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Alcohol's Effect on the Human Body Worksheet
Teach your students about the effects of alcohol on the human body with this no-prep, informative reading packet. Since this resource requires no prior knowledge, it is great to use as an introduction or as a review and reinforcement activity. The entire 4-page packet is a NO-PREP, PRINT AND GO set, making it perfect for a substitute assignment. (Note: A portion of this packet requires students to calculate BAC for different scenarios.) Need a digital option? No problem! I have included a pri
9th - 12th
Forensics, Health, Science
Forensics Blood Evidence Unit Assessment - 25 Multiple Choice Questions
Comprehensive Google Form with twenty five multiple choice questions about Blood Evidence. This assessment is designed to test your students’ knowledge of everything offered in the Science of Curiosity Forensic Blood Evidence Unit: Blood Typing Digital Lesson, Lab, and Review - Students learn how blood typing works and the value of blood type for Forensic investigation. They then solve the murder of Jason Lowe using blood type analysis! Lab includes hands on and digital versions. Ten question Re
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
The 7 S's of Crime Scene Investigation Activity for Forensics
Practice the 7 S's of CSI by having students be creative! Each student or team will write their own crime, then pretend they are completing the 7 S's for that crime. Great review of the steps with high student creativity and engagement!
11th - 12th
Forensics
Evidence Collection Activity Forensic Science | No prep!
This is a perfect introduction to basic evidence collection in your Forensic Science class - in a fun, immersive way! Easy, 100% No Prep!Who killed Clara Carter? Students explore four crime scenes in the provided Google Slide deck. They search for clues and items of evidence. Nineteen items total! Once they click on an item of evidence, a new window pops up that explains how the evidence is collected. The Student Sheet asks students to take notes on proper collection methods, and how each piec
9th - 12th
Forensics
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Forensic Science: How to Process a Crime Scene Slides + Notes
Everything you need to teach your Forensic Science students the basics of how to process a crime scene! Includes the topics: How to secure a crime sceneWhat CSI wearSteps to process a crime sceneEvidence search methodsHow to label and seal evidenceThe importance of the Chain of CustodyThe resource was purposefully designed to be NO PREP.Resource contains: Teacher Google Slide - 15 slides can be used in two ways: To lead direct instruction in class or through videoGiven to the students to use
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
HAIR ANALYSIS: FORENSICS TASK CARDS
Hair Evidence Task Cards -Give your forensics students the review they need with these 28 NO-PREP task cards. Each card features a question that relates to hair analysis in forensics. Students will answer each question on the provided student answer document and you can use the provided answer key to grade quickly and effortlessly. Want to make changes to a question or add questions? No problem! I have also included an editable version so that you can customize the questions to fit your class
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Science
PCR Power: Copy That DNA Webquest!
Welcome, young biologists! In this webquest, you’ll explore the amazing world of the technique called Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) — a molecular biology “copy machine” that lets scientists amplify tiny bits of DNA into millions of copies. You’ll begin by watching a fun and clear video from the Amoeba Sisters, then dig into an article to understand how PCR works, try your hand at a simulation to practice the steps, and finally play a review game to test what you’ve learned. Let’s get copying!
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Biology, Forensics, General Science
Forensics Evidence Board Project
Are you looking for an engaging project for your Forensics students that is ready-to-go? A FORENSICS EVIDENCE BOARD is the answer! It's the perfect way to wrap up a unit or end the school year. My students love researching forensics cases and showcasing their knowledge in the form of a crime board. For this project, your students will research a case of their choosing. (I have also included a summary list of cases that your students can choose from if they need inspiration.) Then, they will
10th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics
HS Forensic Science Types of Physical Evidence Interactive Stations Activity
HS Forensic Science: Physical Evidence Stations Crime Scene Investigation UnitEngage your students in real-world forensic analysis with this interactive crime scene evidence activity! Perfect for high school Forensic Science or Criminal Justice classes, these hands-on stations help students master the types and classification of physical evidence through observation, reasoning, and collaboration. In this interactive station-based activity, students explore the different types of physical evide
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Science
CCSS
CCRA.R.1
, CCRA.R.2
, CCRA.R.10
+6
Forensics Tire Impression Evidence Lesson: Slides, notes, review | No Prep!
Your students will learn all about Forensic Tire Impression Evidence from this student- independent interactive Google Slides. Truly NO PREP! No direct instruction needed, nothing for you to do but share the Slides with your students. Students will learn:The difference between Tire Track evidence and Tire Tread Patterns.How Tire Tread impressions are used as both class and individual evidenceHow Tire Tracks can be used to determine track width, wheelbase, and turning diameter of a carHow all o
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Forensics Stages of Decay Notes for Death Investigation
Learn the five stages of decomposition to determine the time since death (post mortem interval). A great addition to your Forensics Death Investigation unit! This is designed to be a student independent activity, no direct instruction is needed. Just share the slides with your students and they are ready to go! Resource includes: Learn the Stages of Decay Google Slides: 13 Interactive Google Slides with short video clips about all five stages. Students fill in blanks, drag and drop images, and
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-LS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Who is Patient Zero? EL Education - 2 Versions
For an activity after reading Patient Zero or to be connected to a unit on epidemics, students can role-play in order to solve the mystery of who started an epidemic. There are two versions available: one where an outbreak occurs in a small community, and the other where it occurs in a classroom. This activity includes teacher directions, instructions for orchestrating the activity, teacher notes for all the characters, the character cards to be assembled, a sheet for student notes, and a guess
6th - 9th
English Language Arts, Forensics, Other (ELA)
Forensics Death Investigation: Autopsy Report Activity
This Forensic Science Autopsy Report is a great way to reinforce student learning of Death Investigations. This form is designed to be used after students have learned how to identify evidence in death. The form includes places for students to record information about: Types of wounds and when they happened (post or perimortem)Rigor and Livor MortisState of the eyes (for signs of asphyxiation and time since death)Entomological evidenceToxicology evidenceInternal examination of the organs, includ
9th - 12th
Anatomy, Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-LS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Hands-On! Forensics Tire Impression Activity
These tire track evidence activities give students a chance to get hands-on experience with this fun forensic evidence. Tire Track evidence is sometimes hard to produce for a classroom setting - cars are big, mud is muddy, rain washes tread patterns away. These two activities bring tracks and tread patterns to your forensics classroom in an easy - low mess way! Activity 1: Students use toy cars to paint tire tracks on paper. They practice finding and measuring wheel base, track width, and turnin
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
"Pick Your Poison" High School Forensic Toxicology Chemistry Research Project
This engaging summative project is perfect for a high school chemistry class or toxicology unit in a forensic science course! My forensic science seniors love this activity, as it allows them to explore real-world applications of toxicology in a meaningful way. This digital resource includes detailed student instructions and a rubric to simplify assessment. Students will research a toxic element or substance, examining its impact on human health and its historical use in society. This interdisci
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Forensics, Science
CCSS, NGSS
RST.9-10.1
, RST.9-10.2
, RST.9-10.8
+5
Forensic Science Entomology Lab Investigation - Determine Time Since
This lab is one of my favorites in Forensic Science! If you are looking for something hands-on that encourages students to analyze data, use scientific practices, then think critically about each death scenario, this lab is for you! The teacher should read this document until the end, which includes an answer key and description of the pipe cleaner "bugs" needed for each case. The students will learn how forensic entomology is used in real crimes, as the age of the larvae found on the body helps
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
CCSS
RST.11-12.2
, RST.11-12.3
, RST.11-12.7
+3
Biome or Ecosystem Shoebox Project
Looking for an extension activity for your ecology unit? Do you need a hands-on way for students to extend their learning? If so, this Ecosystem Shadowbox Project is the perfect resource for you! With this resource, students will create a food web which represents all the biotic factors of their ecosystem as well as describing how physical and biological changes in the ecosystem will impact the populations. Who is this resource for?This resource can be used by classroom teachers, tutors, and p
6th - 9th
Biology, Environment, Forensics
NGSS
MS-LS2-2
, MS-LS2-3
, MS-LS2-4
Also included in: Ecosystems - FULL UNIT
Forensics FINAL - Student Choice Project - Completely EDITABLE!
This resource is a NO-PREP, Easy to Grade Project that students can do from home or at school. Students choose to: Analyze a Crime Scene TV Show Research a Famous Forensic CaseOR Create their Own Crime Story This resource comes with: Project Overview Google Doc (includes criteria for each project choice, suggestions for TV shows, podcasts, and case study websites, and a general rubric)Student Choice Google Form Project Submission Google Form Each of these resources is editable, so you can reuse
8th - 12th
Forensics, General Science, Science
Forensic Fiber Evidence Case Study: Wayne Williams
Forensics Fiber Evidence Case Study: Wayne Williams on trial. This resource is a perfect complement to your Forensics Fiber Unit! No prep - great for a substitute. Williams is associated with the murder of up to 30 people, all linked together with shared fiber evidence. Fibers found on the victims are tied to a handful of items in Williams’ home and car. Students learn about the evidence as they watch the YouTube video ‘Pattern of a Killer - The Case of Wayne Williams’. The video is 45 minutes
9th - 12th
Forensics
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: HUGE Forensics Science Curriculum Bundle! For High School Students
Forensics Chit Chat - First Day of School Station Activity
Engage your forensics students on the first day of school! This station lab is meant to serve as an ice- breaker activity that will get your students up, moving around the room. They will be engaged in meaningful scientific conversations as they rotate through these 8 lab station tasks. Need a digital option? No problem! This resource includes both a print and digital version, making it perfect for flipped classrooms, distance learning, online courses and traditional classrooms. What's inclu
8th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Science
Forensic Science Sub Plans: Crime Scene Processing Article
Crime scene sketches, eyewitness reports, investigation mistakes...this real life crime story will have your students engaged! This quick easy filler assignment can be used as sub plans, homework or a lesson during the glass unit or crime scene processing unit in Forensic Science. Your students will be so intrigued to read about the night that bullets struck the White House and the secret service failed to respond! The article provides a detailed reconstruction of the events and highlights the c
8th - 12th
Forensics
Forensic Photography Notes + Activity + Review Questions
Teach your Forensic Science students the basics of Forensic Photography. Topics include:The importance of Crime Scene PhotographWhat types of photographs to take at a crime sceneHow to make a written record of a photographHow to use oblique lightingNot just notes - hands on practice! The assignment guides students to take a total of six different photographs of ‘evidence’ (their choice) and to create two photo written records. The resource was purposefully designed to be flexible: for dire
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
History of Forensics: Digital Timeline Project
This History of Forensics Timeline Project is the perfect no-prep assignment for your forensics students! This resource is designed to be a digital project that allows students to showcase the evolution of the field of forensic science in a digital format (Prezi, Google Slides, Canva, etc.). I use this project as a student-directed research assignment where students must research the history of forensics and contributions made to the field of forensic science and then showcase that research in
8th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, Science
High School Forensic Science Final Exam: No Prep!
High School Forensics Final Exam - No Prep! Get eighty multiple choice questions on a Google Form. This exam covers every Unit from Science of Curiosity’s Full Year Forensic Science Bundle. Forensics Exam Includes:Crime Scene BasicsTrace Evidence (animal hair, human hair, fibers, soil, paint, glass, *powder)FingerprintsBlood spatterDNA EvidenceBallisticsArsonImpressions (tire, footprints, tool marks, bite marks)Death InvestigationAutopsyEntomologyAnthropologyQuestions are easy to edit and add
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Also included in: High School Forensics Unit Tests and Final Exam Bundle!
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