grades:
9th - 12th
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Constitution Overview : Scavenger Hunt + Reading Graphic Organizer Con Law
Super high engagement - full 60 minute plus activity.I use it in a Constitutional law class, US history class and a government class as a beginnings to the Constitution.Transform your classroom into an exciting realm of exploration with this immersive 60-minute activity - "The Quest for Knowledge."Engage your students in a dynamic blend of scavenger hunt, coding, reading, and concept mapping, all designed to promote criticalthinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.What's Included:Detailed
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7th - 12th
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Law-Related Education Final Exam, Review Packet, and Review Game
Allow your students to demonstrate their knowledge about law through a final exam, along with supplementary review materials! The final exam includes topics on criminal law, tort law, consumer law, family law, housing law, and individual rights and liberties. There is also a reading passage on the exam with a case analysis over a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case! The supplementary review materials include a review activity packet along with a Jeopardy-style review game. There is also an answer k
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Law-Related Education: Full Semester Bundle and Google Compatible
Mock Trial Civil Case Kit
Everything you need to stage a simplified classroom mock trial TODAY in one folder. This kit will help you make a plan to put students into groups, assign roles, either use time in class to further investigate or use the script to assign roles and get started right away moving through the Court Day.Included:-Website links -Jury Assignment-Vocabulary terms assignment (and video lecture example)-"How I Use" explainer-Video link example of the "Snapchat" version we madeI use this resource to:Teach
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5th - 12th
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Criminal Justice Games Bundle : 1) Jeopardy 2) What's My Line 3) Tic Tac Toe
These are three games for the criminal justice student. They are: Jeopardy, What's My Line and Tic Tac Toe. On Jeopardy and Tic Tac Toe I used actual game templates and adapted them for criminal justice. On What's My Line, I had to go back to the original tapings of the game show in 1955 and draft my own version specially for the criminal justice student. The author is a retired lawyer, textbook author and instructor.This is a tremendous savings over buying them individually.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Jeopardy Games Law Bundle : 1) Murder 2) Manslaughter 3) Miranda Warnings
Jeopardy Games Law Bundle : 1) Murder 2) Manslaughter 3) Miranda WarningsThese materials are very flexible and entertaining. They are this way in recognition of the fact that you may be thrown into circumstances beyond your control once again. These materials can be used in your best times, your in-person days, online times, and your remote teaching times.The game can be played in a variety of ways. The student can play it himself after downloading it from where you've posted it on the internet.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Philosophical Fallacies and Biases Activity
This activity is for students learning about philosophy, debating, politics and just for fun! Interactive activity that gets students out of their desks and talking to each other while they practice self reflection and debating with their peers. Promotes critical thinking, communication, and personal social competencies!Students partner up, walk around the classroom reading and interacting with different fallacy and bias cards created with specific and easy to understand definitions and examples
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Not Grade Specific
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Common Court Room Vocabulary with Flash Cards and Power Point Game
In this lesson, I chose common court room vocabulary. The preview file is the flashcards the students will cut out and write their vocabulary on. I have the students draw a picture on the front that represents the vocab word. The power point attached is a Jeopardy style game in which they have categories and points to choose from. The way I play it is each team holds up their vocabulary card after I read the definition and give about 30 seconds to go through their cards. This way the WHOLE
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Grades:
10th - 12th
Law + Equality Christmas Fun
Law + Equality Middle School Christmas Activity Bundle for students. Celebrate the end of year in style with some fun lessons and challenges.If you are looking for a Christmas bundle of resources for individuals and team-building based activities and challenges to keep your students engaged during the last few days (or week) leading up to Christmas, then this FUN BUNDLE OF RESOURCES is for you!Contents of this Law + Equality Christmas Bundle:1 x Law + Equality Christmas Quiz 1 x Law + Equali
Grades:
6th - 10th
Athlete "A" Movie Notes, Current Event Template,& Game for Sports Medicine/Law
Discussing Negligence in healthcare in your Sports Medicine or Law Class? Athlete "A" is a great compliment film Athlete "A" is a Netflix film that discusses the reporters from The Indianapolis Star who exposed Dr. Larry Nassar's sexual abuse of young gymnasts.Includes:Character Map Worksheet: Gives students a way to organize the many people in the film and what role they play.Movie Notes: Editable google slides that can easily become a printed handout template contains 15 questions. Questions a
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9th - 12th
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