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Forensics lessons under $5
Fingerprint Science Experiment | Forensics
Students will become detectives and investigate their fingerprints!! This STEM fingerprint science experiment covers the three types of fingerprints and teaches super fun facts about fingerprints in humans and animals. This is an easy science experiment that works great with any age students!Digital Science Experiment - Google Version IncludedWHAT'S INCLUDED?Pg. 1- All About Fingerprints (fill in the blank option)Pg. 2- Types of FingerprintsPg. 3- Ink Pad Fingerprints and ObservationsPg. 4- Comp
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K - 5th
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Also included in: 7 Easy Science Experiments To Teach The Scientific Method Bundle
Christmas Science Inquiry Activity for Middle School
An exciting Christmas themed mini-inquiry science lab! Teach and reinforce observation and inference skills in this fun easy to prep activity. Your students will love solving the mystery of the candy cane crime! Perfect for forensic units, inquiry units, and the holiday season.ACTIVITY DESCRIPTIONThis is an exciting mini-inquiry lab that uses candy canes! In this inquiry lab activity students read a short newspaper article about a candy cane criminal who is sneaking into Santa's Toy Shop
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4th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-ETS1-3
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Steps of Crime Scene Investigation- Lesson & Activity [Print & Digital]
Teach the 7 Steps of Crime Scene Investigation to your Forensics students with this ultra-engaging lesson & jigsaw activity! This lesson & activity bundle places the responsibility of learning on the students, making you available for more of a facilitator role. Need a digital option? No problem! Each resource in this bundle includes both a PRINTABLE & DIGITAL version, making it perfect for flipped classrooms, distance learning, online courses and traditional classrooms. *Note: the
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8th - 12th
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Forensics Blood Spatter Analysis Activity | NO PREP!
This blood spatter activity is designed to help your students practice their forensics spatter analysis skills! It can be 100% digital, and easily used for distance learning. Students will…Distinguish between blood dripping from close to the ground, vs high above the groundKnow if a trail of blood came from someone who was running, or walkingDetermine which direction a drop of blood was moving when it hit a surfaceRecognize that long drops hit a surface at a low angle, while drops that are more
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9th - 12th
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Muscular System Activities - Muscle Fatigue Lab Activity
This quick NO-PREP lab activity is the perfect addition to your muscular system unit! Students learn about the molecules involved in muscle fatigue, then demonstrate the process by purposely fatiguing various muscle groups. This is a favorite lab in any high school Biology or Anatomy classroom!Teacher instructions and student pages are provided.PLEASE NOTE: This resource is part of my Muscular System Unit and my Human Body Systems MEGA-Bundle (PowerPoints, Notes, Labs, Diagrams).Many students
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10th - 12th
NGSS:
HS-LS1-7
, HS-LS1-2
Forensic Science: Teach how to Sketch a Crime Scene
Students will be learning how, and then creating two crime scene sketches. One is provided in the resource as a simple aerial view of a crime scene (see it in the Preview!). The other scene students will create themselves! NO PREP! Download and use right away!This resource is designed to be flexible, able to be used in class, or as a remote learning assignment.Resource includes:Teachers Google Slide set - introduces the activity and provides examples and instructions for how to complete the acti
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Basics Unit BUNDLE
Anatomy and Physiology Lab - Introduction to Dissection with Pickle Autopsy
This fun and engaging lab activity is the perfect addition to your Intro to Anatomy unit! Using specimens like pickles or bananas, students learn about dissection techniques, body planes, and anatomical terminology. This is a favorite lab in any high school Biology or Anatomy classroom!Teacher instructions and student pages are provided.PLEASE NOTE: This resource is part of my Intro to Anatomy & Physiology Unit and my Full Anatomy & Physiology Curriculum.Students will practice using:bo
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10th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-2
Forensics Chit-Chat: First Day of School Station Activity
Engage your forensics students on the first day of school! This station lab is meant to serve as an ice- breaker activity that will get your students up, moving around the room. They will be engaged in meaningful scientific conversations as they rotate through these 7 lab station tasks. Need a digital option? No problem! This resource includes both a print and digital version, making it perfect for flipped classrooms, distance learning, online courses and traditional classrooms. What's include
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8th - 12th
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Cryptography Murder Mystery
This challenge is based off of the game Clue where players need to identify a murder suspect, location, and weapon. There are 6 options given for each category and every clue that a group deciphers will narrow that list down. As written, groups will need to solve all 8 clues before they are able to solve the mystery.Each of the clues is encoded using a different cipher technique. Each of these techniques is outlined in the resource posters shared below. None of these ciphers are too intense and
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6th - 12th
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DNA Fingerprinting Simulated Crime Scene Activity Distance Learning
This DNA Fingerprinting Simulated Crime Scene Activity is a great way to begin your unit on the structure, function and processes of DNA in order to elicit student interest in learning about the DNA molecule! I introduce this crime scene situation on the first day of studying DNA then do a series of lessons on DNA structure and replication, all while the crime scene is set up in the classroom to keep my students engaged. The last day of the week, we do this fingerprinting activity to determine t
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7th - 10th
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NGSS:
HS-LS1-1
Forensics Blood Type Lesson + Lab + Review Questions
Everything your students need to learn Forensic blood typing! Hands on Lab with NO PREP digital option included!Students will...Understand the ‘why’ behind blood types (proteins on red blood cells)Know that blood type is class evidence Learn how to test for blood typeRead blood type test results Learn how blood type evidence is used in Forensic Science SOLVE the murder case of Jake Lowe! Blood drops and a bloody knife were found at the scene. There are three suspects. Your students will test th
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
, HS-PS1-2
Nervous System - Nerves - Neuron Modeling Activity
Too many lectures and notes in your anatomy class? This activity is a great no-prep solution that allows students to make models of neuron structure including dendrites, axons, myelin sheath, and Nodes of Ranvier. Teacher directions, student worksheets, and doodle notes for background are all included.Models are highly encouraged by NGSS due to the greater student comprehension and retention of material. This activity links structures and functions while maintaining student interest through h
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10th - 12th
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Forensic Entomology Worksheet | Calculating Time of Death With Insects
This Forensic Science lesson over FORENSIC ENTOMOLOGY allows students to understand how time of death can be estimated the life cycles of commonly found flies and beetles. The lesson utilizes a a 5-page worksheet where students can practice estimating time of death using the estimated sizes and time-intervals of 4 different types of flies.This product contains:5-page worksheet (with included teacher key)Digital access for distance learning!You may be interested in:Forensic Science | Time of Deat
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Science Death, Manner, Time of Death Bundle
DNA Technology Sub Lesson - Cloning, Gene Therapy, & Forensic Science Homework
NO PREP Sub lesson science article with text-dependent questions OR help align your lessons with Common Core informational text OR use as homework!
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Muscular System Activity - Muscle Contraction Modeling Activity
Are your students confused about terms like actin, myosin, cross-bridges, troponin, and tropomyosin? Not anymore! Students use inexpensive materials to create a working model of sliding filament muscle contractions. Teacher resources, student pages, and a step-by-step muscle contraction explanation is provided.PLEASE NOTE: This resource is part of my Muscular System Unit and my Full Anatomy & Physiology Curriculum.Included in this resource:-1 teacher instruction page with teaching tips an
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10th - 12th
Forensic Science: How to Process a Crime Scene Slides + Notes
Everything you need to teach your Forensic Science students the basics of how to process a crime scene! Includes the topics: How to secure a crime sceneWhat CSI wearSteps to process a crime sceneEvidence search methodsHow to label and seal evidenceThe importance of the Chain of CustodyThe resource was purposefully designed to be NO PREP.Resource contains:Teacher Google Slide - 15 slides can be used in two ways:To lead direct instruction in class or through videoGiven to the students to use on th
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Basics Unit BUNDLE
Forensic Files : Prints Among Thieves (science video worksheet / fingerprints)
FORENSIC FILES VIDEO WORKSHEETGRADES: 9-12SUBJECTS: SCIENCE, FORENSICS, LAW, HISTORYSUB/EMERGENCY PLANS: YES!DISTANCE LEARNING: YES!MORE FORENSIC FILES! – CLICK HERE!*Video is necessary for completion of this worksheet.*Please be sure you have access to the video before making your purchase.*Please watch the video in advance of your students to gauge appropriateness.FORENSIC FILES / MEDICAL DETECTIVES: As of April 2022, the entire episode is available free on You Tube which could make it ideal f
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Files : DNA Dragnet (science video worksheet / distance learning)
MORE FORENSIC FILES! – CLICK HERE!*Video is necessary for completion of this worksheet.*Please watch video in advance to gauge appropriate content for your studentsAs of March 2020, the entire episode is available free on You Tube so it's simple to find and watch on any device. This makes this assignment ideal for individual computer lab work, homework assignments, or distance learning.*Forensic Files: DNA Dragnet (Season 13, Episode 20)A 13-question worksheet to accompany this video documentin
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Also included in: FORENSIC FILES: SUPER BUNDLE (300+ VIDEO SHEETS / PLANS / SCIENCE / SUB)
Forensic Science: Blood Spatter Evidence Notes + Review Questions
Teach your students Forensic Blood Spatter Analysis! NO PREP - This set of notes is designed to help your students learn how to identify different types of blood spatter patterns, and what they mean at a crime scene. The notes follow along with the YouTube video ‘Blood Spatter Analysis Lecture’ posted by Renee Blake. The lecture is in two parts:Part 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XVJ2xBZV2c Part 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ioL_GQO_I00 These links are included in both the print out no
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Science | Classify Fingerprints
Are you ready to dive into the intriguing world of fingerprint analysis with your students? Look no further because this Forensic Science: Fingerprint Activities resource is here to turn your classroom into a crime-solving laboratory.KEY FEATURESEngaging Hands-on Activities: This resource is packed with immersive activities that will have your students channeling their inner Sherlock Holmes. They'll start by identifying their own unique fingerprints, a fascinating exploration of individuality an
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4th - 9th
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Also included in: Science Activities Bundle
Forensic Science Lesson: Direct vs Circumstantial Evidence
This resource is designed to teach students the difference between Direct and Circumstantial evidence. It also shows students how unreliable direct evidence (eyewitness testimony) is, and therefore the extreme importance of circumstantial evidence - which is what Forensic Science is all about! Resource contains:Direct vs Circumstantial Evidence Google Slides - 16 slides NO PREP This lesson is student - led, the teacher needs only to give students access! It includes…- an explanation of the diffe
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Basics Unit BUNDLE
Lizzie Borden Axe Murders Trial Acquittal Reasonable Doubt
Lizzie Borden was tried in 1892 for the axe murders of her wealthy father and stepmother in Fall River, Massachusetts. She was acquitted by a jury using reasonable doubt. She and her sister inherited the father's estate. Lizzie and a maid were present at the home at the time of the murders. The case remained unsolved.These 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 mate
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
O.J. Simpson - 3 Cases - Compare Contrast Criminal Civil Law
Called the biggest case of the 20th century, the jury acquitted Simpson of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole, and her friend, Ron Goldman. Attorney Barry Scheck demolished the DNA evidence while F. Lee Bailey showed the LAPD was a hotbed of racist cops. Johnny Cochrane gave a stirring closing argument as if he were a revivalist preacher. This was OJ's dream team of lawyers.These materials are very flexible and entertaining. They are this way in recognition of the fact that you may be thrown into cir
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: Bundle Sports Murder 1) OJ Simpson 2) Oscar Pistorius 3) Aaron Hernandez
Forensic Science: Class vs Individual Evidence Slides, Notes, Activity
Everything you need to teach your Forensic Science students the difference between Class and Individual Evidence. Students learn how to identify each type of evidence, and then practice their skills on fifteen different examples! The resource was purposefully designed to be flexible, teacher led, student led, or a mix of both!Resource contains:Class vs Individual Evidence Google Slides: Four slides with the definition of each type of evidence and examples. This can be used in two ways:For direct
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Grades:
9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Basics Unit BUNDLE
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