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Who Kidnapped Baby New Year? - CER (Claim, Evidence, and Reasoning)
This holiday activity has the students read a bunch of clues and fill in a table to organize the clues so they can determine who kidnapped Baby New Year at the New Year’s Eve party. Using the clues and fingerprint evidence, the students should be able to determine if it was Angelito, Autumn, Sato, Zach, or Katie. The crime itself is fairly easy to solve, the real work comes when the students write their CER. This part of the worksheet looks like this: After completing the reading and note-taki
7th - 12th
Forensics, Writing
New Years Eve Driving Accident Crash Forensic Science Investigation Worksheet
New Year’s Eve Crash Reconstruction: Forensic Science Reading WorksheetWhen I teach forensic science and criminal justice around New Year’s, this is one of my favorite readings to use. Students are already talking about parties, icy roads, and late-night driving, so this New Year’s Eve crash reconstruction reading comprehension worksheet lets me turn those real-world situations into a focused lesson on accident reconstruction, physics, BAC evidence, and roadway forensics. In my classroom, th
9th - 12th
Criminal Justice - Law, Forensics, General Science
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