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Free 7th grade criminal justice - law lessons
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Careers in Forensics: Digital Assignment Grid for Distance Learning [Forensics]
Do you need Distance Learning Resources for your Forensics Science course? This ★FREE★ CAREERS IN FORENSICS-Digital Assignment Grid is a no-prep option for your digital classroom and online needs. All of my assignment grids include 6 ready-to-go assignments that require NO PRIOR KNOWLEDGE and are perfect for digital learning platforms. I have included instructional videos that walks you step-by-step through the process of assigning this resource to your students via Google Classroom. What's In
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: FORENSICS CURRICULUM- ENTIRE YEAR COURSE BUNDLE (FORENSIC SCIENCE)
Street Law: The House I Live In - War on Drugs Documentary
This War on Drugs documentary ( imdb.to/2tiRiTJ ) brings a culturally relevant teaching experience for ALL students of any background. The Film link I provided is edited by me personally to not reflect curse words so that audiences of 6th grade and up can view and experience the entire content. The Fill-in-the-blank handouts allow students of any ability level to watch attentively were the end result is they have information they can look at to guide them in answering their writing prompt after
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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FREE LESSON: Racial Issues in the Past and Today
This is a lesson that is, perhaps, very important to all social studies classrooms in the United States. This lesson is a beginning of the year activity designed to have students discuss racial issues and wrongs that occurred in the past year and, of course, throughout history.Topics discussed:2020 Protests following the death of George FloydJuneteenthTulsa MassacreMartin Luther King Jr.'s "I have a Dream" SpeechStudent feelings based on the current state of the U.SThe lesson was designed withou
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7th - 12th
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*FREE* Crime & Punishment Unit Plan for Forensic Science
Download this FREE Crime and Punishment Unit Plan with clickable links to direct you to the resources in my store that interest you OR get the entire Crime and Punishment BUNDLE.(Scenarios Lab coming soon)These engaging and resourceful activities lay the foundation of any Forensic Science class. They allow students to see the law and consequences side of the crimes they are going to investigate later on in the year. Looking for more resources:Counterfeit Unit BUNDLE hereDental Forensics BUNDLE h
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6th - 12th
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Middle School - Criminal Psychology and Cold Cases - Outline
Have you ever been fascinated by the world of crime, mystery, and forensic science? Unearth the secrets behind unsolved mysteries in our Middle School Criminal Psychology and Cold Cases course!Course Highlights:The Zodiac Killer: Delve into the chilling case of the Zodiac Killer, one of history's most infamous unsolved mysteries. Decode cryptograms, explore suspects, and analyze the mind of a serial killer.Black Dahlia Murder: Investigate the haunting case of the Black Dahlia Murder and compare
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6th - 8th
The Code of Hammurabi: A Sampling with Modern Equivalents
Dive deep into the world of ancient Babylon with a fresh, contemporary twist! As a history educator, I've handpicked and translated 20 of Hammurabi's codes into relatable, modern-day scenarios. This resource is designed to spark engaging classroom discussions, challenge students to compare ancient and contemporary value systems, and foster critical thinking with real-world applications.
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6th - 10th
Invalid Contracts: It’s A-void-able!
When students are learning about the elements of a contract, it is helpful for them to analyze contracts that are missing key elements. This assignment includes:A cover page with directions and two reflection questionsThree problematic contracts that students will analyze.Nevada CTE Standards:CONTENT STANDARD 3.0: UNDERSTAND ETHICAL AND LEGAL ISSUES THAT IMPACT BUSINESSPERFORMANCE STANDARD 3.2: DESCRIBE CONTRACTUAL RELATIONSHIPS 3.2.1 Explain the essential elements of a contract
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7th - 12th
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Criminal Justice Lesson Plan Template
This Criminal Justice Lesson Plan Template is an original creation designed to make your job easier when it comes to planning your lessons. The template is designed as a simple fillable PDF form that also comes with an example lesson plan. ENJOY!
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6th - 12th
Cyber Crime Topics
This is an extensive list of different topics in cybercrime. This can generate ideas for lesson planning as a teacher or for a student research project.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Where do you stand? Agree/Disagree Activity
This is a great activity that gets students up and moving. I post these signs on each corner of the classroom and read a statement out loud (or put it on the board). They have to move to the corner of the room that best fits how they react to the statement. This sparks a lot of good conversation and discussion! So fun!
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6th - 12th
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Why Does Congress Have Two Houses ?
The United States Congress is made up of two separate governing entities. The House of Representatives and the Senate function differently. Watch our video and learn how the legislative branch of government works.
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5th - 8th
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Bylaws
This SmartBoard Notebook lesson is designed around the concept of Municipal bylaws and how to create them! The lesson is interactive, with different parts of the lesson able to be interacted with!
At the end of the lesson, there is an activity for students. The name of the town can be easily changed to wherever you like!
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5th - 9th
Big Dogg Gang and Violence Prevention Curriculum
The Big Dogg Gang and Violence Prevention curriculum is an essential educational tool. It is designed for underserved communities and educators that strive to reduce social inequities by starting a conversation that leads to better decision making, healing trauma, and acquiring knowledge about the criminal justice system and how it impacts children's lives.The Big Dogg program uses a creative and entertaining approach to the serious and weighty subject matter that unfortunately many youth experi
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6th - 9th
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SAMPLE: Ferguson & Structural Racism
This lesson utilizes articles from the September 1, 2014 issue of TIME Magazine which covered the shooting and subsequent protests in Ferguson, MI. The lesson discusses systemic racism, police brutality, class warfare, mobilization, the War on Drugs, and more. *Note* it is intended for having printouts of articles to give to students which are not included in this lesson plan, as it is a sample (sorry!), but it can also simply be used as a lecture to spark discussion on these social issues.
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Border Patrol Agents: where and how many are there?
The United States protects using border patrol agents. These agents serve to protect the country from outside dangers. Watch our clarifier and learn things like how many states of border patrol agents.
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5th - 8th
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What is the Supreme Court?
The judicial branch of government is responsible for the U.S. Court system. How does the Supreme Court fall into this? Watch this video and learn more.
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5th - 8th
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Writing a Prosecution Closing Statement - Persuasive Writing
This is a PowerPoint designed to be used in tandem with The Kidnapping of Jamie Lawson by Jeannette Jolley. By the way, I highly recommend this teaching resource for use in a grade 8 English class - it is highly engaging and has a lot of opportunities to develop English skills. As for my resource, this is designed to teach students how to write a basic prosecution closing statement. The end product will be a speech that utilises persuasive devices in order to convince a jury that someone is gui
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7th - 10th
Byzantine Emperor Justinian Assignment
Students create an Acrostic Poem about Justinian and his accomplishments. This is a great alternate assessment particularly for students who are strong writers.
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7th - 8th
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Roe v Wade - America's Abortion Laws - Special Lesson
This lesson discusses the current events regarding Roe v Wade American Law Abortions. This lesson was created for grades 7 and 8. This lesson covers the following elements:Introduction/discussion on abortionLooking at arguments for and against abortion Looking at current news regarding America's abortion lawsEstablishing what Roe v Wade isA look at what people are saying on social media A look at longer form written social media posts Discussion questions based on the longer form written postsA
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7th - 8th
District Courts Video and Lesson
This lesson plan is designed to support a quick animated video on District Courts The lesson includes a link to the video, discussion questions, activities, and a worksheet.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education
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SCHOOL SHOOTINGS
Students will learn how to state their opinions with supporting details.Learn the skill of interviewingLearn how to write a short argument paper supporting their opinionLearn the roll of State lawmakers
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3rd - 8th
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Who Has the Last Word on the Law: Judges or the President?
There are three branches of government. The United States President is given certain powers under the executive branch. When it comes to the final say, who has more power? The judicial branch or the executive branch? Watch our clarifier and learn about the branches of government.
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5th - 8th
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Which States Uses Death Penalty and How Are Condemned Criminals Killed ?
Capital punishment in the United States is known as the death penalty. Criminals who are convicted of a serious crime are sometimes sentenced to death. Capital punishment is still legal in the United States, but a number of states do not support it. Watch our clarifier and learn more about capital punishment.
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5th - 8th
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Chimpanzees are animals, But are they "persons?"
Humans sometimes mistreat animals and some animal activists think they should have their own legal rights. But the questions comes down to determining the legal status of a chimpanzee. Watch our clarifier and learn more.
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5th - 8th
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