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Adult education forensics classroom decors

Elements of Forensics- Periodic Table of Forensics (Word Wall)

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Note*Thank you for your interest in my product!All “element symbols” were completely made up by me using forensic vocabulary words. This is to be used as a more attractive word wall for forensic science. If you have any suggestions on how to make this product better, please let me know! Directions: Each page is grouped by forensic science categories. You can print each grouping on a different color page or print them all on the same color. Categories/Colors: Hair and Fiber Page 1-6DNA Page 7-9P

Subjects:

Forensics, Science

Grades:

6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Word Walls, Bulletin Board Ideas, Lesson

Wildlife Scene Detectives

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wild voices

Wildlife scene instructions, a power point presentation 14 slides, instructor led scene identification charts, wildlife scat identification and tracks poster.. With an activity for 2 classes to participate in. Become a nature detective in the wild or outside your door, you can make it happen with my lesson and involves critical thinking. You can even do it inside on a rainy day as an alternative. You get 16 slides, which includes a scat poster, one tracks identification, lessons how to do them,

Subjects:

Critical Thinking, Forensics, Visual Arts

Grades:

2nd - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff

Types:

Activities, Posters, Lesson

Forensic DNA Analysis Infographic

Created by

Bio Is Life

This infographic shows the workflow/process of DNA analysis. It starts with evidence collected from a crime scene, then goes into serological screening, DNA extraction and quantification, PCR and Gel+Capillary electrophoresis. Images are provided throughout as are easy to understand descriptions. Best for high school level Biology that covers Biotechnology.

Subjects:

Biology, Forensics

Grades:

9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education

Types:

Study Guides, Handouts, Posters

Forensics Identity Reveal

Created by

Stephanie Harper

Use this activity as a community builder on your first day of Forensic Science Class! Students can write small pieces of information about themselves in the whorls of a fingerprint template or cut out letters and make a ransom-note style list of interesting facts about themselves. Then, classmates can guess which fingerprint or note belongs to which classmate!

Subjects:

Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Science

Grades:

9th - 12th, Adult Education

Types:

Activities, Bulletin Board Ideas, Cultural Activities