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Forensic Science | Crime Scene Investigation & DNA Fingerprints Evidence Cases

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Step into the shoes of a forensic investigator! Students travel through exciting “lab stops” across the Passport to Forensic Science, exploring the science behind crime-scene investigation, observation, and evidence-based reasoning — all through hands-on, creative, cross-curricular activities. Perfect for upper elementary and middle school classrooms, this immersive STEM-meets-ELA passport includes science experiments, critical thinking challenges, and writing reflections that build observatio

4th - 6th

Biology, Chemistry, Forensics

CCSS, NGSS

RI.4.1

, RI.4.3

, RI.4.7

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Also included in: STEM Science Passport Bundle|Cells, Habitats, Human Body, Solar System Project

Gifted Crime Scene Investigation Activity The Case of the Stolen Artifact

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KJS Creative Curriculum

Gifted students in grades 4 - 8 will be introduced to forensic science as they act as detectives in this exciting, hands-on, highly engaging crime scene investigation activity, set at the world-famous Grand Egyptian Museum! Students will use critical thinking and higher-level thinking skills to solve the theft of a priceless ancient artifact. Working in teams, students will examine clues, analyze evidence and suspect interviews, and investigate timelines to determine who committed the crime. D

4th - 8th

Close Reading, Forensics, Informational Text

CSI Forensic Science Unit | Crime Scene Investigation STEM Activities | Editable

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Talktometeacheraac

Transform your classroom into a full crime scene investigation lab—without the stress, overwhelm, or hours of prep. In this highly engaging forensic science unit, students go from curious observers to confident investigators as they work together to solve a classroom mystery. Using real-world forensic techniques like fingerprint analysis, ink chromatography, and DNA evidence, students analyze clues, collaborate, and build evidence-based conclusions. Everything is designed to take you from “Wh

2nd - 8th

Biology, Forensics, General Science