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This Forensic Science Autopsy Report activity is a great way to reinforce student learning of Death Investigations. This is designed to be used after students have learned how to identify evidence in death.
This Forensics Project demonstrates the power of DNA testing as evidence. It will give students the chance to learn about the work of the Innocence Project: a non-profit group that helps people who have been wrongfully imprisoned. The Innocence Project has led to nearly 400 people being released from prison, some of them even from death row.
This cell part activity is a fun way for students to be creative and think critically. One hundred precent digital and NO PREP– perfect for a Sub day. Fully editable! Feel free to add, delete, or change the slides to include different cell parts.
A full year of AP Chemistry review / learning guides. Aligned exactly to the AP Chemistry Course and Exam Description! Works great as a Test Review or learning guide for your students. Each page was created in collaboration with a veteran AP Chemistry teacher of 30 years!
AP Environmental Science Review and Learning Guides for full year – all Nine AP Environmental Science Units, aligned to the AP Environmental Science Course and Exam Description!
Full Year of AP Biology review/learning guides for every unit. Aligned to the AP Biology Course and Exam Description!Review and learning resources for the whole year – all eight units in the AP Biology Curriculum. This resource is designed to help guide your AP Biology students to learn, study, and review all of the topics in each Unit.
This Forensic Files List is the best way to find the episode you are looking for – one that is related to the topic you are studying!
‘Forensic Files’ Videos are FREE on the internet (YouTube, Peacock, imdb) – and a fantastic way to show your students Crime Scene Investigators in action!
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This FREE one page Forensic Files video guide will work with almost any true crime video or article.
In my Forensic Science class, we have ‘Forensic File Friday’ every week, where I show them an episode of Forensic Files that aligns with whatever evidence topic we are learning about at the time. It is a great chance for them to see real CSI in action solving true cases. But I want it to be time well spent! So I made this Response sheet for them to fill out as they watch.
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