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Free criminal justice - law games
Courtroom Vocabulary Crossword
Need something quick? Bring some puzzle joy into your classroom. It is perfect for those days when your lesson finishes way earlier than you anticipated or for those early finishers. This puzzle will get your students into the mood for the holiday! Great to have handy just in case!*****************************************************************************Looking for more resources?App CreatorsAssessmentsBiologyChemistryDistance LearningEarth and Space ScienceFall-Themed ResourcesJust for FunPh
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Criminal Justice 2 Vocab-SMACK
Vocab SMACK is an easy, little to no preparation vocabulary review game! It is called many different things across the education realm; however, it is simply the use of some sort of contraption to identify (smack) the vocab word that matches given definitions. In this round of Vocab SMACK, students are reviewing vocabulary learned in their first semester of Criminal Justice 2. This is only simply the background that contains the words. Easy to put up on your projector and read them the definitio
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9th - 12th
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Rules vs Law Classify Activity
This activity is designed for students to classify rules and laws. Download this printable activity and easily cut out for students to match whether it is a rule or law. Follow my teaching and learning journey on Insta: The Student Space*AUSTRALIAN RULES AND LAWS*Victorian Curriculum - Civics and Citizenship - Laws and Citizens - Levels 7 and 8Australian Curriculum - Civics and Citizenship - Level 7 and 8 (ACARA)
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5th - 12th
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Forensics Jeopardy (3 games)
These are links to three different play-online jeopardy games that I created for my Forensic Science classes. Enjoy!
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8th - 12th
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Supreme Court Building Block Puzzle
I created this project as a way to bring in some kinesthetic learning to my Government class! Essentially, a group of students are given a set of 20 building blocks. Each building block contains an excerpt from a famous Supreme Court opinion (ex. Marbury v. Madison, Brown v. Board, etc.). They follow the directions and stack the building blocks into a 4x5 wall. If they do it correctly, the blocks will spell out a funny quote and several important dates. My favorite part about this puzzle is the
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9th - 12th
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The Dark Knight - Types of Crimes Bingo Cards
I came up with this activity as a review game for identifying the different categories of crimes in a High School Law class. I recommend providing rewards for getting bingo like small pieces of candy. It will be easier than you think to get a bingo with the Dark Knight.
Grades:
10th - 12th
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Word Scramble - Criminal Justice 1
Criminal Justice Vocabulary Terms Word Scramble Puzzle.
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7th - 12th
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