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Free 7th grade forensics resources for Microsoft Word
Blood Spatter Detectives Lab
This fun and exciting lab allows students to work in teams of 3 or 4 to determine how changing the distance effects how a drop of blood falls. This lab provides practice with identifying variables and graphing as well as an interesting introduction to forensics. You will notice a rubber stamp icon on the lab sheet. My students know that this means that they must receive a rubber stamp of approval of their hypothesis from me before I will let them proceed with gathering their materials. I play ho
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6th - 10th
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Observation vs Inference Worksheet with Key
Observation vs Inference Worksheet with Key
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6th - 12th
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Internet Dating Thief
This is a forensic science lab focusing on the concept of using deductive reasoning to solve a crime. Students will use critical thinking skills sort related evidence from unrelated evidence and determine who did it. Students can be grouped in teams or individually. Teacher answer sheets are included. No additional supplies needed.
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6th - 9th
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How Much Candy Would Kill You? Video Worksheet LD50 Toxicology Math
This activity is perfect for a Forensic Science Toxicology unit introduction or just a fun math activity right before Halloween!Using the "Reactions" @ACSReactions "How Much Candy Would Kill You?" 3:33 min video (currently on YouTube), students learn about LD50 levels and how that relates to eating too much sugar. Worksheet includes two pre-video questons, six during-video questions, and a post-video activity where they calculate how many mini-sized candy pieces and how many candy corn pieces c
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5th - 12th
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CSI- Thanksgiving Macromolecules
Want a fun science lesson for thanksgiving or even Halloween? This CSI style crime scene allows students to solves a crime, using inquiry skills, while learning about macro-molecules. (Lipids, Proteins and Carbohydrates)
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7th - 12th
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Teacher's Guide: Lab Activity: Investigating a Crime Scene (Virtual Friendly)
This resource is the Teacher's Guide/Notes for "Lab: Investigating a Crime Scene" which is SOLD SEPARATELY. In this lab, students will investigate a mock crime scene and evaluate a mock scenario. All resources you need are provided includingStudent lab sheetCrime scene processing formCrime scene sketch formCrime scene staging resourcesEvidence tagsUse this lab alone, with my Unit 3 Lesson Plan, or get the Complete Unit 3 Resource File that includes:Unit/Daily Lesson PlanUnit 3: PPTLab: Investi
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K - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Liars Beware! Your Body Doesn't Lie. A lab on lying and polygraphs.
This is a forensic science lab on polygraph analysis. An overview of polygraphs and the body language of lying is included as well as a crime scenario. Students are asked to interpret the results of a polygraph analysis to determine if the suspect is guilty of the crime. Questions for review are included.
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6th - 9th
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Deductive Reasoning Game
A fun activity used to help students understand and use deductive reasoning skills to draw a conclusion. Originally this game was used while discussing deductive reason in my Forensic Science class which is essential in criminal cases, but this can be used in any science class.
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7th - 12th
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Heredity and Genetics Unit Test- 7th Grade Science
Want a rigorous unit test based on the common core?
This Unit Test is original and covers common core standards in heredity and genetics!
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7th
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CSI Report Form Template
This is a great template for your kids to fill in for any CSI report or Forensics unit that you teach. It comes as a Word document so that you can edit it to meet the needs of your students.
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5th - 10th
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Forensic Files, Without A Trace
This episode is about poisoning with a cancer causing agent that attacks the liver's DNA. The episode is needed to complete this, but it is available on YouTube. You can also purchase it from Amazon or other video providers.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Files Video Worksheets (20 Included!)
Inertia tower activity
Students use string, index cards and blocks of varying weight to investigate inertia for objects of varying mass.
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5th - 9th
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How observant are you?
This is a question that may be used to test your student's ability to observe and recall information. It is particularly useful when teaching Forensic science where students are required to develop their skills of observation and recall.
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7th - 9th
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Virtual Blood Testing Lab Study Guide
In this activity, students will use an internet textbook resource to virtually test different blood types. The study guide will help them perform the task to collect the necessary background information, follow the procedure, and analyze the collected data. At the conclusion of this activity, each student will be able to print their results as well as their assessment questions/answers.
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7th - 12th
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Properties of Water - CER activity
CER - Claim Evidence Reasoninglab activity Meant to be used for exploration using different liquids that are similar to water. Students must Identify based on their own chosen investigation which unknown substance is water. Other substances could be; rubbing alcohol, hydrogen peroxide, oil, or ammonia. FL sunshine state standards: SC.912.L.18.12
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6th - 9th
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HS-PS1-3
Forensic Analysis Lab - Who poisoned John Doe?
This is a science laboratory activity for 7th-12th grade students. Students will use laboratory observations to solve a case of poisoning! They will test 4 different "poisons," and use their observations as evidence to argue for which suspect was the murderer. This lab is great for students to practice writing clear and concise arguments, using specific evidence. It also allows students to practice handling, cleaning, and labeling glassware.(The materials required for this lab are all safe house
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7th - 12th
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Activity related to the contents of the abdominal quadrants
Structures contained in the four quadrants of the abdomen plus additional bonus classroom activity. Health science, anatomy, medical terminology, life science, high school, homeschool, medical student, CNA. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.
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5th - 12th
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Forensic Forgery
A fun activity to have students think about how people can make forged documents and how precise one has to be to make an exact replica. Students are required to make their own forgery of an original document using a technique to age paper and can compete for the best product!
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6th - 12th
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Arteries and Veins Guided Notes
Guided Notes to follow along with our outstanding BLOOD VESSELS PowerPoint presentation. https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Blood-Vessels-8400503Use this FREE resource as Guided Notes, a Quiz, Test, or Review Sheet.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
6 Degrees That Could Change the World Video Guide
Fill in the blank handout that goes along with the documentary "6 Degrees That Could Change the World"
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7th - 12th
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Fictional Police Report
I use this fictional police report for students to create a profile for famous assassinations: this helps make the assassination of Franz Ferdinand a bit more interesting! Can be used with other famous incidents as well. In Word Doc format to allow editing.
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5th - 9th
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Forensic Science Audio Forgery
A multipart activity using Audacity to modify a persons voice and rearrange words to create a ransom or threatening note.
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7th - 10th
Cell Cycle Flash Cards
Review Interphase, Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, Telophase and Cytokinesis with your students in a way they can continue to review the content!
Students will draw the phase on the front with the term, and use the descriptions from the second page to write them on the back of their flash cards. A nifty way for students to review their stuff and keep their information organized!
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6th - 12th
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DNA Internet Research
Basic DNA internet research targeted toward differentiation in high school or introducutroy research in middle school. Questions such as:1. How many strands make up a DNA double helix?2. How do cells make accurate copies of DNA?3. What prompts a cell to duplicate their DNA?What is a purine? Draw one in the space below.4. What is a "codon"? etc.Give your students a chance to discover the basics of DNA while utilizing proper computer and internet behavior.
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5th - 10th
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