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Forensics homework for Google Apps
Case Study OJ Simpson and The Seven S's of Crime Scene Investigation Basics
DIGITAL OR PRINT RESOURCE In this Cross Curricular Active Reading Case Study the focus is on OJ Simpson and the mishandled evidence in the murder investigation of Nicole Brown Simpson & Ronald Goldman. Students will look at the Seven S's of Crime Scene Investigation and explore how the collection, storage, and faulty investigation led to the eventual exoneration of Simpson. Use this Active Reading Case study as a supplement to your unit on crime scene investigation, as homework or as quick
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Forensics Active Reading Case Study BUNDLE
Case Study Atlanta Child Murders Wayne Williams Hair Fibers PRINT and DIGITAL
DIGITAL OR PRINT RESOURCE POST or PRINT & GO! In this Cross-Curricular Active Reading Case Study, the focus is on HAIR & FIBERS. Students will study thefamous case of The Atlanta Child Murders and how trace evidence was able to connect Wayne Williams to the victims. Active Reading Case Studies can be used in a variety of ways: ➩Attention-Grabbing Introduction to the Unit ➩ Supplement to Forensic Topics ➩Enrichment & Extension Activity to challenge students who need more ➩Quick &
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensics Active Reading Case Study BUNDLE
FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY Salem Witch Trials LEGENDS & LORE SERIES
SCIENCE, ENGLISH, & HISTORY Collide in this Cross-Curricular Active Reading the focus is on TOXICOLOGY. as students study the history and lore of THE SALEM WITCH TRIALS and how forensic toxicology may have the answer to why witches were blamed for cursing young girls. This resource will be the perfect addition to your forensic chemistry and toxicology unit, a unit on The Crucible, or early settlements of the Americas! The Legends & Lore Series can be used in a variety of ways: * Att
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8th - 11th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
John Dillinger Fingerprints Forensics Case Legends and Lore PRINT and DIGITAL
Forensics & DISTANCE LEARNING In this Cross Curricular Active Reading Legends & Lore article the focus is on Fingerprints. History, English & Science collide as students study the infamous gangster John Dillinger and his attempts to alter his fingerprints. This is the perfect addition to your fingerprint unit! The Legends & Lore Series can be used in a variety of ways: * Attention Grabbing Introduction to the Unit * Supplement to Forensic Topics * Enrichment & Ext
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
BALLISTICS St. Valentine's Day Massacre Legends and Lore Article
Forensics, Ballistics & DISTANCE LEARNING This Cross-Curricular Active Reading Legends & Lore article focuses on prohibition, gangster activity & Ballistics. History, English & Science collide as students study the 1929 VALENTINES DAY MASSACRE and how Dr. Goddard and ballistics played a key role in piecing together the tragic events of 2/14/1929. This resource will be the perfect addition to your forensic ballistic unit or as a holiday activity.Resources in the Legends & L
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY Finding Anastasia Romanov LEGENDS & LORE SERIES
PRINT & DIGITAL This Cross-Curricular Active Readingarticle focuses on the FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY & IDENTIFICATION OF HUMAN REMAINS used in uncovering what happened to Anastasia Romanov after the execution of her family in 1918. History & Science collide as students are introduced to how science can be used to solve a century-old case. This resource will be the perfect addition to your forensic anthropology unit or a Body, Bugs & Bones unit, or a unit on the Russian Revolution.Re
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Genetics Writing Prompts
Want to improve your students' science literacy? Included are 10 genetics writing prompts on the following topics:1. Scientific Method- Inheritance 2. DNA3. Meiosis- Crossing over4. Blood Types5. Gel Electrophoresis6. Chromosomes7. Colorblindness8. Mutations9. Cloning10. Pedigree Charts Why use writing prompts? All students need to improve their writing skills, especially english language learners. I created these writing prompts specifically for my ELL students. Writing is typically one of the
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7th - 10th
Also included in: Biology Writing Prompts Year Long Bundle
BALLISTICS The Magic Bullet and JFK Assassination Legends and Lore Article
Forensics, History & English Collide in this Cross-Curricular Active Readingarticle focusing on the ballistics used in President John F. Kennedy's Assassination and the Magic Bullet History & Science collide as students are introduced to how ballistics can be used to solve a case. And how science can explain some of the seemingly odd phenomena surrounding this particular case. This resource will be the perfect addition to your forensic ballistics unit, or a History Unit on the 1960s.Re
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Intro to Forensic Science Review Worksheet & Key *includes a digital version
This Intro to Forensic Science Review Worksheet contains a Crossword Puzzle with 43 questions and 3 Short Answer essay questions. * Your purchase includes a 2-page student worksheet and a 2-page teacher answer key. Worksheet and Answer Key comes as both PDF and editable .docx file.* It also includes a 1-page PDF with links to the Google Doc version of the worksheet and a link to an interactive website so students can complete the crossword puzzle on the computer and submit their answers to you v
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Intro to Forensic Science Unit Bundle
Gel Electrophoresis Interactive Biotechnology Lesson DISTANCE LEARNING
This activity is ready for distance learning! This is a NO PREP LESSON designed for students to learn about DNA Profiling in distance learning. The Google Slides contain preloaded templates which ask students to type, draw, drag and drop various icons to simulate the “cutting” process with restriction enzymes and the separation of DNA fragments in gel electrophoresis. Start your lesson by showing your students the video directions and then let them take off! Students will review the basics of
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9th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-LS3-1
, HS-PS2-6
Cannibalism at Jamestown Anthropology Legends and Lore DIGITAL and PRINT
Forensics, Anthropology & DISTANCE LEARNING In this Cross-Curricular Active Reading Legends & Lore article the focus is on ANTHROPOLOGY. History, English & Science collide as students study the legend of cannibalism at Jamestown Settlement and how the discovery of "Jane" changed everything! This resource will be the perfect addition to your forensic anthropology unit! The Legends & Lore Series can be used in a variety of ways: * Attention-Grabbing Introduction to the Unit
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY Beethoven's Murderous Metal LEGENDS & LORE SERIES
Forensics, Chemistry, Music, History & ELA all collide in this Cross-Curricular Active Reading article focusing on the great composter Beethoven and the cause of his early death. History, The Arts, English & Science collide as students study the potential causes of Beethoven's physical ailments and early death including lead poisoning. This resource will be the perfect addition to your forensic chemistry & toxicology unit.Resources in the Legends & Lore Series can be used in a va
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
What Killed King Tut Legends and Lore Article PRINT and DIGITAL
Forensics, History & DISTANCE LEARNING who could want more? This Cross-Curricular Active Reading Legends & Lore article focuses on the FORENSIC ANTHROPOLOGY & DNA ANALYSIS used in uncovering the cause of King Tut's early death. History & Science collide as students are introduced to how anthropology can be used to solve a case. And how science can explain some of the seemingly odd phenomena surrounding this particular case. This resource will be the perfect addition to your for
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Course The ENTIRE WISEflamingo Forensics Product Line
Examination of the News Media: Determining Bias and Spin in Media
In this activity students will analyze multiple news sources from various mediums to determine the advantages, disadvantages, bias, and spin of each news source and medium. Students will gain a better appreciation for the editorializing of news by various sources and how important it is to consume news that is unbiased.
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9th - 12th
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Forensic Science Article: Crime Scene Processing/Sub Plans
Crime scene sketches, eyewitness reports, investigation mistakes...this real life crime story will have your students engaged! This quick easy filler assignment can be used as sub plans, homework or a lesson during the glass unit or crime scene processing unit in Forensic Science. Your students will be so intrigued to read about the night that bullets struck the White House and the secret service failed to respond! The article provides a detailed reconstruction of the events and highlights the c
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8th - 12th
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Karyotype Practice Problems (Diploid and Haploid)
Do your students need a little practice with the terms somatic cell, gamete, diploid and haploid? This quick worksheet (2 pages) reviews the terms and then has students analyze data and images to apply the terms! They also apply the terms to two given karyotypes. A key is provided.
What Should Take Priority? Budget/Government Spending Activity
In this activity students will look at four big national and international problems and start to consider how a government attempts to tackle those issues with finite resources. This is a short activity that is meant to be thought-provoking and evoke quality classroom discussion.
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9th - 12th
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Current Events in Forensic Science - Class Blog
It is always interesting to read about how a crime has been solved. Each week we will be sharing media events that have occurred in forensics. A student will be assigned a different week to look for an interesting current crime news article. The student will hand in a synopsis and post the article on our class blog for all to read. Additionally the student will initiate a discussion by providing a question to be addressed by all students in the class. It is hoped that through this weekly activit
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9th - 12th
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Who's hair is it?!? - an activity with a focus on using hair for evidence!
Lesson Overview: In this activity, students will use information about the suspect’s hair and day-to-day life to determine which suspect is actually guilty in the murder of Lily - which woman wanted Lily’s husband? This is done through examination of hair samples and reading about each of the five suspects, with two guided data tables to help students organize data. Four conclusion questions follow, with five additional review questions about the properties of hair. This one-day assignment is st
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11th - 12th
Case Study Forensic Botany
This is an excellent case study analysis that demonstrates the role of botany in forensic science. It makes an excellent homework assignment and can be easily used during distance learning.
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9th - 12th
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Electrophoresis (DIGITAL) Questions & Practice
Great Pre-lab or summary lesson for Electrophoresis & Biotechnology. Students will read how and why the technology works, answer questions based on the reading, and manipulate DRAG/DROP items to correctly place lines on where they should appear on the electrophoresis gel image. There is a VIDEO LINK to help support understanding of the concepts and a video for instructions how to do the last few drag/drop activities. GREAT SUB LESSON since the videos explain info and instructions w/ great de
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Case Study Hair and Fiber
After viewing the first 20 minutes of "The New Detectivs: Shreds of Evidence" students are asked to reflect on the implications of the Wayne Williams case as it pertains to the use of fiber as evidence. This is great activity for distance learning and can also be used as an emergency sub plan. A key is included.
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9th - 12th
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Biotechnology: Plasmid Mapping, RE's, and Gel Electrophoresis Interactive
Use this interactive for a quick check for understanding of basic principles of biotechnology. With this editable template, you can modify the lesson for what concepts you need to check. Students will be given directions on each slide and will drag and drop images to the correctly placement on each slide. This set includes teachers slides with key and student slides. For AP Biology, use this as a quick check before you dive into the actual labs or even afterwards to see if they understood the ba
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9th - 12th
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Cells at Work Study Guide Volume 3
This is a set of questions that follows along with the manga Cells at Work Volume 3, by Akane Shimizu. It is a great study aid for anatomy and physiology students of all grades. Plus, it's a fun read!
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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