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Forensics projects $5-10
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
Forensics Blood Spatter Lab - Students Learn by Doing!
This Forensics Blood Spatter lab is then designed to let students experiment with the different Low and Medium Velocity blood spatter patterns that can be generated in various crime scene scenarios. We then use what they have learned through experience, and their own pictures, to go into detail about how much information we can learn about a crime though Blood Spatter patterns.The Lab packet itself is digital! The resource includes a link that will prompt students to make a copy of a Google Doc
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Science BUNDLE - Projects, Labs, Activities
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 demonstrat
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10th - 12th
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FORENSIC SCIENCE
{ Forensic Science Crime Scene Analysis Physical Science Stations Forensic Science Project }
Hook your students into science by investigating a crime scene and solving The Case of the Vandalized Wall.
Someone has vandalized the school wall and lots of evidence has been left at the scene. It appears the suspect walked through the mud leaving a trail of footprints and jumped a fence ripping their clothing. A piece of gum, a comb, a crumpled piece of paper and a tissue are all at the crime sce
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4th - 8th
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Forensics Case Study Project
Case studies are a great way to join concepts taught in Forensics and Criminal Law classes with real life cases. Netflix's documentary Making a Murderer showcases one of the most controversial criminal cases of all time and is sure to get your students TALKING! This 10-assignment case study project is designed to supplement the Netflix documentary Making a Murder (10 episodes; season 1) and features an assignment for each episode that engages students and ultimately sets the stage for your stude
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10th - 12th
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Crash! Using Percent Composition to Solve a Criminal Investigation
Your students will love this activity! Stoichiometry, chemical formulas, empirical formulas, and percent composition will soon be your students favorite topics after they complete this lesson.
The purpose of this lab is to help students understand how percent composition data can be used to solve criminal investigations. This particular case involves a murder on a plane shortly before the plane ends up crashing. Students must correctly identify the murderer, the murder victim, and the crim
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7th - 12th
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Fractured Fairytale Crime Scenes
In this assignment students will create a presentation of a mock crime scene based on a fairytale. Each crime will include characters from common fairytales. Students will include evidence to create a crime scene scenario. The assignment is organized into two main projects. The first part of the assignment involves creating a presentation of the crime. The second part of the assignment is a narrative story that explains the actual crime scene.
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5th - 9th
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Forensic Arson Project PBL
Are you ready to take your forensic science classroom to the next level? If you are looking for an amazing, hands-on arson project and you are brave enough to let out the inner arsonist in your students, this Forensic Arson PBL experience is for you.This is the project that my students look forward to all year long. They have the opportunity to become the arsonist to create a crime scene and then put their CSI knowledge to the test as they analyze another crime scene created by their peers. T
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9th - 12th
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Also included in: HUGE Forensic Science Bundle
Forensics: Cyber Crime Student Projects
Engage your students in the world of cybercrime with this student-centered project. Given 30 high-level topics, your students will pick 3, conduct research, and create a visual presentation to demonstrate their cohesive understanding of their chosen topics. A teacher grading rubric, peer review sheets, and student checklist are included! Be sure to include 2-3 days of time for research, and 1-2 days for in-class presentations.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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True Crime Research Project (Final Project/End of Semester Project/Easy/No Prep)
True Crime Research Project (Final Project/End of Semester Project/Easy/No Prep)Have your students apply what they have learned throughout the year/semester, as they research a famous or well known True Crime case. In this purchase you receive the complete teacher instructions, points breakdown, rubric, 34 case summaries for students to preview, a research and planning document, a vocabulary list, and an extra credit assignment. All of the cases have either a documentary, podcast, episode of Dat
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9th - 12th
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5-Day Criminal Profiling Activities-Psychology & Forensics: Grades 9, 10, 11, 12
This over 30 paged resource is a good tool to help students understand criminal profiling. Students are encouraged to collaborate as a team of criminal profilers rather than focusing on serial killers and other serial criminals.There is a 5-day resource, including:Day 1: Introduction to Criminal ProfilingDay 2: Case Study AnalysisDay 3: The Psychology of Serial OffendersDay 4: ProfilingDay 5: Presentation and DiscussionThere are also worksheets with answers that focus on:Criminal Profiling and
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Forensic Science: Crime Scene Processing Project
This Forensics Crime Scene Project is a fun, creative way for students to demonstrate their learning of how to process a crime scene, document evidence, and collect evidence. I use this project at the end of my Crime Scene Basics Unit as an assessment. Student groups will create a Crime Scene. Then they take on the roles of CSI experts! Their goal is to create a How-To video, as if teaching new CSI students how to properly process a crime scene.There are two Rubrics to choose from:Simple Rubric:
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9th - 12th
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HS-ETS1-2
Also included in: Forensic Science Crime Scene Basics Unit BUNDLE
Intro to Forensics Career Exploration STEM Challenge (distance learning)
If you have students who love a good mystery, this Intro to Forensics Career Exploration Challenge is just what you need! In this self-guided distance learning career exploration mini course teenage students will see a day in the life of diverse forensics professionals, understand what the career entails, practice skills needed to succeed as a forensic scientist, and test drive forensics careers through online and inquiry-based activities. Delivered in interactive GoogleSlides and PDF formats, i
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6th - 10th
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MS-LS2-2
Also included in: STEM Challenge Bundle: 28 STEM career exploration mini courses
Careers in Forensic Science Project
For this project, students choose from a list of possible careers within the field of forensics. Using the internet, students research this career and then compile their research in a powerpoint presentation. Students then have the opportunity to teach the class about the career they have chosen to research. Careers range from a forensic investigator to a forensic psychologist to a cyber crime analyst and everything in between!This project can be used during an introduction unit or as an end
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7th - 12th
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Serial Killer Student Projects
With this project, your students will select from some of the world's most prolific and well-known serial killers, and will immerse themselves in the world of forensic behavioral analysis and research. Students are asked to complete a research paper and PowerPoint, and are provided a detailed outline to ensure that their research is completed in its entirety, and gives a thorough overview of their selected serial killer. A teacher rubric for grading student projects and presentations is includ
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9th - 12th, Adult Education
Bundle: "The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez" Case Study and Final Project
This is a unit I ended my Intro to Forensic Science class with. They got to choose to listen to a podcast series or watch a Netflix docuseries. This bundle includes:Editable episode guides that have comprehension and analysis questions for students to answer as they watch each episode of the Netflix docuseries "The Trials of Gabriel Fernandez." The series investigates the tragic death of an 8-year-old California boy who endured horrific abuse by his mother and her boyfriend, along with the fr
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10th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Behavior Analysis Project - Forensics
Students will:Conduct a detailed analysis of the behavioral aspects of a chosen criminal case within the categories of arson, rape, murder, bombings, or pedophilia. Explore the motives, patterns, and behaviors exhibited by the criminal to understand the psychology behind the crime.The project consists of 5 approaches to do this project. You can have students do an overview on all 5 approaches with a different crime for each, or you can have student go in depth and do all 5 approaches on one crim
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11th - 12th
Arson Project
This project combines research on arson, hands-on construction of a model house, and a fire investigation activity where students analyze the fire's origin to understand arson investigation techniques. The Google Doc is linked throughout to different sections of the document, there is a rubric within the Doc, and there are places within the Doc for students to type responses to questions posed in the Tasks.
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11th - 12th
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Integumentary System Disorder Poster Project
This is an excellent project for your high school students to explore an integumentary system disorder of their choice! Students choose a disorder and research the causes, symptoms, current treatments, and the impact that it has on an individual's quality of life. I like to require my students to create a scientific poster and present to peers in a poster session similar to research posters presented at a conference. My students love learning more about skin disorders and being able to share wha
Cybercrime Project Bundle
Students will create a presentation over a specific cybercrime. This project averages any where between 4-5 days in a 55 minute class. This project comes with instructions for the Cybercrime Project, a grading rubric, and a student project self reflection survey. Students learn how various cybercrimes have emerged throughout history and explain how their cybercrimes have been highlighted in movies as well as TV shows.
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Career Research Project: Creating a job fair style poster
In this Forensic Career Research Project, your students with get an introduction to 16 different forensic careers. They will begin by selecting and researching 1 career to dive deep in to, but by the end of the gallery walk reflection, each student will have the full knowledge of all 16 careers. I typically give my students 4 class periods to complete the poster and 2 class periods to complete the gallery walk reflection. Everything included in this project:- PDF Research Project student paper-
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7th - 12th
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Mock Crime Scene Bundle (editable)
This bundle includes everything needed to support a physical crime scene set up in your school. This particular story takes place in a greenhouse and requires tape (for body outline), fake blood (or blood splatter photo), shovel, dirt, and any miscellaneous items. However, it could be easily edited to your location and supplies on hand.Included in the bundle:Powerpoint with backstory. Will be filled in by students with answers, crime scene photos, crime scene sketch, and hypothesis.Profiles for
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9th - 12th
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Build-a-Human Project Anatomy & Physiology
Your Anatomy students will design, plan, and execute a “body plan” to create a 3D life-sized human model. They will determine which organs are the most important and which can be eliminated as they prepare to represent hundreds of essential body parts. This is a WHOLE CLASS project designed to test their mastery of the body as well as their ability to collaborate and manage a large project. Get every single one of your A&P students engaged in this class project at the end of the year!This do
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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Anatomical Directional , Anatomy Project Based Learning, 11, Directions
Are you starting anatomical directional terminology, regional terms, and body planes? This project is perfect for student engagement on direction terms. Engage your students now with a dynamic and interactive anatomy lesson with the Anatomy Terms Video Project. This comprehensive project allows students to demonstrate their understanding of anatomical orientation through a creative video presentation using human-like objects or chosen individuals.What's Included:Detailed educator guide outlining
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