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Stereo Microscope Assessment *2 Versions*
Assure students know the difference between compound and stereo scopes before getting them off the shelf! Quiz on COMPOUND Microscopes also available. Label structures of microscope & describe their use to demonstrate pre-learning. -Focus knob, Stage plate, Top lighting, Objective lenses, etc.- Scored using the BAME Scale: Beginning, Approaching, Meeting, Exceeding CLICK HERE for a FREE Illustration of Stereo and Compound microscopes scaffolding research on the anatomy of microscopes. In the
8th - 12th
Biology, Forensics
CCSS
RST.11-12.4
AP Psychology Build a Brain Project
This project will give students a hands on experience to better understand the key parts of the brain. They will work in groups and then apply the information from the project to an in class “open brain” quiz to review the content.
File Includes:
• Project Handout
• Project grading sheet
• In class “Open Brain” Quiz & Quiz answer key (can be emailed to you upon request)
• Example images of completed projects
*All files are editable
Materials Needed: Textbooks and laptops or computer lab acce
9th - 12th
Biology, Forensics, Psychology
CER Practice Claim Evidence and Reasoning Activity Crime Scene Forensic Science
Are you looking for an engaging activity to easily introduce your students to claim evidence reasoning (CER), and scientific explanations? Students will love this forensic science crime scene investigation where they write up their findings using the claim evidence reasoning CER format. What will students be doing during this forensic science claim evidence reasoning CER practice activity? They will observe a crime sceneAnalyze the police report and forensic reports Record their observations
7th - 10th
English Language Arts, Forensics, Science
DNA Fingerprinting/DNA Profiling Activity: Learn & Model - NO PREP!
Model DNA Fingerprinting/DNA Profiling with this digital resource! Your students will walk through the Three Steps of making a DNA Fingerprint. Then they use what they learned to create four DNA Fingerprints and solve a murder case! All learning and instructions for the activity are included on the slides for them - truly no prep! Students can complete the activity on their own - or work in pairs. Resource includes: How are DNA Fingerprints Made? Fourteen interactive Google Slides that teach
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-LS1-1
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Forensics Project: Make a Murder in Miniature & be the CSI on the Crime Scene!
This Forensic Science project allows students to show off all of the CSI skills they have learned in a Forensics course. They are tasked with creating and processing their own mini murder scene. Resource IncludesFull Teaching guide with detailed instructions Detailed rubric for the Diorama, Written portion and PresentationGoogle Slide presentation: 18 slides designed to show students - full of tips, Dos and Don'ts, example projects (both good examples and poor examples)Sample Student Presentati
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Also included in: Forensic Science BUNDLE - Projects, Labs, Activities
Forensics Science Criminal Profiling Project
This forensic science project over criminal behavior and profiling has students research an infamous criminal's life story to determine if they were considered a sociopath, psychopath, and analyze their MO during their crime spree. They will utilize a 100-point rubric to research information like (but not limited to):*The criminal's home life *Traumatic events in the criminal's past *Details of the crime or crimes committed, and how the criminal hid their atrocities. *Details about the MO of
10th - 12th
Forensics, Psychology, Science
Forensic Explosives Evidence Lesson: Slides, Notes, Project, Test! NO PREP
Teach your students Forensics Explosive Evidence with this no prep resource! Students learn about explosives and five different types of bombs, while recording what they learn in their guided notes. They will then do a research presentation about a chosen bombing event. Resource includes: Two ways to teach about Forensic Explosives: A Google Slide set that is student independent, or use the Google Slide set that is designed for lecture. 22 Slides of information! Guided notes for students to rec
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
NGSS
HS-ETS1-2
Forensics: Mock Crime Scene Project Outline with Handouts
This is a culminating project for a Forensics course or unit. Crime scenes are set up and the students play the role of Crime Scene Investigators to process the scene. The actual crime scene processing takes place in one day and the entire project can take up to 7 depending on your schedule.
The following handouts are included in this document:
Project Outline
Evaluation Rubric
Field Kit Inventory
Photograph Log
Evidence Log
Test Requisition
Test Results template
Case File Template
5 Possible
10th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Bacteria Gram Stain Microbiology Unit
Gram Stain Unit Bundle: a complete, ready-to-use microbiology unit for high school Biology, AP Biology, and Biomedical Science courses. Teaching gram staining? This bundle has everything in one place, so you're not piecing together resources from scratch. Includes:Bacteria Model Project with rubricGram Stain Guided Notes & PowerPointGram Stain Card SortGram Stain Virtual Lab WorksheetWeek-long teaching sequenceStudents move through the unit using multiple formats , direct instruction, hands-on
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Biology, Forensics
Forensics Science Serial Killer Research Project
This forensic science project over serial killers has students research their chosen serial killer to explain how the killer's fantasy, environmental, and biological factors played a role in the killer's actions. It works well after a lesson on criminal profiling. They will utilize a 100-point rubric to research information like (but not limited to):*The criminal's home life *Traumatic events in the criminal's past *Details of the crime or crimes committed, and how the criminal hid their atroc
10th - 12th
Forensics, Psychology, Science
claim evidence reasoning practice crime scene investigation middle school CER
Are you looking for an engaging crime scene worksheet activity to easily introduce your middle school students to claim evidence reasoning (CER), and scientific explanations? Students will love this forensic science solve the case CSI investigation where they write up their findings using the claim evidence reasoning CER format to solve the case of the sabotaged robot. What will students be doing during this forensic science claim evidence reasoning CER practice activity? They will observe a
7th - 10th
English Language Arts, Forensics, Science
DNA Fingerprinting/DNA Profiling Lesson: Slides + Notes + Review Questions
Teach your students how CSI use DNA Evidence in Forensic Investigations! How are DNA Fingerprints used to solve crime? NO PREP - flexible for digital and in-class use. 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 DNA FingerprintUsing DNA when there is no body Post Conviction DNA Testing - mention of th
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
Forensic Science Mock Crime Scene Final Project
This Forensic Science Mock Crime Scene Project is designed to allow students to showcase their understanding of the past year WITHOUT you having to create multiple time-consuming, elaborate, and often expensive mock crime scenes. This project puts the burden of evidence back onto the student to create a crime scene that includes multiple areas of learning AND AN ANSWER KEY, requires students to utilize their knowledge of crime scenes, evidence collection, and analysis, and has students demonst
10th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Forensic Toxicology Project | Celebrity Deaths
This forensic toxicology presentation project has students research a celebrity death that can be attributed to a drug overdose. They are asked to identify the drug in question, the origin of the drug, the schedule of the drug, the effects of the drug on the body and brain, and research into the life of the celebrity. The students dive right into this project with enthusiasm every single year. It is one of my highest grade performers annually! This product includes:*Presentation rubric (out of
10th - 12th
Forensics, Psychology, Science
Also included in: Forensic Toxicology Drug Analysis and Blood Alcohol Content Bundle
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
Forensics 'Innocence Project' Project: Importance of DNA Evidence | NO PREP
This Forensics Project demonstrates the power of DNA testing as evidence. 100% NO PREP! It will give students the chance to learn about the work of the Innocence Project: a non-profit group that helps people who have been wrongfully imprisoned. The Innocence Project has led to nearly 400 people being released from prison, some of them even from death row. Most of the exonerations are due to post-conviction DNA testing, which was not available at the time of the trial. The Innocence Project ob
9th - 12th
Forensics, Science
Also included in: High School Forensics Curriculum for One Semester (1/2 year)
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