This listing is for one vintage Paperback Think Box Activities That Teach Learn About Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigator Easy To Follow Experiments and Activities, good condition, see photos for details, any questions, please ask, thanks!
This listing is for one vintage Paperback Think Box Activities That Teach Learn About Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigator Easy To Follow Experiments and Activities, good condition, see photos for details, any questions, please ask, thanks!
Take fingerprints and make invisible ink with materials you have right at home! Your kids and students will love the opportunity to be spies and crime scene investigators with these science experiments and activities.
Add a little C.S.I. enrichment to your classroom every season. Students love inferring and using deductive logic as they follow Crime Scene Protocol and unlock the mystery of the Stolen Scream, the Elf Enigma, the Bunny Brainteaser and the Sabotaged Slide Each of these 4 workshops includes engaging hands-on activities that use simple materials and are super easy to set up. By purchasing this BUNDLE, you are saving 20% off each individual resource! For the CSI activities, students read and analyze suspects through witness statements, logic puzzles, inferences and trace evidence. Each workshop leads up to a final Hands-on Investigation which will reveal the culprit. Students LOVE them all! A sample of C.S.I. Investigations include analysis activities for: • Teeth • Fiber • Hair • Handwriting • Fingerprints • Chromatography • Footprints • Bonus Page | You Be The Judge | Students Decide on the Consequences See the PREVIEWS for more DETAILS If you enjoy this Seasonal CSI Bundle. Check out GATER Educator’s other CSI Bundles as well Crime Scene Investigation Activities | Bundle of 7 C.S.I. Bundle | Crime Scene Basics | Hoagie Hoax | Jinxed Jersey Don't forget that leaving feedback earns you points toward FREE TPT purchases. I love feedback! TPT teacher authors appreciate you taking time out to provide some detail about how you like or how you used their products. Need HELP with a file? •Visit the FAQs section, submit a help ticket, or ask a question on the Q&A tab before leaving feedback. **Making sure your expectations are met is important to me!** Also, follow me and be notified when new products are uploaded. New products are always 50% off for the first 24 hours they are posted. It pays to follow me! As always, please contact me with any questions! Thank you so much, Kris Prince Follow me at: My TpT Store: GATER Educator Instagram: GATER Educator Facebook: GATER Educator ©GATER Educator. All rights reserved
This listing is for one vintage Paperback Think Box Activities That Teach Learn About Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigator Easy To Follow Experiments and Activities, good condition, see photos for details, any questions, please ask, thanks!
This resource is a Crime Scene Investigation Student Activity. Included in this lesson is a 9 day unit plan, instructions for all the experiments and activities, and packet for a crime scene investigation. You will receive a PDF download which includes the teacher notes/lessons plans as well as the student packets. This is a highly authentic and engaging unit- it's designed so that you are able to teach the scientific method using real world and inquiry based application. It's easy to follow, and amazingly fun. Sally Scarecrow has suffered a deadly hiccup attack at the hands of a teacher in the building. Student detectives spent the first day in detective school brushing up on content vocabulary, reviewing our suspect list, making predictions and observing the crime scene from a far. Over the next several days you will ask questions, compose experiments testing the cola from the crime scene for poison with litmus juice, dusting for finger prints, analyzing handwriting and more. We concluded our CSI by drafting a composite sketch of who we thought the culprit was, serving the culprit with an arrest warrant and reading her/him their Miranda Rights. Students will love solving the mystery of Sally Scarecrow! This is a great back to school or end of the year activity. There is not a better or more applicable way to teach students about the Scientific Method. The report portion of the packet can be used as the assessment component of the unit and includes a rubric. It covers everything! Crime Scene Investigation Student Activity
This listing is for one vintage Paperback Think Box Activities That Teach Learn About Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigator Easy To Follow Experiments and Activities, good condition, see photos for details, any questions, please ask, thanks!
This listing is for one vintage Paperback Think Box Activities That Teach Learn About Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigator Easy To Follow Experiments and Activities, good condition, see photos for details, any questions, please ask, thanks!
This listing is for one vintage Paperback Think Box Activities That Teach Learn About Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigator Easy To Follow Experiments and Activities, good condition, see photos for details, any questions, please ask, thanks!
This listing is for one vintage Paperback Think Box Activities That Teach Learn About Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigator Easy To Follow Experiments and Activities, good condition, see photos for details, any questions, please ask, thanks!
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Looking for fun end of year activities, middle school teacher? This is a FUN Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigation (CSI)! In this investigation, students will perform a mock urinalysis on four suspects. In doing so, they will learn about common health problems that can be detected through urinalysis. These health problems commonly arise from dietary choices. Students will make observations of the color and clarity of the urine, test each suspect’s urine for proteins and sugar, and determine the pH of each sample. Your middle school science students will love this FUN FORENSICS urinalysis simulation. You will definitely want to add this to your list of forensics experiments. Your upper elementary or middle school students will love this mock crime scene classroom activity! This activity was designed for my homeschool co-op, but it can be used without any traditional classroom without modifications. This is a great alternative to graphic or scary CSI activities. You could easily modify this activity for use in any homeschool. This lab is easy to set up with common materials you can easily find at your local grocery store. Tested and approved by my students - this is a FUN co-op class that your students will love! Here is the scenario: Someone at Camp Wannabegood has not been flushing the toilet - gross! Could it be a camper, a counselor or the camp director? This product includes the following: Teacher instructions Student instructions Data table Comprehension/Analysis questions Looking for more Fun Forensics activities? Check out... Forensic Science Chromatography Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Activity Mystery Powders Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Activity Forensic Science Fingerprinting Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Activity Halloween Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigation Blood Spatter Activity Thanksgiving Forensics CSI DNA Extraction and Fingerprinting Gel Electrophoresis Forensic Science Christmas Activity Crime Scene Investigation & Fat Analysis Valentine's Day Forensic Science Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Activity FUN FORENSICS BUNDLES: Fun Forensics Mega Bundle of 4 (Urinalysis, Mystery Powders, Chromatography, Fingerprinting, Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas/Holiday, Valentine's Day) Fun Forensics Bundle of 4 (Urinalysis, Mystery Powders, Chromatography, Fingerprinting) Holiday Crime Scene Investigation Bundle of 4 (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas/Holiday, Valentine's Day) Follow Easy Fun Science on Instagram for updated lessons, STEM Your Faith, ideas for teaching in the classroom/homeschool, and science experiment hacks!!
If you have a teenager that likes crime stories and police shows they may be interested in learning about forensic science.
Are you looking for a fun and engaging science activity for Halloween? Introduce your students to blood spatter analysis in forensics and how investigators use blood droplets in forensics to solve crimes. You will definitely want to add this not-so-scary, hands-on experiment to your list of mock crime scene investigations (CSI) activities. Your upper elementary or middle school students will love this mock crime scene classroom activity! This activity was designed for my homeschool co-op, but it can be used without any traditional classroom without modifications. This is a great alternative to graphic or scary CSI activities. This lab is easy to set up with common materials you can easily find at your local grocery store. Tested and approved by my students - this is a FUN activity that your students will love! Here is the scenario: Max, the Johnson's dog, frequently escaped to explore the haunted history of Hollow Street and returned with eerie souvenirs. One evening, their daughter Ana discovered a blood-streaked newspaper Max brought, causing panic until her brother Carter confessed it was a fake mix for his Halloween prop. Inspired, Ana used the newspaper as a prop for a ghostly tale for her drama club's performance. What will students do? 🩸Learn the basic principles of blood spatter analysis in forensic science 🩸Develop and articulate predictions 🩸Conduct controlled experiments, adjusting variables like angle and height to determine their effects on blood spatter patterns 🩸Accurately measure blood spatter dimensions, analyze their data, and draw conclusions based on their findings 🩸Demonstrate the ability to represent their experimental results visually using graphs, ensuring they select appropriate graph types, axes, and scales for their data 🩸Interpret their experimental findings, comparing their results to initial hypotheses and drawing logical conclusions based on evidence 🩸Creatively apply their understanding of blood spatter analysis to construct a fictional narrative, showcasing their ability to use scientific information in an imaginative context. 4 Activities Included: 🩸Activity 1: Blood Spatter Patterns - Students will drop fake blood from various heights and angles to create different sizes and shapes of blood droplets 🩸Activity 2: Blood Spatter Data Collection - Students will measure the length and width of blood spatters in a table 🩸Activity 3: Blood Spatter Data Analysis - Students will use data that was collected to construct two line graphs, showing the relationships between angle, height and size of blood droplets 🩸Activity 4: Constructing Mock Crime Evidence and Stories - Students will create mock evidence using fake blood droplets and blood spatter patterns. Then, they will create a story to go with their evidence and present it to their class. Suggested Timeline: 🩸Day 1: 🩸🩸Introduce Blood Spatter in Forensic Science 🩸🩸Activity 1: Blood Spatter Patterns 🩸Day 2: 🩸🩸Activity 2: Blood Spatter Data Collection 🩸🩸Activity 3: Blood Spatter Data Analysis 🩸🩸Activity 4: Constructing Mock Crime Evidence and Stories Steps 1 & 2 (creating evidence and brainstorming story ideas) 🩸Day 3: 🩸🩸Activity 4: Constructing Mock Crime Evidence and Stories- Steps 3 & 4 (writing and presenting story and mock evidence) This activity supports the following NGSS: 🩸5-PS2-1 🩸MS-PS2-1 🩸MS-PS2-2 🩸MS-PS3-5
Try these three hands-on crime-scene, forensic science experiments with HST. Kids can try fingerprint dusting, cyanoacrylate fuming and chromatography.
Forensic Science Courses: B.Sc., M.Sc., PhD, MD Forensic Sciences, NEET, AIIMS Delhi, MMC Chennai, IFS Delhi, Investigation Bureau, Hospitals.
Forensic science is the analysis of scientific evidence from a crime scene to create facts that can be used in investigations and criminal prosecutions.
Foster critical thinking skills, attention to detail and a love of solving puzzles with this fun printable crime scene investigation activity
In order to practice inferencing and drawing conclusions, set up a crime scene and tell your students that your principal has gone missing!
Anyone who's watched CSI or similar shows knows that, whenever the investigating team are on the scene of a gruesome and bloody murder, luminol solution...
Most kids love a good detective story. Many of them watch crime scene investigation shows. They may dream of being a forensic scientist someday. What if
Set your teen on the beat in a real world
Care to be part of a social experiment? Take part in this inaugaral post of "The Waiting Room" and see how you perceive things as they unfold.
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Crime Scene Inference! Set up a crime scene for a fun inference activity. Encourage kids to use their inference skills to investigate misplaced and random objects in the classroom! Mess up the room slightly while kids leave for computer class, a library visit, music, etc. Make sure that the changes are noticeable to spark curiosity in the students. Then, put some pretend caution tape across the door entrance (make out of paper). When the kids return back to class tell them that they are going to transform into mini detectives! Pass out badges and tell them not to touch or move anything! Have their journals out and ready to pass out. Next, as a class, go around the room and look for things that are out of place. Tell the kids to point out things that don't seem right. Then, write the out of place items in their journal. After they record the items, encourage students to make inferences about what they found. Inference Examples: Knock over the trash can - Someone was in a hurry to escape! Leave 2 empty cans of soda and a bag of chips - There were two hungry people who like junk food. Put out a pair of headphones - One of them likes music. Sit out a basketball - They like to play sports, especially basketball. Maybe they were going to play a game. Lay out an opened book out - They read a story. They like to read. Banana peel - Someone likes fruit. They shared a banana. Maybe one of the intruders slipped on the banana when they tried to escape. Get creative! Questions to Ask: How many people came into the room? 2 Why did they come into our classroom? - To learn, play with us Is anything missing? - No Why were they in a hurry to leave? - They were nervous to stay because they aren't in our class. Clues from the Trash: Who's in the family? Fill a clean empty trash bag with "clean garbage" and encourage kids to use their inference skills to make guesses about "the family." Trash Examples (all emptied): Dog food - they have a dog Shaving cream - someone hairy, dad Baby food jar - baby in the family Carry out menu - they like to eat out Lipstick tube - mom or teen girl Picture of Justin Bieber - kid / teen with a crush, likes music Box of crayons - someone likes to color, kid Popcorn bag - they watched a movie Get creative! You can put some crazy things in the bag to get kids to think out of the box! Questions to Ask: How many people in the family? - Maybe six: dad, mom, baby, kid, teen, dog What are their interests? - Music, art, movies, eating out
Investigate chromatography with this simple science experiment for kids separating the colours found in washable markers using paper towels.
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Most kids love a good detective story. Many of them watch crime scene investigation shows. They may dream of being a forensic scientist someday. What if
The key to any great party is organization and lots of pre-planning. Theses party instructions and photos should help you cut out a lot of the time it take to plan - why reinvent the wheel? I typically invite lots of kids and run parties in stations. I figure if I am going to go to all the work to develop an experiential party, why lot let as many kids as possible enjoy the experience? Make sure you have a couple of helpers on hand - I am famous for enlisting unsuspecting adults and teens! The Invitation CSI Command Center Instructions: 1. Welcome each new Agent. (Set up the party so the guests do not get a look at the crime scene ahead of time. 2. Take the photo by the height chart – have them write their name and any number. 3. Name badges – IMPORTANT – there are three different ones – these will divide the agents into groups. Use a Miami badge, than a NY and than Las Vegas. Fingerprint __________________ Name 4. Have the Agent print their name and then add their fingerprint in the square. (Let them practice their finger print on the paper table cloth first – it helps get a good print and it adds to the decorations!) 5. Write down the Agent’s name on the master list under their “city.” 6. Give each Agent a Notebook and Pencil. Made by using the CSI logo, printing on card stock and folding. The following is printed on the inside; Crime Scene Location:___________________________ Victim M F Evidence Bag 1: _____________________ Evidence Bag 2: _____________________ Evidence Bag 3: _____________________ Evidence Bag 4: _____________________ How did the victim die? _______________ Observations: _______________________ 7. Each group of CSI Agents will be escorted by their Chief. 8. CSI Miami will go to the crime scene first. 9. While the other two groups are waiting (CSI Las Vegas and CSI NY) Lead a game. Tell them this game will develop their powers of observations. There are two sets of cards and this will be played as a relay. Place the sets of cards on the mat – have the groups sit at the start line. The first player run to the mat, choose a card to bring back. The second player must “examine” the card and run to the mat to find its match. If the cards don’t match, the next player (not the same player) takes his turn or if they do match the next player runs to the mat. First team to complete all six matches correctly wins. 10. When the first group has finished their investigation, CSI Las Vegas will go. The remaining groups (CSI NY and CSI Miami) will play the second game. Have players sit in a circle. Each player gets one playing card – they are not to show it. One card is the Joker – the holder of this card is the murderer. (Show them this card) The murderer kills my winking at his victim. He must be very careful when he winks so the other players don’t catch him. There is no talking except for when a player has been winked at – that player makes dying sounds and lays down. That player is out until the next round. If someone thinks they know who the murderer is, they can make a guess. Once the murderer is revealed a new game can be started. 11. When the last team goes on their investigation – have the two remaining teams play either game. CRIME SCENE Chalk outline of victim, Murder Weapon (airsoft gun), Spent Shell Casing, Bloody Footprint (shoe print make with red paint on paper,) hairs, finger prints on glasses. Bring the investigators to the crime scene and check their ID before the enter. Give them an investigation kit made up of rubber gloves, tweezers (to pick up hair evidence), evidence tents, evidence bags, & packing tape (to lift finger prints.) Give the investigators numbered tent cards to place next to the evidence they find. Have them record their findings in their notebooks. One they have recorded the evidence they and place the items in evidence bags (ziplocks with Evidence Bag and Numbers 1-4 written on them.) Investigators will need to dust the drinking glass for fingerprints and lift the finger print with tape. Once all the evidence is collected the investigators will move to the Crime Lab. Crime Lab is set up with: Sample Shoe Prints for comparison Microscopes to examine hair Fingerprints for comparison and magnifiers Suspect Line Up Envelope with the victim's "bloody" shirt with bullet holes in it. (Delievered to the Crime Lab from the Coroner's Office.) 6 shoe prints were made from with shoes with distinctive tread patterns with brown paint for the investigators to compare the bloody footprint to. Have several hair samples in plastic bags, chose different color hair and different texture hair for the investigators to compare to the hair sample collected at the crime scene. Have sample fingerprints available for the investigators to compare. They will need the magnifying glass to inspect the ridge details. Once the investigators have examined all the evidence, allow them to develop their case. Ask them how the victim died, what color hair did the suspect have, what size shoe, etc. By examining the bloody shirt they can determine how many times the victim was shot compared to how many shell casings they found. Once they think they have a profile of the suspect, give them a Photo Line up to determine who they think is the perpetrator. (I used 6 mug shots with the following names, Tommy Gunn Lou Zar Jay Walker Darren Deeds Pat Downe Robin Banks Make sure one the mug shots has the same hair color as the one collected at the crime scene. Time for the Goody Bag Scavenger Hunt... (I kept them in the original 3 groups and ran the hunt in different orders for each group - below are the instructions for one group - I just reordered the clues for each group) CLUE #1 Word Seach Clue with Pencils NEXT LOCATION Sends Agents to the Pantry I used a website that makes custom word searches with the following instructions and words. I chose a word search that creates a secret word. 1. Work together to find the 15 words in the puzzle. 2. Look for the Hidden word - hint it starts with a "P." 3. Go to that location for the next clue Words Analyze Suspect Mystery Detective Investigate Clues Hair Shoe Murder Evidence Ink Fingerprints Lab Crime Weapon CLUE #2 All boys into the pantry with door closed, use black light to illuminate the clue. (I used glow in the dark paint to write the message "Find the Getaway Car" NEXT LOCATION Driveway CLUE #3 Find "CSI Miami" puzzle and solve. (I used a sheet of poster board, painted a tire with black paint, drove over the poster board several time and then painted in red the message "Go to the Backyard Hideout." Then cut it up into several pieces so the kids would need to put it back together like a puzzle to read the clue. NEXT LOCATION One of the two towers on the swing set CLUE #4 Find the CSI Miami envelope and solve the Coded Message NEXT LOCATION Front Door Use this Code to Solve the Next Clue A B C D E F G H I J K L M 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ 20 8 5 19 21 19 16 5 3 20 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ 2 18 15 11 5 9 14 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ 20 18 8 15 21 7 8 20 8 5 ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___. 6 18 15 14 20 4 15 15 18 CLUE #5 "Use your reflection to read this clue" NEXT LOCATION Any Mirror I found a mirror print on the internet and printed out the message "Go Upstairs to find your city." Each of the three groups had a different room to search for the goody bags. CLUE #6 Message reads "Go upstairs to find your city" NEXT LOCATION Bedroom Door - read instructions on the "Stop Sign" It is unlawful to search without a Search Warrant Find the Judge back at the Command Center to get your Search Warrant. Once you have the Search Warrant, you may seach for the goodie bags. Caution Do Not Mess Up the Room!!! Goody bags contained stretchy handcuffs, detective badges, gummy eyeballs & body parts, & magnifying glasses. The Cake & Cupcakes
