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3rd grade forensics unit plans for GATE
Solve the Chuck Wagon Mystery - Westward Expansion Reading Comprehension & C.S.I
Looking for an engaging way to explore westward expansion? Uncover the mystery of the Chuck Wagon Challenge with GATER Educator!Students will love completing logic puzzles, deducting and inferring as they follow the Crime Scene Protocol and unlock this Wild West mystery with reading comprehension and C.S.IThe Chuck Wagon Challenge is a fictitious investigation, but the characters are notorious legends from the Wild West. The victim is Charles Goodnight, inventor of the chuck wagon and also known
Grades:
3rd - 6th
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Project Based Learning: Solve a Mystery with Scientific Inquiry
Project Based Learning: Solve a Mystery with Scientific InquiryThis is a science inquiry project where students use the concepts of the scientific method to solve a theft. I created this as a project based learning unit for my third grade students. I would suggest using it with third or fourth grade students. It is a great extension to a scientific inquiry unit! If you work on the mystery every day, and spend about 45-60 minutes each day, the unit will take you approximately 2 weeks. INCLUDED:1.
Grades:
3rd - 4th
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Mystery Madness Detectives {literacy and science activities}
This is a 23 page packet full of activities to supplement a mystery or detective theme for grades K-2. Watch out Sherlock Holmes!
Graphics by melonheadz @ http://melonheadzillustrating.blogspot.com/
included:
2 forensic science activities
mystery vocab sheets- can be used a matching game
several different types of graphic organizers
"What's in the crime scene evidence bag?" game
Mystery Interactive journaling with labels
Social Studies tie ins
Activating strategies for the unit
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Grades:
K - 3rd
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Physics Lesson for Blood Splatter Lab F=M*A GATE Gifted
This PowerPoint makes it easy for Elementary students to understand a fundamental physics equation. We clear up common misconceptions about the speed of falling objects. This would make a great conclusion to a class experiment, or could be used as a jumping off point for individual research.
I used this PowerPoint as a wrap up discussion with my Elementary Gifted students. We used it at the conclusion of a Blood Splatter Lab which asked the question, "How does the distance associated with the i
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Grades:
K - 8th
Integrated Science and Reading Mystery Unit
When your students' reading pillows go missing, they will be eager to solve the case. They will be transformed into detectives as they conduct science experiments and read mystery books to solve the crime.
This integrated unit contains everything you need to transform your classroom into a crime scene and push your students to apply their knowledge of science and reading to solve the mystery.
When your reading pillows go missing, your little detectives will observe the crime scene, test chemi
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Grades:
3rd - 5th
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