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* Your purchase includes a 2-page worksheet and 2-page teacher answer key.
* Files come in 3 formats: Word .docx file, .PDF file, and links to Google Doc versions you can share with your students in Google Classroom.
This worksheet pairs with a 43-minute YouTube Video in which forensic science students at Penn State University work together in two separate groups to solve a fictional crime scene. Your students will watch the video and answer questions while building their understanding of crime scene analysis. The video also discusses many types of evidence, including blood spatter, fingerprints, and shoe prints. It discusses concepts including photographing evidence, oblique lighting, sketching with triangulation, Locard Exchange Principle, dusting and lifting fingerprints, and FBI databases. The worksheet includes 15 short answer and free response questions. A teacher answer key is included.
*This is a great assignment for Forensic Science teachers to show their students before doing a mock crime scene in class to help their students prepare and get excited for their own similar experience.
* This assignment is also great for online learning, makeup work for students who miss a mock crime scene lab, or days where you have a substitute teacher.
Forensic Science: Crime Scene Analysis Video Worksheet *digital version included
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* Your purchase includes a 2-page worksheet and 2-page teacher answer key.
* Files come in 3 formats: Word .docx file, .PDF file, and links to Google Doc versions you can share with your students in Google Classroom.
This worksheet pairs with a 43-minute YouTube Video in which forensic science students at Penn State University work together in two separate groups to solve a fictional crime scene. Your students will watch the video and answer questions while building their understanding of crime scene analysis. The video also discusses many types of evidence, including blood spatter, fingerprints, and shoe prints. It discusses concepts including photographing evidence, oblique lighting, sketching with triangulation, Locard Exchange Principle, dusting and lifting fingerprints, and FBI databases. The worksheet includes 15 short answer and free response questions. A teacher answer key is included.
*This is a great assignment for Forensic Science teachers to show their students before doing a mock crime scene in class to help their students prepare and get excited for their own similar experience.
* This assignment is also great for online learning, makeup work for students who miss a mock crime scene lab, or days where you have a substitute teacher.
