BUNDLE Impressions Unit: Tool Marks, Footwear, Bite Marks
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NGSSHS-ETS1-2
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I separated this unit into "stations" for the whole topic of "impressions". Students loved the labs!
I loved these resources. It is a good mix of digital and hands on activities - teaches them about the concepts!
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Bundle and SAVE on all of the Science of Curiosity teaching resources about Odontology/Bite Mark evidence, Tool Mark evidence and Footwear Impression evidence!
This Bundle includes:
- Bite Mark Evidence Notes & Review: 20 Interactive Google Slides teach students about Forensic Odontology and bite mark evidence. Includes student notes sheet, full answer key, and 10 question Google Form review/assessment. NO PREP!
- Problems with Bite Mark Evidence: Video Guide: This video guide prompts students to answer open ended questions about the case of Robert Stinson, a young man wrongly convicted of murder based on a single bite mark. NO PREP!
- Forensic Odontology (Bite Mark) Activities: Digital and Hands On! There are two parts to this Bite Mark activity: Digital and Hands on. First, they practice their skills of bite mark analysis using digital overlays to solve a case. Then, challenge your students with a fun, hands-on Bite Mark activity! Students will make their own bite marks, and then identify an unknown bite mark!
- Footwear Impressions Evidence Notes and Review: Students work through interactive Google Slides to complete their notes. There are a few activities embedded in the slides: Students experience how height is mathematically related to stride length and footprint length. And they practice photographing footwear evidence.
- Footwear Impressions - Three Activities!: Three fun activities that allow students to practice their skills as a footwear impressions analyst.
- Forensic Tool Mark Impression Evidence: Google Slides + Notes + Review Questions: NO PREP: Students complete the guided notes while going through the interactive Google Slide deck. Then test their knowledge with the Google Form review questions.
- Two Forensic Tool Mark Impression Activities : Digital and Hands On!: Two Activities: One is digital (no prep) and student independent, the other is hands on! Two versions of the hands on activity - one fast and one that takes more time.
- Impressions Evidence Review Game: A super fun whole-class review game that allows teams to compete against each other with some wacky twists and turns!
- Unit Assessment: 25 Multiple Choice questions on a self grading Google Form
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NGSSHS-ETS1-2
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