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Forensics Fun - Murder Mystery for Middle School: Getty Palace Hotel
There has been a murder the old historic hotel in downtown. The concierge has been found dead in the basement elevator. Your detective team has been assigned to the case. Can you solve the murder?Click here to save 20% on our TRIO Murder Mystery BundleUsing their skills critical thinking skills, deductive reasoning, and team work, the Junior Crime Detectives work in partnerships or teams to solve the murder mystery.Everything you need for your Junior Detectives is included in this kit including
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6th - 9th
Crash! Using Percent Composition to Solve a Criminal Investigation
Your students will love this activity! Stoichiometry, chemical formulas, empirical formulas, and percent composition will soon be your students favorite topics after they complete this lesson.
The purpose of this lab is to help students understand how percent composition data can be used to solve criminal investigations. This particular case involves a murder on a plane shortly before the plane ends up crashing. Students must correctly identify the murderer, the murder victim, and the crim
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7th - 12th
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Forensic Science: Case Study Investigation
The Case Study Investigation report provides students with an opportunity to conduct an in-depth analysis of a case. Forensics plays a role in all of the cases to some degree - in some of the cases forensic analysis was key to arriving at a thorough understanding of the elements of the crime, whereas in some of the other cases the lack of forensic testing, either because it was not done or because it was not available, proved equally significant. The list of cases represents a broad mix in term
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8th - 12th
Fractured Fairytale Crime Scenes
In this assignment students will create a presentation of a mock crime scene based on a fairytale. Each crime will include characters from common fairytales. Students will include evidence to create a crime scene scenario. The assignment is organized into two main projects. The first part of the assignment involves creating a presentation of the crime. The second part of the assignment is a narrative story that explains the actual crime scene.
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5th - 9th
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Middle School Forensics: Write Your Own Murder Mystery - Deluxe Kit
Ready, Set, Get Creative... With our Write Your Own Murder Mystery Deluxe Kit - You and Your Students can challenge yourself to write your own mystery. Challenge your students to write their own mystery!!This DELUXE WRITE YOUR OWN Murder Mystery kit includes:Template for victim and suspect profile creation (editable MS Word Doc)Template for police and medical examiner reports (editable MS Word Doc)Student Response Sheets – 3 versions (editable MS Word Doc)Blank (will in for students) police repo
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7th - 10th
Forensic Science Crime Scene project
This is a forensic science project that will take about 6 days to complete, depending on how much in-class work days your provide. Students will make a physical model of a crime scene, along with a typed scenario and a detailed description of the evidence. Groups will be trading their model and scenario with another group, who will in turn reconstruct the crime and determine the actual happenings of the crime (including the suspect and his/her MMO). This will then be compared to the "real st
Murder Mysteries for Middle School - Robbery Turned Murder - Murder Mystery #3
Mr. Gonzales was found dead in the living room of his townhouse J-273 in the gated community of Ritzy Towers and your Junior Crime Detectives are on the case.Click here to save 20% on our TRIO Murder Mystery BundleUsing their skills critical thinking skills, deductive reasoning, and team work, the Junior Crime Detectives work in partnerships or teams to solve the murder mystery.Everything you need for your Junior Detectives is included in this kit including 6 DIFFERENT case files with 3 DIFFEREN
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6th - 9th
Psychology - The Psychology of Serial Killers matching activity
This is an activity in which students will match serial killers with a brief psychological description. This activity will work as either a review of psychological traits, or as an introduction to psychological analysis. Please be aware that the subject matter in this activity is disturbing, and is not for younger students. Please read, and if necessary edit the article, before distributing it to your kids. The information is from thisisinsider.com. A great
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Crime and Forensics: Serial Killer Bundle
Serial Killer Cereal Box Project - Fun Activity for Criminal Justice / Forensics
This is a fun project for a forensics or criminal justice class. Students tend to love this project! Step-by-step directions for creating a cereal box about a serial killer (PowerPoint, Doc and PDF versions), list of serial killers for reference and a grading rubric. It could also be done as a homework assignment. What You Get:A Zip folder with 7 files:Serial Killer Cereal Box Project slideshow (9 editable PowerPoint slides)Serial Killer Cereal Box Project handout (4 editable Doc pages)Serial Ki
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9th - 12th
Frances Glessner Lee Diorama Crime Scenes Nutshell Dollhouses Criminal Law
Frances Glessner Lee miniature crime scenes. Each is followed by a series of Questions and Answers to sharpen your observation skills. The questions appear alone, plus with the answers, for ease of use. There is also a test at the end plus a suggested class project. Actual slides shown in Preview. Author is retired lawyer, instructor and textbook author.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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The Innocence Project Evidence Assignment
By looking at the over 400 overturned wrongful convictions that the Innocence Project has worked on, students can analyze how a misuse of evidence can be detrimental to the criminal justice system. This assignment helps students learn to differentiate between "good" evidence and "bad" evidence while creating a scientific mindset!
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Spongebob Genetics Mystery
Students use their knowledge of genetics, specifically punnett squares & pedigree charts to decide if Spongebob is really related to his family.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
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7th - 9th
Applications of Chemistry Research Project
This project is designed for the honors level high school chemistry student. It is not meant to teach chemical concepts but to allow an opportunity for students to research the application of what they have learned. It could also be used as a project after AP testing is completed. It could be modified to be used in a college level chemistry course as well.This download includes a student handout explaining the project instructions, a grading checklist (rubric) and additional teacher notes wit
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Behavior Analysis Project - Forensics
Students will:Conduct a detailed analysis of the behavioral aspects of a chosen criminal case within the categories of arson, rape, murder, bombings, or pedophilia. Explore the motives, patterns, and behaviors exhibited by the criminal to understand the psychology behind the crime.The project consists of 5 approaches to do this project. You can have students do an overview on all 5 approaches with a different crime for each, or you can have student go in depth and do all 5 approaches on one crim
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11th - 12th
Arson Project
This project combines research on arson, hands-on construction of a model house, and a fire investigation activity where students analyze the fire's origin to understand arson investigation techniques. The Google Doc is linked throughout to different sections of the document, there is a rubric within the Doc, and there are places within the Doc for students to type responses to questions posed in the Tasks.
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11th - 12th
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Integumentary System Disorder Poster Project
This is an excellent project for your high school students to explore an integumentary system disorder of their choice! Students choose a disorder and research the causes, symptoms, current treatments, and the impact that it has on an individual's quality of life. I like to require my students to create a scientific poster and present to peers in a poster session similar to research posters presented at a conference. My students love learning more about skin disorders and being able to share wha
Traffic Stop Video Project for Law Enforcement (7-Step Violator Contact Method)
This video project has students perform the 7-step violator contact method of traffic stops and submit their video on Google Classroom to be evaluated. The Microsft Document has a rubric of exactly what the students will be evaluated on, an example of what to say for each step and an organizational table for student roles. I use this activity in groups of 3-4, with one student being the officer, one the driver, one student filming (phone or iPad) and then the last one being a passenger. Students
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10th - 12th
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Forensics: Final Project Simulation Competition
This is a fun project to wrap up the year with forensics students and keep them engaged during those that few weeks of school. This project is always a huge hit with my seniors. Students will be places into teams where they will create their own mock crime scene. They must include each unit from the year as part of their investigation. After about two weeks of planning and preparation in class, teams will investigate each crime scene and try to solve the crime. Make sure to adjust the instructio
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11th - 12th
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CSI Lab Crime Scene Report
This is a great addition to any CSI-type labs where you are having the students investigate a "crime scene" and want them to work on the skills of observation. This document includes a checklist with spaces for notes for all areas of a crime scene, as well as pages for taking notes on suspect interviews, witness statements, and a page to sketch the crime scene.
Set them up in groups and give each one a print out of this file and have them keep it in an "investigation folder" to keep all their
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7th - 12th
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Genetics Unit Review- Crime Solving Clue Activity
This unit review activity has students using genetic techniques and knowledge to solve a crime. Topics included are karyotyping, protein synthesis, genotypes/phenotypes, pedigrees, DNA fingerprinting and vocabulary. Perfect for a review block!-Answer Key Included-Not meant for digital learning though you could perhaps adapt it
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7th - 12th
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Forensic Career Opportunities in Forensic Science Research Project (End of Year)
Do your students absolutely love forensic science and want to learn more about what fields they should study in the future? Do you want to expose them to different possible fields and careers in this ever-growing field? This project is for you!This is a research project which includes the following: lesson plan, research project instructions, scoring rubric, and student note sheet for the student presentations. This project is an excellent addition to an "Introduction to Forensic Science" unit,
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Introduction to Forensic Science Course Unit Bundle
Examining Propaganda: Presidential Political Advertisements Activity
In this activity your students will learn about propaganda techniques/devices that are commonly used in political advertisements. Students will watch a collection of famous presidential tv ads and analyze the propaganda devices used!
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10th - 12th
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The Innocence Project Newspaper Article Project
Founded in 1992 by visionary attorneys Peter Neufeld and Barry Scheck, the Innocence Project has been at the forefront of criminal justice reform, using DNA and other scientific advancements to prove wrongful conviction.In this project, students choose a person that was exonerated by the Innocence Project. They will research the story of this person including the crime, why the person was found guilty, and their exoneration. After their research, students will create 3 newspaper articles written
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7th - 12th
Blood Spatter Activity
In this activity, students will analyze blood spatter and see how the following affect spatter created at a crime scene:1. Height and Velocity of Blood Drop2. Effect of Surface Type3. Motion of Victim4. Angle of Impact
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7th - 12th
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