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Forensics activities $5-10
Classroom Murder Mystery Activity - Virtual Option Available
Engage your students in a murder mystery game in the classroom or virtually!I use this lesson before starting my mystery unit and the students love it. They enjoy taking on the roles of the characters, and they enjoy the competition and challenge of trying to find the assailant. *I say assailant because I changed my version up slightly so the victim is in a coma rather than deceased***New!!! I've included a virtual option for both versions of this mystery. Perfect for distance learning. This mea
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Classroom Mystery Bundle
First Day of School - I Am Unique Fingerprint Writing Activity
Prepare yourself for back to school with these "all about me" fingerprints! Each student can showcase how unique and wonderful they are!Choose 1 of the 3 fingerprint templates. (loop, whorl, arch). Students write about themselves on the lines of the fingerprint.This is perfect for the first week of school. This can be used in English, Art, Science, or any other subject. Students can share their fingerprints to find out how awesome their peers are.Bonus: includes 8 writing prompts!UPDATE! Ther
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4th - 12th
CHRISTMAS Crime Scene Investigation Activity | Winter Activities | ELF Enigma
Looking to add a little HOLIDAY Differentiation to your classroom? Hoping to keep it fun, yet academic? Check out this engaging and very popular Elf C.S.I. Activity!Students will love inferring and using deductive logic as they follow the Crime Scene Protocol and unlock the mystery of the Elf Enigma.Do you need a digital version of this activity? Click on the link belowELF ENIGMA - Digital VersionThis Christmas/Holiday Activity is an engaging hands-on workshop that’s super easy to set up. Looki
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4th - 6th
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Microscope CSI Forensics Lab
Whodunnit? This immersive mascot mystery requires a few microscopes and a scientific eye as students view various residues while they act like detectives and try to determine who the culprit is! This lab is easy to implement using household items such as garlic powder, salt, baby powder, sugar, sand and flour. WHAT'S INCLUDED in this 1-2 DAY LESSON:• 14 NON-EDITABLE PDF handouts with student and teacher directions• Accompanying PowerPoint• Answer keySTUDENTS WILL:• Examine various residues unde
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5th - 11th
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MS-ETS1-2
, MS-ETS1-4
, MS-ETS1-1
, MS-ETS1-3
CSI - Crime Scene Forensics Escape Room
Students use forensic evidence, teamwork, and critical thinking to solve this CSI Crime scene escape room. In the activities, students analyze 4 different pieces of forensic evidence (fingerprints, shoe prints, unknown powder, and pen samples) and keep track of evidence and suspects. They use their power of observations to “crack the case” and prove their innocence by figuring out who really committed the crime. Great for a science class, forensics class, or just for fun!!**CLICK HERE for a t
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5th - 7th
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CSI: Crime Science Digital Escape Room No Prep Forensic Activity
In this no prep digital escape room activity, students solve a CSI: Crime Scene mystery using forensic science and critical thinking. In the no prep activities, students analyze 4 different pieces of evidence (fingerprints, shoe prints, unknown powder, and pen samples) and keep track of evidence and suspects. They use their power of observations to “crack the case” and prove their innocence by figuring out who really committed the crime.This activity can be done all at once in the format of an e
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4th - 7th
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Forensics Fun - Murder Mystery for Middle School: Getty Palace Hotel
There has been a murder the old historic hotel in downtown. The concierge has been found dead in the basement elevator. Your detective team has been assigned to the case. Can you solve the murder?Click here to save 20% on our TRIO Murder Mystery BundleUsing their skills critical thinking skills, deductive reasoning, and team work, the Junior Crime Detectives work in partnerships or teams to solve the murder mystery.Everything you need for your Junior Detectives is included in this kit including
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6th - 9th
Classroom Murder Mystery Activity II
*Updated! Now includes virtual option an alternate version so one class won't give spoilers to another.Engage your students in a murder mystery game in the classroom! I use this lesson before starting my mystery unit and the students love it. They enjoy taking on the roles of the characters, and they enjoy the competition and challenge of trying to identify the murderer.This is not a sequel to the original murder mystery product. This mystery includes brand new characters and a new setting!Produ
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Classroom Mystery Bundle
Forensic Science Murder Mystery Activity Vol. 1
In this activity students are given a murder mystery scenario and they ask questions to solve the murder mystery. One student, the “know-it-all” has the crime information and solution. The “know-it-all” can only answer their questions with the following answers: Yes. No. I don’t know. Please rephrase your question. That’s irrelevant. This encourages imagination and reasoning skills. There are 25 pages (one page per scenario) - just print it, cut it in half, and play. The presentation pdf is
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8th - 12th
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Crime Scene Investigation | Reading Mystery | Forensics | Inference
Are you looking for an engaging activity that will help your students better understand deductive logic and reasoning? Crime Scene Investigation is a great theme that teaches all the skills of critical thinking in a fun and interesting way!Investigate the Basics of CSI with this exciting differentiated resource!Ready-to-Go Printables! Easy Prep Go completely DIGITAL with this version! Click the link below to PREVIEWCrime Scene Basics for GOOGLE DriveThis workshop takes about 2 to 2 1/2 hours to
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4th - 6th
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The Mystery of the Lost Colony of Roanoke Primary Sources Research Activity
This engaging Social Studies lesson about the "Lost Colony" of Roanoke mixes history and forensic science for a hands on approach to learning about the first English colony in the New World. Students examine and analyze primary sources as evidence and use critical thinking skills to come up with 4 of their own theories to explain the disappearance of the Roanoke Colony in 1587. This download includes 3 versions of the activity: Stations - Cut out the evidence (primary sources) and place in manil
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4th - 7th
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Digital Escape Room Forensics 7S's Crime Scene Investigation Distance Learning
DIGITAL RESOURCE What better way to kick off your unit on crime scene investigating than with a murder mystery? This digital escape room teaches students the basic procedures of investigating a crime using the SEVEN S's mnemonic device. This NO PREP digital activity has students solve The Case of The Murdered Millionaire while uncovering the forensic science content. The digital escape room will automatically record student progress for you>>> NO GRADING! A step-by-step teacher gui
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Science The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
CSI Forensics 2 Escape Room
In this hands on escape room activity, students solve a forensic mystery using science, teamwork, and critical thinking. In the crime scene activities, students analyze 4 different pieces of evidence and keep track of evidence and suspects. They use their power of observations to “crack the case” and determine which suspect is guilty.This activity can be done all at once in the format of an escape room to try to “beat the clock” – about 45 minutes to complete or it can be broken up into differ
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4th - 8th
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Sheep Brain Dissection Lab: Structures & Functions of the Central Nervous System
This brain dissection lab and worksheets are a great no-prep activity for Biology and Anatomy students to learn about the external and internal structures of the brain. Just add brains! Dissection instructions, student lab worksheets, diagrams, and a crossword for assessment are all included.*Digital student pages are now included for easy use in 1:1 classrooms or during distance learning. A dissection video demonstration is also included.Terms addressed: cerebrum, frontal lobe, parietal lobe
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10th - 12th
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Cardiovascular System Lab Activity: Sheep Heart Dissection
This dissection lab is a great no-prep activity for Biology and Anatomy students to learn about anatomy and physiology of the human heart. Dissection instructions, student lab worksheets, and diagrams, and a quiz are all included. Teaching virtually? All student pages come in digital form for Google Classroom(TM) or any other online platforms that use Google Slides.*Please note: This lab is included in my Circulatory System Unit and my Full Anatomy Curriculum.Terms addressed: auricles, inter
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10th - 12th
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HS-LS1-2
Five Senses Lesson Inquiry Lab Activity - Senses Stations for High School
This 9-station student-directed lab is a great low-prep activity for Anatomy or upper-level Biology students to learn about the anatomy and physiology of the senses including hearing, vision, touch, balance, taste, and smell. Student instructions, lab worksheets, and diagrams are all included.*Student worksheets are now also included in digital format for use in Google Classroom or any other online platforms that use Google Slides.Senses and terms addressed:Touch- Two-point discrimination, free
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10th - 12th
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HS-LS1-2
Human Blood Typing Lab - No PREP Virtual Lesson with BONUS Editable Quiz
Don't have the chemicals or equipment to do a blood typing lab? Teaching students through distance learning? Try this NO PREP resource that your students will love and learn from. In this activity, students visualize how agglutination occurs in blood typing tests by working on various interactive pre-lab questions in Google Slides. Students are then introduced to a crime and two suspects. The objective in this lab is to have students determine the blood types from blood samples taken from the su
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8th - 12th
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Blood Alcohol Content Calculation Lab | Forensic Toxicology
This forensic toxicology lab, Who Was Drunk?, has students determine the blood alcohol content (BAC) of 4 different teenagers who were involved in a car wreck. Students use dice to create the characteristics needed (body size, sex, drink type, number of drinks) to complete their calculations. Then, students will calculate the BAC of each teenager, the effects the BAC has on their bodies, and read about additional information that may contribute to the teenager's BAC levels. The lab has 3 section
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10th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Toxicology Drug Analysis and Blood Alcohol Content Bundle
BUNDLE Forensics Tire Impression Evidence Unit - Notes, Activities, Test!
A comprehensive unit to teach your students about Forensic Tire Impression Evidence. Perfect for distance learning, in class, or a hybrid situation. Students work through interactive Google Slides that teach them 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 of these can be used as Forensic Evidence!Wh
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Entomology Station Activity- Print and Digital
Get your students engaged in FORENSIC ENTOMOLOGY with this NO-PREP, station review activity. These 10 stations are ready to implement and DIFFERENTIATED for 10 different learning styles! I have included everything that you'll need- just print and go!Need a digital option? No problem! I have also included a digital, Google Slides, version of this resource, making it perfect for distance learning, flipped classrooms, online courses and traditional classrooms.What's Included:⭐10 differentiated stat
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9th - 12th
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Murder Mystery - Newton's Laws of Motion f=ma
Whodunnit?This activity is designed for a single 45 minute class period. However, it can be extended to two class periods (or more) if you want your students to present their findings.The mystery hinges on your students' ability to use the f=ma formula and critical thinking in order to solve the crime, including whodunit and what weapon the perpetrator used. There are other aspects of the case that can be solved, such as the position of the victim just before the attack and the time of the att
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8th - 12th
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Mystery Mania - Diamond Disaster (Evidence and Investigation Review Game)
It's time to solve a mystery! Have your students try out their investigative skills as they examine evidence to determine who stole the legendary diamond of Macamaca. Students will need to compare fingerprints, analyze handwriting, decipher codes, and more, utilizing their forensic knowledge to narrow down their suspect pool and identify the thief. ===============================WHAT YOU GET===============================►CASE FILE BRIEFING ★ Intro to all you need to know to solve the mystery
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Evidence and Investigation Forensics Bundle
Mystery Science | Reading Comprehension | Crime Scene Investigation
Add a little summery C.S.I. fun to your schedule in or out of the classroom. This resource includes a printable (pdf) classroom or distance learning packet AS WELL AS a digital version meant to be used with Google Classroom.Students will love completing logic puzzles, deducting, and inferring as they follow the Crime Scene Protocol and unlock the mystery of the Sabotaged Water SlideThis Deductive Logic Activity is an engaging workshop that’s super easy to set up. It takes approximately 1 1/2 to
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4th - 6th
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End of the Year Activities SPY Day School LAB Theme Day
Are you looking for an engaging theme day to motivate and reward your students while still sneaking in learning? This SPY Themed Day download is perfect for your needs! It has step-by-step instructions, 6 centers, mysteries to solve, and more! Students can learn how to lift fingerprints, make id badges and avoid lasers in order to become secret agents! CHECK OUT THE PREVIEW!**** Watch the SPY VIDEO to turn your classroom into a solving mystery LABPg. 1 CoverPg. 2-4 PlanPg. 5 MaterialsPg. 6 P
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K - 5th
Also included in: End of the Year Theme Days BUNDLED | Activities
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