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Forensic Case Study: JonBenét Ramsey | Crime Scene Analysis Activity | 11-12
Forensic Science | Crime Scene Investigation | Print & Digital Looking for a meaningful, high-interest activity that requires no prep and gets students thinking critically about real-world forensic science? This JonBenét Ramsey Case Study is a perfect addition to your crime scene or evidence unit — combining close reading with criminal investigation and true crime engagement. Students explore the infamous unsolved case of JonBenét Ramsey through a detailed reading passage that covers the backg
11th - 12th
Forensics
Crime Scene to Court Room Review Puzzle Activity
Provide your forensics students with review and reinforcement over basic court room & criminal law terms with this Crime Scene to Court Room Review Puzzle! These puzzles are a GREAT way to differentiate by process for your students, while offering them a unique spin on a traditional practice worksheet. They offer so many options for use within the classroom and can be used from year to year. Need a digital option? No problem! This activity comes with both a print and digital version, making
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Science
True Crime Mystery: Who Killed Kitty?
Students are obsessed with true crime — and this lesson is guaranteed to boost engagement. In this interactive case study, students investigate the death of Kitty Genovese by reviewing key facts, witness accounts, and suspect information. Using the included Google Slides™ investigation, students work like detectives to piece together what happened and determine who is responsible. But this isn’t just a “who did it” activity. This case asks the deeper, more powerful question: Why didn’t anyone
8th - 12th
English Language Arts, Forensics, Social Emotional Learning
Once Upon A Crime: Forensic Fairy Tale Podcast
Objective: To apply forensic science principles and investigative techniques to solve a fictional crime set in the world of fairy tales. Assignment Overview: Students will work in groups to create a crime podcast episode based on a fairy tale theme. Each group will choose a fairy tale from the provided list and incorporate forensic science concepts to solve a fictional crime within the chosen fairy tale universe.
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Forensic Anthropology Lesson: Slides + Student Notes + Video Guide + Activity
Complete Forensics Anthropology lesson, everything you need and NO PREP. Slides, notes, activities, review. Teach your students how to be Forensic Anthropologists! Resource includes: Learn the Skeleton: Label 17 common bones in the skeleton. Teaching Guide includes multiple fun ideas for how to complete the skeleton label sheet! Exercise with your Skeleton: Get your class moving and learning the names and locations of their bones with fifteen exercise cards. Teaching Guide provides multiple ide
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-LS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Trace Evidence WebQuest | Glass | Paint | Soil | Pollen | Forensics WebQuest
Looking for an engaging way to introduce and reinforce trace evidence? This forensics activity was developed for high school forensic science students, and specifically covers the trace evidence, glass, paint, soil, and pollen analysis through the viewing of video sources and rigorous questioning. Perfect as a whole class guided activity, pair/group work, independent practice, or even sub plans, this forensics WebQuest is guaranteed to engage students and strengthen their understanding of trace
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, General Science
Also included in: Forensics WebQuests Growing Bundle | High School Forensics
Fingerprints Activities WebQuest | High School Forensic Science
Looking for an engaging way to introduce and reinforce fingerprints? This activity was developed for high school students to begin exploring how fingerprints form and how latent prints are developed, collected, and matched through the viewing of video sources and rigorous questioning. Perfect as a whole class guided activity, pair/group work, independent practice, or even sub plans, this Forensics WebQuest is guaranteed to engage students and strengthen their understanding of how fingerprints a
10th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, General Science
Also included in: Forensics WebQuests Growing Bundle | High School Forensics
Forensic Science: Crime Scene Analysis Video Worksheet *digital version included
* Your purchase includes a 2-page worksheet and 2-page teacher answer key. * Files come in 3 formats: Word .docx file, .PDF file, and links to Google Doc versions you can share with your students in Google Classroom. This worksheet pairs with a 43-minute YouTube Video in which forensic science students at Penn State University work together in two separate groups to solve a fictional crime scene. Your students will watch the video and answer questions while building their understanding of cr
8th - 12th, Higher Education
Forensics
Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Unit Bundle
DNA Fingerprinting Activities WebQuest | High School Forensic Science
Looking for an engaging way to introduce and reinforce DNA fingerprinting? This forensics activity was developed for high school forensic science students, and thoroughly covers DNA fingerprinting through the viewing 4 video sources, participation in 1 simulation, and rigorous questioning. Perfect as a whole class guided activity, pair/group work, independent practice, or even sub plans, this forensics WebQuest is guaranteed to engage students and strengthen their understanding of DNA finger
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, General Science
Also included in: Forensics WebQuests Growing Bundle | High School Forensics
Disease Research Project
This Google Slides assignment requires students to research and provide information for nine different diseases. Students will first choose three diseases of infections, genetic disorders, or cancers. Then they will answer four questions about disease of their choosing. The number of slides required can be adapted based on student need
9th - 12th
Anatomy, Forensics, Science
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis | Forensic Science True Crime | 9-12
Engage your forensic science students with this complete, print-and-go bloodstain pattern analysis toolkit that covers everything from ABO blood typing to calculating angles of impact. This resource is designed for a full-year forensic science elective (grades 10-12) and provides 2-3 class periods of rigorous, hands-on learning -- no lab supplies required. What makes this forensic science resource different? Every activity works with just printed pages and a pencil. Students classify real blood
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, General Science
Human or Animal Hair? ~ Forensics ~ Medullary Index
Students will analyze microscope images of various hairs (both human and animal), measure the medullary index, and use their observations and calculations to determine if the hair is animal or human. *KEY NOT INCLUDED*
9th - 12th
Forensics, Other (Science), Science
Also included in: *BUNDLE* Forensic Science Hair and Fiber Basics ~ Keys Included
Forensic Science Lesson: Direct vs Circumstantial Evidence
This resource is designed to teach students the difference between Direct and Circumstantial evidence. It also shows students how unreliable direct evidence (eyewitness testimony) is, and therefore the extreme importance of circumstantial evidence - which is what Forensic Science is all about! Resource contains: Direct vs Circumstantial Evidence Google Slides - 16 slides NO PREP This lesson is student - led, the teacher needs only to give students access! It includes… An explanation of the diff
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Learn More Forensics Fingerprint Evidence! Student Choice
Learn more about Forensics Fingerprints! Students explore three interesting fingerprint topics, and then get to pick their own! The 22 Interactive Google Slides are NO PREP and student independent! Students explore… Is fingerprint evidence reliable? Watch a video clip about a man almost sentenced to life on faulty fingerprint evidence. Great for class discussion! How (and why) do criminals alter their fingerprints. Does it work to fool police?How long do fingerprints last after death? Includ
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
, HS-LS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Cytosis Board Game Worksheet
A worksheet to aid in the comprehension of the cell processes and organelles used in the board game Cytosis. A copy of the game is required.
9th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Anatomy, Biology, Forensics
Classification of Matter Activity Mixtures Worksheet Forensic Science
Engaging REAL-WORLD APPLICATION of the classification of matter! Includes both print and Google Slides versions.⭐ Find this activity in my COMPLETE CLASSIFICATION OF MATTER UNIT!In this activity, students will:Read a high-interest article about how chromatography, a process used to separate mixtures, is used to solve major crimes for the FBI. Students will be introduced to how two types of chromatography can be used to solve bank robberies and crimes with explosives.Complete an analysis of the
7th - 10th
Chemistry, Forensics, Physical Science
NGSS
MS-PS1-2
, MS-PS1-1
All About Me Forensic Science Themed Engaging Activity
This 1 page All About Me graphic activity will keep students engaged and on task while sharing details about themself to help you get to know them. Great for back to school, parent night for the parent to fill out, or to kick off a new semester. Download includes: - 2 versions (detailed & simplistic) in PDF format - 2 versions (detailed & simplistic) in Google Slides with fillable text boxes Great resource for any Forensic Science, Criminal Justice, or Career classes! Looking for more great
6th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Also included in: *BUNDLE* Forensic Science Back to School activities, project, & more
Forensic Science MythBusters Capstone Project - CSI Effect Media Analysis
Forensic Science MythBusters: Hollywood vs. Reality Capstone ProjectDitch the monotonous worksheets and turn your students into elite scientific media consultants!Are your students convinced that DNA profiles compile in 30 seconds, that local police stations house multimillion-dollar mass spectrometers, or that luminol glows vividly forever without altering vital DNA evidence? Welcome to the "CSI Effect"—the real-world phenomenon where television and cinema radically distort public and jury exp
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Biology, Forensics, General Science
BUNDLE: DNA Fingerprinting / DNA Evidence Forensics Notes, Activity, Project
Everything you need to teach DNA Fingerprinting as Forensic Evidence! NO PREP - Digital and Paper options for distance learning or in class! DNA Evidence teaching slides, notes sheets, DNA Fingerprinting Digital Model activity, and Project! Teaching Slides: Forty one Google Slides! Topics covered: What is DNA?Where can DNA be found at a crime scene?How is DNA Evidence collected and stored?History of DNA EvidenceWhat is the value of DNA as evidence?Limitations of DNA evidence Steps for making a
9th - 12th
Biology, Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-LS3-1
, HS-LS1-1
Forensics Entomology Lesson: Slides, Notes, Activity, Review Questions
Teach your students how to be Forensic Entomologists! Learn to measure fly maggots and figure out the post-mortem interval (time since death). Resource includes:Learn Forensic Entomology Google Slides: 12 interactive slides that teach everything students need to know. No direct instruction needed, giving you freedom to help students that need you. Slides are interactive and engaging! Key for Learn Entomology Google Slides: all of the interactive elements on these slides are completed/filled in
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-LS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Forensic Science: Class vs Individual Evidence Slides, Notes, Activity
Everything you need to teach your Forensic Science students the difference between Class and Individual Evidence. Students learn how to identify each type of evidence, and then practice their skills on fifteen different examples! The resource was purposefully designed to be flexible, teacher led, student led, or a mix of both! Resource contains: Class vs Individual Evidence Google Slides: Four slides with the definition of each type of evidence and examples. This can be used in two ways: For
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Trace Evidence: Human Hair Lesson with Slides + Notes + Review
Learn the value of Human Hair Evidence with interactive Google Slides, student notes and review questions. No Prep! Resource Includes: Thirty two interactive Google Slides: No lecture or prep required. Students learn by interacting with the Google Slide set, which invites them to drag, drop, organize, and click to access images and articles. This keeps students engaged as they learn and complete their notes!Slides include two mini-mysteries that allow students to apply what they have just learn
9th - 12th
Forensics
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: HUGE Forensics Science Curriculum Bundle! For High School Students
Forensics: Final Project Simulation Competition
This is a fun project to wrap up the year with forensics students and keep them engaged during those that few weeks of school. This project is always a huge hit with my seniors. Students will be places into teams where they will create their own mock crime scene. They must include each unit from the year as part of their investigation. After about two weeks of planning and preparation in class, teams will investigate each crime scene and try to solve the crime. Make sure to adjust the instruc
11th - 12th
Forensics
Inference Murder Mystery
This is a murder mystery slideshow that takes an activity I usually do physically and puts it in a digital format. This is usually used after a student has already learned about inferences, and is then trying to make their own inferences about who killed the man, why he was killed, and how. There are three different areas the students need to explore, including the crime scene, with close up shots on the scene, interviews with the suspects (including audio versions to listen to), and items fou
7th - 9th
Forensics, Informational Text, Literature
CCSS
RL.8.1
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