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Create Your Own Counterfeit Bill Forensic Science Project Activity
This fun and engaging project allows students a creative outlet while learning about different aspects of American currency. This activity is the concluding activity in my Forgery Unit with my Forensic Science classes. It combines learning, knowledge and application of different Forgery elements learned throughout the unit. Resource includes: - PDF Student Instructions & Expectations paper with key of real bill - PDF Student Project Paper - EDITABLE Google Slides version of Instructions & E
4th - 12th
Forensics, Social Studies
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
FORENSIC SCIENCE
{ Forensic Science Crime Scene Analysis Physical Science Stations Forensic Science Project }
Hook your students into science by investigating a crime scene and solving The Case of the Vandalized Wall.
Someone has vandalized the school wall and lots of evidence has been left at the scene. It appears the suspect walked through the mud leaving a trail of footprints and jumped a fence ripping their clothing. A piece of gum, a comb, a crumpled piece of paper and a tissue are all at the crime sce
4th - 8th
Forensics, Science
Solve a Mystery Game Crime Scene Investigation Logic Puzzle Critical Thinking
Crack the Candy Conundrum with this hands-on CSI classroom activity! Perfect for grades 4–6, this engaging resource transforms your students into detectives as they analyze clues, evaluate witness statements, and piece together evidence to solve a mystery. Using logic, inference, and critical thinking, students will: Apply deductive reasoning to solve a candy-themed “crime” Gather and analyze evidence with step-by-step worksheets Strengthen reading comprehension and attention to detail Collabo
4th - 6th
Close Reading, Creative Writing, Forensics
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RL.6.1
, RI.4.1
, RI.4.3
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