Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz

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Short History of Fingerprinting and Quiz

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Wink's Resource Center

History and quiz for the Scout Merit Badge for Fingerprinting part 1.

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Classroom Community, Forensics, Other (ELA)

Spatter Pattern - A bloody forensic lab about designing scientific hypotheses

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Max-Out Labs

This is a fun and messy lab which focuses on having students practice writing scientific hypotheses and questions. The testing and support of these will not be very rigorous but the students have fun feeling like they are solving a mystery. Get large sheets of paper and fake blood. On one sheet make a spatter pattern (I recommend using 1 factor of each variable). Give time for the students to make a series of hypotheses with their groups and then test them. Don't focus so much on scientific st

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Forensics, General Science

Black Dahlia Case Study Project

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Bailey Geissinger

Engage your students in an intriguing, historical, and analytical exploration of one of America's most notorious unsolved crimes with this comprehensive Black Dahlia Case Study Project.This project is designed to help students dive deep into the details of the Black Dahlia case, which involved the 1947 murder of Elizabeth Short. Through this study, students will enhance their research, writing, and critical thinking skills, while exploring the various theories surrounding the case.

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English Language Arts, Forensics, Informational Text

Curated List of 200+ Criminal Cases for Forensic Science research

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Mrs Nerd's Store

In my Forensic Science course, my students create a major case research report at the end of the semester. The instructions and rubric for this assignment are posted in my TPT storefront. For this assignment I created a list of cases - some famous, some lesser known - so that no two students have the same topic. There are suspects who are long since deceased, still imprisoned, some even exonerated and released. Over the years my list went from 35 cases to now 200. My list is now also organized

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Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics