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Short History of Fingerprinting and Quiz
History and quiz for the Scout Merit Badge for Fingerprinting part 1.
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Classroom Community, Forensics, Other (ELA)
Forensic Science Mystery: The Nutshell Studies of Frances Glessner Lee
This lesson dives deep into Kitchen Crime Scene #1 challenging students to move beyond "who done it" and focus on the critical skill of forensic observation, using Frances Glessner Lee’s Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death. It is a captivating world of historical forensics in an extraordinarily detailed 1:12 scale dioramas of actual crime scenes used to train homicide investigators. Title: Grade Levels: 9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education Subjects: Forensic Science, Criminal Justic
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics
Curated List of 200+ Criminal Cases for Forensic Science research
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
Serial Killer Cereal Box Project - Fun Activity for Criminal Justice / Forensics
This is a fun project for a forensics or criminal justice class. Students tend to love this project! Step-by-step directions for creating a cereal box about a serial killer (PowerPoint, Doc and PDF versions), list of serial killers for reference and a grading rubric. It could also be done as a homework assignment. What You Get:A Zip folder with 7 files: Serial Killer Cereal Box Project slideshow (9 editable PowerPoint slides)Serial Killer Cereal Box Project handout (4 editable Doc pages)Serial
9th - 12th
Art, Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics
Forensic Science Crime Scene project
This is a forensic science project that will take about 6 days to complete, depending on how much in-class work days your provide. Students will make a physical model of a crime scene, along with a typed scenario and a detailed description of the evidence. Groups will be trading their model and scenario with another group, who will in turn reconstruct the crime and determine the actual happenings of the crime (including the suspect and his/her MMO). This will then be compared to the "real st
6th - 12th
Forensics
Psychology - The Psychology of Serial Killers matching activity
This is an activity in which students will match serial killers with a brief psychological description. This activity will work as either a review of psychological traits, or as an introduction to psychological analysis. Please be aware that the subject matter in this activity is disturbing, and is not for younger students. Please read, and if necessary edit the article, before distributing it to your kids. The information is from thisisinsider.com. A great
9th - 12th
Forensics, Psychology
Also included in: Crime and Forensics: Serial Killer Bundle
Criminology- Why'd They Do It?
Do you ever wonder why people commit crimes? Or what makes a person a criminal? Well, criminology students will have the opportunity to explore these questions by completing this two day project. Students will be asked to pick 1 fictional character who is considered a criminal and analyze their behavior. They will then create a timeline via google slides, canva, or powerpoint to try to pinpoint what led this person to a life of crime. Students will engage in research and explore how biological,
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Psychology
Forensic Science: Case Study Investigation
The Case Study Investigation report provides students with an opportunity to conduct an in-depth analysis of a case. Forensics plays a role in all of the cases to some degree - in some of the cases forensic analysis was key to arriving at a thorough understanding of the elements of the crime, whereas in some of the other cases the lack of forensic testing, either because it was not done or because it was not available, proved equally significant. The list of cases represents a broad mix in term
8th - 12th
Forensics, Other (ELA)
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