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Free forensics internet activities
Inference Murder Mystery
This is a murder mystery slideshow that takes an activity I usually do physically and puts it in a digital format. This is usually used after a student has already learned about inferences, and is then trying to make their own inferences about who killed the man, why he was killed, and how. There are three different areas the students need to explore, including the crime scene, with close up shots on the scene, interviews with the suspects (including audio versions to listen to), and items fou
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7th - 9th
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FREE Forensic Science Fiber Virtual Lab SAMPLE DIGITAL RESOURCE
FORENSICS & DISTANCE LEARNING: This Virtual Lab is PART 1 of a 3 PART SERIES on Investigating Fibers. Elevate your students experience with a virtual lab that will have students thinking and engaged. Students will explore the collection of trace evidence and create their own paper bindle following step by step instructions. The virtual lab uses a combination of You Tube guided labs and a DIY tutorial for students to safely investigate fibers. This SAMPLE LAB is already digital and ready t
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Introduction to Ballistics Research Activity (Print & Digital)
Introduce your ballistics unit with this INTRODUCTION TO BALLISTICS- RESEARCH ACTIVITY. This FREEBIE offers 7 case studies that can be assigned to your students. I have included printable cards (for use as a station activity) as well as a student research document. Need a digital option? No problem! I have included a print and digital option for this activity, making it perfect for distance learning, flipped classrooms, online courses and traditional classrooms.⭐⭐This FREEBIE is part of my BAL
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9th - 12th
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St. Valentine's Day Massacre Case Study
This 12 question worksheets is to be used with the site: https://stvalentinemassacre.org/setting-the-stage/#full to dive into the history of the St. Valentine's Day Massacre. This is a perfect Valentine's Day activity for a Forensic Science class or just to use for a forensics ballistics unit as an extra case study. It could also be used in a history class to study the event.
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7th - 12th
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FREE Distance Learning 2 week Forensic DNA Packet
This packet is 10 days worth of Independent Distance Learning Activities and Instruction studying DNA and Forensic Science. Students use an Open Education Resource to work through modules, take notes, create case studies, and develop a portfolio. The website is free for anyone to use, I simply created a guide to alleviate confusion and keep students accountable while working through the modules. Students will take pictures of their work and email it to you as well as have on line discussions o
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8th - 12th
Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Interactive Karyotype Activity for Google Slides™
This is an interactive karyotype activity for Google Slides™. A great resource for your students to use through Google Classroom™. This free resource includes a karyotype activity which contains 46 chromosomes that can be dragged and dropped into their respective places. A brief description explaining the basic concepts of a karyotype is also provided which makes this a wonderful self guided activity for students learning from home. If you enjoy this activity then please feel to support my e
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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Forensic Science Autopsy INTERACTIVE Simulation Online Activity! FREE!!
Thanks for visiting! As a visual, kinesthetic learner myself, I continually structure my classroom bent towards these learning styles. My students are constantly working with their hands, getting up and moving around to different stations for projects or labs. In addition, I use simulations online. They are EXCELLENT ways to introduce, reinforce, or review topics and units. Besides the information, they are EXTREMELY engaging, interactive and fun!
The simulation you’re looking at can be
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9th - 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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Forensic Science Timeline
Create an attractive, educational timeline for your hallway! Used in my own classroom as a first day activity after discussing the syllabus and classroom procedures. This eye-catching activity will promote your class for you, and make your admins happy.
Students will work in pairs to research a person or topic important to forensic science. They will write a brief summary and display it with pride. Enough research topics for 57 pairs of students (114 total), plus a few students will be used to
DNA in Current Events Project
Using this project, students will find articles that not only interest them but that also relate to classroom content during a DNA and Protein Synthesis Unit. I usually prompt students to use this as an opportunity to find articles that cover something that they are passionate about or curious about. For example, I've had students find articles about biotechnology ethics when it comes to finding and sequencing DNA of crime suspects left at places such as restaurants without a search warrant. I'v
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8th - 11th
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OJ Simpson Case Study
Students work through evidence and court proceedings of the OJ Simpson case. I use this resource during our second unit when we talk about evidence collection and civil vs. criminal court cases.
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9th - 12th
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Investigate a Virtual Crime Scene
This uses the virtual museum of Canada site to explore clues and gather evidence. I use this when doing Crime Scene investigation to show the students different clues that can be gathered at a scene after we learn about types of evidence.
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9th - 12th
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Jodi Arias Forensics Blood Spatter Testimony
This worksheet is best used following the completion of the Blood Spatter Unit. I helps show students what the presentation of evidence looks like in court. Specifically Blood Evidence.
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11th - 12th
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Discovery of DNA Video Worksheet
This is a worksheet that allows students to follow along with the HHMI Biointeractive video "The DNA Double Helix Discovery." Students make a prediction, match the scientists to their contribution and calculate how long it's been since the DNA structure was discovered. It is a great way to engage students in video. #worksheet #videoworksheet #Biology #discoveryofDNA #Watsonandcrick
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7th - 12th
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Article Summary Worksheet
I use this in my Forensic Science class to have students look up and learn about real cases where a particular unit we are covering was involved in a case. For example: DNA, fingerprints, anthropology, toxicology, etc.
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11th - 12th
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"Return to Jonestown" Video Questions (No Prep/Sub Plans/Forensics)
Questions that go along with 7News Spotlight YouTube Video "Return to Jonestown", a 30 minute video discussing the tragedy of the Jonestown. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNY2yGA1fNQ&t=1581sUse this for an easy assignment to add to your Toxicology Unit in Forensics. Good for sub plans as well. ANSWER KEY INCLUDED
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10th - 12th
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Drug Dosage Gizmo
Drug Dosage GizmoA drug prescription must be carefully planned to maximize benefit while avoiding an overdose. In this Gizmo, you can give a patient one or more pills and monitor the levels of medication in the body through time. Based on the reaction of the patient, determine the ideal levels of medication. Create a dosage schedule so these levels are maintained through time. Four types of pills, each with a different release pattern and target organ, are available for use.
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8th - 12th
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A Bad Reaction - Balancing equations in the name of the law
There was an unexplained explosion in the lab of a college chemistry professor. The professor was severely injured. The legendary detective Ferrum takes her team to the crime scene on a mission to find out how this could have happened.
To play this game interactively online go to:
http://www.to-be-education.com/games/game.aspx?gameID=1193
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7th - 8th
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FREEBIE -Science Interactive World - All About Stem Cells Research Activity
Included in this FREEBIE is a literacy rich, technology infused research activity to introduce your students to stem cells and gene technology
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Flipped Lesson Questions: Fingerprinting and Blood Type
These questions are set up as assessment of content learning after watching two videos (links provided on the Word document). They show that the student has watched the video and ask questions that relate to how to match fingerprints and how blood types and a background for understanding how blood typing works. The questions are also geared towards laying the foundation for future concepts for freshman learning biomedical content. The document is best used with students electronically as if incl
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9th
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Superstition and Science
In the Nova's series Secrets of the Dead: The Witches Curse, researchers ask why have people been accused of and persecuted because others believed they were possessed by something supernatural? From the ancient world, to Salem and even in recent times this belief persists. The deeper question however, is why did and do people feel compelled to act on their beliefs, once they have decided one is indeed a witch. This is a deceptively simple thinking guide for students to to take notes on while w
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7th - 12th
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DNA Internet Research
Basic DNA internet research targeted toward differentiation in high school or introducutroy research in middle school. Questions such as:1. How many strands make up a DNA double helix?2. How do cells make accurate copies of DNA?3. What prompts a cell to duplicate their DNA?What is a purine? Draw one in the space below.4. What is a "codon"? etc.Give your students a chance to discover the basics of DNA while utilizing proper computer and internet behavior.
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5th - 10th
BOTANY MYSTERY #41: CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS MYSTERY TREE? W/ANS. KEY
Students research clues to identify this beautiful mystery tree. An answer key is provided.
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5th - 8th, Adult Education, Staff
Fingerprint Chemical Collection Lab - Simple and Fully Digital Format
This is a simple observation collection based lab where students will watch a video of the chemical processing methods including Ninhydrin, Cyanoacrylate, Iodine, and Silver Nitrate. Students will make observations and research what each method is used for. Can be used in conjunction with this link - this is a set of scenarios that I found for free online and do not have any right over. I have students complete the lab and then answer for each of the scenarios which test would be best and why. h
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9th - 12th
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