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Forensics classroom decors for Google Apps
Missing Person Poster: Forensic Science Introduction Activity
This fun and engaging Introductory activity to Forensic Science can be done anytime throughout the year. It is FULLY EDITABLE. Students are challenged to give clues about themselves, but not too many as to give themselves away. I have the students create their posters, hang them around the room for parent night, and have the parents try to "find" their missing child. Parents love that they can identify their child, and they get to see their work hung around the room.I also have other class perio
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Also included in: *BUNDLE* Forensic Science Back to School activities, project, & more
Forensic Science Daily Agenda Slides
216 Forensic Science themed Google Slides to post in your classroom each day. These slides work great to post the daily agenda, homework assignments, or a question of the day! Some of the slides are placed into sections to go along with Forensic Science Units.Unit Topics to correlate with the slide images:1- Intro to Forensics2- The Crime Scene3- Hair as Evidence4- Fiber Evidence5- Fingerprints6- Blood and Blood Spatter7- DNA Fingerprinting8- Toxicology9- Handwriting, Forgery, Counterfeit10- Dea
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
Bundle: Death of a Teacher--Claim Evidence Reasoning
There are multiple storylines for the "murder" of a teacher. Files include pictures, police interrogations, cell phone screenshots, receipts and other information. You will also get a rubric to grade the project.
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7th - 9th
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Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection Vocabulary Cards
Enhance your classroom with the Crime Scene Investigation and Evidence Collection Vocab Cards, a visual word wall designed to reinforce crucial terminology and add vibrancy to your learning space! This resource aids students in retaining essential vocabulary terms effectively. Vocabulary Words Included Are:Chain of custodyIndirect EvidenceCircumstantial EvidenceDirect EvidenceClass EvidenceCrime-Scene InvestigationCrime-Scene reconstructionFirst ResponderIndividual EvidencePaper BindlePrimary Cr
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9th - 12th
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Bundle: Death of a Teacher -Claim Evidence and Reasoning Cell Phone Pings
Set up a crime scene in your room and have students investigate the murder. It is intentionally set up for no one right answer so students have to argue their point. One story line is included. In the story line you will receive: police interrogations, security camera time stamps, evidence cards, cell phone screen shots, and receipts and information that could be used to tie to waves and signals with cell phone pings. I gave students a new piece of evidence each week. The first week was just the
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Bundle: Death of a Teacher--Claim Evidence Reasoning
Bundle: Death of a Teacher -- Claim Evidence Reasoning Ecosystems
Set up a crime scene in your room and have students investigate the murder. It is intentionally set up for no one right answer so students have to argue their point. One story line is included. In the story line you will receive: police interrogations, security camera time stamps, evidence cards, cell phone screen shots, and receipts and information that could be used to tie ecosystems, plants, or/soils into the the unit.I gave students a new piece of evidence each week. The first week was just
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7th - 9th
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Also included in: Bundle: Death of a Teacher--Claim Evidence Reasoning
Ballistics Vocabulary
Preload vocabulary for the unit on Ballistics. Great strategy for special education students, ESL and all students new to Forensic Science.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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PCR Comic Illustration
This handout offer clear instructions for creating a comic illustration of PCR. It is a great assignment for students in high school Biology, Forensics Science, or Biochem classes. Great for distance learning to get kids away from a screen. The only supplies needed are paper and colored pencils.
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9th - 12th
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Not "WANTED" Anymore Poster Project
This is a great project for forensic science teachers discussing problems with eyewitness evidence. It uses information found on the Innocence Project website. Students create a poster in the style of an old western "WANTED" poster highlighting an individual who was convicted through eyewitness testimony but who was exonerated. Grading rubric is included! I had students make the posters on 11 x 17 paper; they had the choice to use computer imagery and text or to hand-draw and write. One sug
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Science Acronyms and Answer Key
Need a day where students can work on their own or in groups? Here's the worksheet for you. This is a list of 50+ forensic science acronyms where the students must state what the acronym stands for. Varying levels of difficulty and the document is able to be edited. Answer key is provided.
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8th - 12th
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