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7th grade problem solving forensics lectures
Microscope Doodle Notes | Middle School Science | Cornell Notes
These scaffolded Cornell Doodle Notes combine two effective note-taking strategies and can be used to introduce the parts, their functions, and the use of the compound microscope. These notes provide a graphic organizer of the parts and functions of the microscope, a summary of how the microscope magnifies an image, rules for using a microscope safely and properly, and steps for calculating a compound microscope’s total magnification power.As a review at the end of the notes, there is a Sum It U
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Grades:
6th - 8th
NGSS:
MS-LS1-1
Design Thinking - Full Content Presentation
Design Thinking is a constructivist way of approaching a problem that seeks empathy to leverage a bias toward action in order to find a radical solution to the end user’s need. The Design Thinking mindset has been pioneered by companies and institutions like IDEO and Stanford and has crept into Education over the last decade. This presentation is a 56-slide PDF of a Google Slides deck intended to deliver high-quality content to your class. The content defines each step of the Design Thinking pr
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5th - 12th, Staff
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Chromosomes (Diploid/Haploid/Karyotypes) PowerPoint
This PowerPoint is NOT a typical bullet point list of facts. This slideshow involves a story of a pregnant woman as she consults with her doctor. Along the way, she learns about the structure of chromosomes, how to read karyotypes, and the differences between diploid and haploid cells. The slideshow is filled with engaging images and animations to better assist with learning. I have also included a “fill-in-the-blank” style worksheet to accompany these notes for you to distribute to your student
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Social Media Manners:Middle School/High School (Teletherapy/Distance Learning)
This lesson is a static PDF and is a NO PRINT resource. Do you have difficulty finding meaningful lessons that target critical thinking skills in older students? This lesson is perfect for you! This lesson was written to empower students to think critically and practice responsibility when using online platforms. This is a lesson on social mediaetiquette & safety paired with discussion questions with students to activate higher level thinking skills.There are 15 online behaviors addressed in
Grades:
6th - 12th
Introduction to Forensic Science Unit Plans
Introduction to Forensic Science Unit PlansIn this file, you are provided with the following:Sample Unit Schedule - the pacing of the unit that can be easily modified to fit your needsPowerPoint presentation - editable so that you can add, delete or change any information you'd like to fit your needs and the needs of your studentsStudent Guided notes - fill in the blank notes for your students to easily follow your lesson but helps keep them engaged in the lesson2 Logic Puzzles - have your stude
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7th - 12th
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Cyber Crimes
A summary of various types of cyber crimes and how forensics is adapting to the problem.
Grades:
7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Spy: Secret Lives of Spies. Cause, Effect, and Problem Solving
Students learn about the relationship between cause, effect, and problem-solving while exploring the secret lives of spies. Who knew? Spies have problems too!Why Spy?Pocket Litter, Bang and Burn, Chicken Feed, Cobbler, Dead drop. Could you speak like a spy? Could you live like a spy? Students love exploring the world of secret agents and the roles they play in protecting their countries. Espionage was born out of a need to solve problems. Those problems might include acquiring enemy secre
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Codes, Lives of Spies, and a Spy Simulation! Spy Bundle #4
DNA Lesson & Activity: Make DNA FUN with Forensic Science!
Forensic Science Lesson & Activity : Introduction to DNA, Nucleotides, & Genes
This is such a FUN way to teach DNA! Kids are immediately interested and give full attention.
This lesson includes:
Intro to forensic science: careers, crime scene, evidence, etc
What is DNA
What makes up DNA
What are nucleotides
What are genes
What is genotyping
What is phenotyping
Forensic phenotyping
Activity: kids presented with video of crime scene, list relevant evidence!
*THIS LESSON DOES NOT CONT
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Earth & Solar Energy (Lessons & Labs): Middle School Science
This fun, gif-enchanced, lesson on Earth & Solar Energy is designed to visually engage all learners!The lesson slides come with a matching student note packet to provide scaffolding and success for all learners.Included in this lesson are two laboratory investigations: UV Blacklight Investigation & Greenhouse Gases LabThis lesson addresses:Earth & The SunSolar Radiation & TransferUnequal distribution of heat (latitude)Infrared, Visible & UV lightGreenhouse Effect / Goldilocks
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6th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-ESS2-6
, MS-PS3-5
Introduction to Forensic Science PowerPoint Lesson
My Introduction to Forensic Science PowerPoint provides you and your students background information about forensic science and how it has become what it is today. The topics covered in the PowerPoint include:Forensic Science vs. CriminalisticsWhat is physical evidence?Important contributors to Forensic ScienceServices of Crime Labs including different unitsFunctions of Forensic ScientistsForensic Services outside of a Forensic LabAdmissibility of EvidenceNon-Scientific Evidence such as eyewitne
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Fracture's: Lecture and Lab
*Lesson requires the purchase of pretzel sticks for the lab component*This information packed, 15 slide google presentation explores the different variations of fractures that can occur in the human body. In addition to learning about each type of fracture students will also learn how these fractures occur, the signs and symptoms associated with each fracture, what treatment is recommended and how they are diagnosed. Following a informational teacher led session, students will be able to demonst
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6th - 12th
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I'm Thinking Of A Number (Introduction to Algorithms) STEM STEAM Camp
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 2) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 1) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "traditional" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Smart Schools (Internet Of Things) STEM STEAM Camp Project
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Public Keys (Internet Security) STEM STEAM Camp Project (Intro To Engineering)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Animation STEM STEAM Camp Project (Intro To Engineering)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Building Roller Coasters STEM STEAM Camp Project (Intro To Engineering)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 2) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 1) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "traditional" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Check out the preview video - it presents the first 2 minutes of th
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 2)
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Check out the preview video - it presents the first 2 minutes of the
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Blood Typing Nearpod Lesson
This is a nearpod activity. Nearpod is a free app that communicates with google classroom that allows you to interact with your students similar to that of zoom but you are able to see when they are on the correct tab.The assignment/notes include multiple forms of formative assessment and a self assessment concept check at the end. Once it is added into your library, you have complete access to edit as you please.Some Terms used in this assignment: Erythrocytes, Agglutination, Antigen, Antibodie
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7th - 10th
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Also included in: Virtual Blood Unit Mega Bundle
Careers in Forensics: Peardeck and Google Slides
This presentation introduces students to the types of careers available in the field of forensic science. It includes a list of careers with a description and the education necessary for each career. This is a great resource to use during the first days of school as it also introduces the topics covered in a traditional forensics course. The product includes editing access to two presentations: a Peardeck and the same presentation without the Peardeck prompts (just the Google Slides). This p
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Grades:
7th - 12th
DNA Introduction Presentation
These google slides will help introduce DNA, its structure, shape, and bases.
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Grades:
6th - 8th
It's Elementary (Artifical Intelligence) STEM STEAM Camp Project
NOTE: See Introduction To Engineering (Creative Problem Solving) STEM STEAM Camp (Week 1) - also available at TpT!Introduction To Engineering (Week 2) is a video curriculum guide that introduces engineering (creative problem solving) via 5 "next-level" STEM / STEAM projects - which take a total of 20 hours to complete.Our video guides are designed to "teach the teacher" to introduce and help students to complete these projects.Students culminate each project by reflecting on what they learned -
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Forensics: History of Forensics & Observation Skills Lecture Power Point
This power point can be used to teach students about the history of forensics and observation skills. Embedded activities and hyperlinked videos are included. Use as is or edit to your liking! Check out the vocabulary worksheet, study guide, cumulative test, and video worksheets in my store that can accompany this content! This Power Point includes content on:- Forensics vs. Forensics Science- A brief history of forensics- Important figures to the history of forensics- Observation Skills - 4 obs
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in: Forensics: History & Observation Skills Full Bundle
Hollywood Crime: Misrepresentations of Forensics in TV & Movies
This presentation discusses the ways that forensic science is misrepresented in Hollywood TV and movies. This resource is great to use during an introduction to forensics unit or as a year end review. There are two presentations: a Peardeck and the same presentation without the Peardeck prompts (just the Google Slides). This product includes:Editable Peardeck presentation Editable Google Slides presentation Topics within the presentation include:The Quick DeathThe Pretty DeathThe Bleeding Cor
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Grades:
7th - 12th
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