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Magnets--Attract or Repel? Sorting Worksheet
A way for students to test and then cut and sort the everyday objects (picture-word cards) as magnetic (attract) or non-magnetic (repel). Essential vocabulary is reviewed--attract and repel. It can also be done as a follow-up or quiz after a magnets investigation/lab is performed.
K - 5th
Forensics, Physical Science, Science
Also included in:Â MAGNETS Bundle! Grades 1-3 - Sorting Center and Worksheets
Community Helper Police Department Puzzles
These puzzles will help your students increase their visual discrimination. Students will match images that are the same and images that go together. They will also learn about different jobs police do, tools (vocabulary) they use and people they help. Puzzle images include: badgebatonboatcarcrime tapeflashlightgunhandcuffshathelicopterjail doorloudspeakermotorcyclepepper spraypolice stationradioassessing traffic accidenthelping old personk9narcotics detectivepolice chiefspolice officersrescued
PreK - 3rd
Character Education, Forensics
Detective and Fingerprint No Prep Activity Packet and Worksheets
This " Detective and Fingerprint No Prep Activity Packet and Worksheets " has 37 pages - no prep required - so the packet is a quick and fun way to teach about detectives and fingerprints with many printable worksheets. There are options with these activities for kids at all levels between Grades 1 and 5. Please note that not all activities in this packet will meet your class' particular levels, but there should be enough variation in the resources from your high flyers to those that are more
1st - 5th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics
Also included in:Â Job and Careers Ever-Growing Activity Packet Bundle
PebbleGO Research It: Forces & Motion
Students will use this companion recording sheet to conduct research on properties of materials/matter using PebbleGO as a digital resource.
2nd Grade GA Performance Science Standard:
S2P3. Students will demonstrate changes in speed and direction using pushes and pulls.
a. Demonstrate how pushing and pulling an object affects the motion of the object.
b. Demonstrate the effects of changes of speed on an object.
1st - 4th
Forensics, Physical Science, Science
Mystery Madness Detectives {literacy and science activities}
This is a 23 page packet full of activities to supplement a mystery or detective theme for grades K-2. Watch out Sherlock Holmes!
Graphics by melonheadz @ http://melonheadzillustrating.blogspot.com/
included:
2 forensic science activities
mystery vocab sheets- can be used a matching game
several different types of graphic organizers
"What's in the crime scene evidence bag?" game
Mystery Interactive journaling with labels
Social Studies tie ins
Activating strategies for the unit
K - 3rd
Balanced Literacy, Forensics, General Science
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- C
K - 5th
Forensics, General Science, Science
Also included in:Â 7 Easy Science Experiments Teach The Scientific Method Bundle
Fingerprint Science Lab
This is an investigation into fingerprint types and occurrences. It is a science and math lesson that involves the students classifying their own fingerprints and finding out the most common type of fingerprint. It takes anywhere from 45 minutes to 2 hours depending on the amount of background knowledge the students have. The students also have the opportunity to work with a buddy and as a class. This could be done as a science fair project!
1st - 6th
Forensics, General Science, Graphing
Human Body Systems Primary Posters
These human body systems posters were created as a review and anchor for the following systems:
The Skeletal System
The Muscular System
The Digestive System
The Circulatory System
The Respiratory System
The Nervous System
The Urinary System
Each poster contains a brief summary of the systems function as well as an image. The set also includes mini-posters for each body system, and an additional set of the posters with key parts labeled (like heart, aorta, veins, arteries, etc.)
You can check
K - 5th
Anatomy, Forensics, Science
Soil Uses- Natural Resource
Soil a Natural Resource
How is soil used?
Sort the pictures. What products are made from soil and what is not made from soil?
PreK - 2nd
Environment, Forensics, Science
Discover Fingerprints: A Science Center for Primary Grades
Discover Fingerprints in a fun, hands-on science center that is appropriate for students in the primary grades.
Students are asked to use hand lenses to examine their fingerprints and those of a partners.
Students will then lift their own fingerprints and compare and contrast them with partners. They will also find out the "pattern" type of their fingerprint.
Included is: full teacher directions and discussion masters, student activity sheets, a center sign, center directions, and a fingerpri
PreK - 3rd
Forensics, Science
FORENSICS The 7S's of Crime Scene Investigation Posters PRINT SCIENCE CLASSROOM
FORENSIC SCIENCE CLASSROOM DECOR Perfect for Middle School, High School, or any place Crime Scene Basics is taught These 7S's of Crime Scene Investigating Posters are the perfect addition to any classroom where forensics, critical thinking, and problem-solving is practiced. These posters teach students the basic procedures of investigating a crime using the SEVEN S's mnemonic device. Clean and simple with only text, three versions are included to meet your classroom decorating needs. Keep stud
1st - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Science
Also included in:Â Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Police Center: Who Stole the Cookies
For this fun investigation center, the students have to use the clues left behind in the crime scene to figure out "Who Stole the Cookies From the Cookie Jar". There are 8 suspects to choose from.
You change the suspect and clues each time, which will keep your children eager and thinking throughout the entire session!
*There are some materials you have to gather (but they are easy to find and so worth it!)
Includes:
Set Up Instructions
Center Instructions
8 Suspect Posters
Investigation not
K - 3rd
Classroom Community, English Language Arts, Forensics
Crime Scene Investigation Center
There are 8 simple crimes that have taken place. It is your students job to figure out who the culprits for the crimes are. On each crime sheet there is a short cvc word that the children have to try to uncover by matching the number to the fingerprint. Each fingerprint has a small letter written on it. Using a magnifying lens, the students have to recognize the letter and the write it on the correct space.
The culprit will be revealed and the children must match the culprits picture to the cor
K - 3rd
English Language Arts, Forensics
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