Looking to help your students explore different ways to take effective notes and introduce them to forensics? These Note-Taking Stations are the perfect hands-on, interactive activity to introduce students to four powerful note taking methods.

Whether you're kicking off a new semester, new unity, reviewing study skills, or supporting multiple learning styles, this resource helps students find the strategy that works best for them while learning interesting content like the history of forensics, entomology, the CSI effect, and more.

What's Included:

• 4 Note-Taking Station Activities: Traditional Outline Notes, Sketch/Doodle Notes, Mind Mapping, and Cornell Notes
• Forensics-Centered Content for each station
• Printable real-world forensic articles and prompts
• Visual examples of each strategy
• Scannable links to short articles/ videos for extra engagement
• Helpful tips, best uses, and limitations explained at each station

Why You'll Love It:

• Perfectly blends forensic science content with study skill development
• Differentiated for visual, sequential, and analytical learners
• Helps students develop metacognition around how they learn best
• A great intro activity for skill-building station rotation
• Saves you prep time with ready-to-print pages and clear directions