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6th grade forensics scaffolded notes
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
Types of Fingerprints - PowerPoint & Guided Notes
This is a great introductory forensics lesson on Fingerprinting! This product contains a PowerPoint presentation on the types of fingerprints (loops, whorls, arches) with student guided notes that follow along with the PowerPoint. There are five questions at the end for students to practice identifying fingerprints on their own.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Microscope Introduction: Amoeba Sisters- Light Microscopes and How to Use
Guided notes to accompany the Amoeba Sisters: Microscopes and How to Use a Light Microscope. Questions follow the order of the video and details: the differences between light and electron microscopes, parts and functions of light microscopes, how to use light microscopes, specific do's and don'ts with microscopes.Check for understanding questions and an answer key are provided
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6th - 12th
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Lesson - Blood Spatter (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around an understanding of how blood splatter is analyzed and what information it help determine about the events at a crime sceneThe corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key properties of bloodCombines mathematical concepts to splatter patternsThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The document is cre
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Grades:
6th - 12th
FingerPrint Worksheet
This worksheet accompanies the Fingerprint Powerpoint and lab activities.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Fingerprint Mini-Unit
Forensics Lessons | Bullet Holes, Backscatter, and Refraction: Presentation
Engage your students with this animated presentation about trace evidence. Glass is often found at crime scenes and is a powerful component in putting a case together against a suspect! Fully built out in Power Point, animated slides illustrate skills and concepts. For an extra level, have students follows along with the scaffolded notes; Forensics Lessons | Bullet Holes, Backscatter, and Refraction: Scaffolded Notes
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Observations vs Inferences Notes & Questions (Evidence & Investigation Alberta)
Notes, explanations, and questions about observations and inferences. There is a photo of 4 men standing near a running store that the questions are based on. The first 7 questions are statements about the photo and students have to choose whether each statement is an observation or an inference. In part 2, for any statement to which students answer 'inference', they must then give evidence from the photo that supports their inference.This is specifically created for the Alberta Grade 6 Science
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Evidence and Investigation Bundle - Alberta Grade 6 Science
Forensics Lessons | Bullet Holes, Backscatter, and Refraction: Scaffolded Notes
Meant to accompany the presentation, These scaffolded notes are not just fill in the blank worksheets. All ideas and questions engage students critical thought by directly applying the information and skills presented to new examples. Sections are color coded to correspond with the appropriate section of the presentation.
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Grades:
5th - 12th
Lesson - Blood Typing (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing an understanding of the science and process used to match blood found at crime scenes to an individual.The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics in identifying blood typesThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The document is created in Microsoft PowerPoint for easy
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Blood Typing Bundle
Types of Forensic Evidence Worksheet
This is a review worksheet for students to write down different types of physical evidence .
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Lesson - Pens and Ink (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of the unique characteristics of different pens and ink; As well as how these characteristics can used in the analysis of evidence found at crime scenes
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Ink Chromatography / Pen analysis
Western System of Dates Slideshow & Guided Notes
Teach students about BC, BCE, AD, CE and the proper way to think about the western system of dates. Follow along with the slideshow provided and allow students to use the provided guided notes (found in the product preview!) This is perfect for a World History Class!In the slideshow, there are several practice problems that the class can do together that include concepts such as decades, centuries, and where numbers may fall on a timeline. All slide designs are credited to Slidesgo, a great reso
Grades:
6th - 12th
Lesson - Blood Typing (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes assignment is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to simply define simply vocabulary addressed in the presentationSecond, students are asked to draw appropriate imagesThird, each topic also has a number of application-based portions that ask students to apply knowledge seen in the presentation to a new instance of that
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Blood Typing Bundle
Lesson - Hair (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of how Hair is differentiated, characterized, and used to identify victims and criminals. The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics and Identifying factors of animal, and human hairThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The document is created
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Lesson - Fiber (Animated Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of how textile fiber is categorized in the world of forensics with plenty of animation to allow for pacing and emphasis of key concepts. The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics of fibers and clothingThe assignment is full of photos that correspond with the assignment and is clearly laid out. The
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Latent Print Guided Reading
Use this reading material and question page to introduce your students to latent prints and how to collect them. Answer key provided.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Lesson - Fiber (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to simply define simply vocabulary addressed in the presentationSecond, students are asked to draw appropriate imagesThird, each topic also has a number of application-based portions that ask students to apply knowledge seen in the presentation to a new instance of that topic.The a
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Lesson - Blood Composition (Power Point)
This presentation is designed to be used with The Guided Notes Lesson. This presentation is built around developing a basic understanding of blood. An understanding of how blood is produced, it's purpose within the body and its overall composition is crucial to then understanding. How it is categorized as evidence and used to identify victims and criminals. The corresponding assignment and presentationCover key vocabulary termsDescribe the key characteristics and Identifying factors of animal
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Blood Composition Bundle
Lesson - Blood Composition (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes assignment is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to simply define simply vocabulary addressed in the presentationSecond, students are asked to draw appropriate imagesThird, each topic also has a number of application-based portions that ask students to apply knowledge seen in the presentation to a new instance of that
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Blood Composition Bundle
Evidence and Investigation Notes
A brief notes overview of a few key terms for the Evidence and Investigation unit. Defines a few key terms regarding crimes and investigations, and briefly summarizes info related to: fingerprints, observations vs inferences, footprints, chromatography, graphology, tire tracks, and fabric analysis.Part of my Evidence and Investigation Bundle and my Grade 6 Science Full Year Bundle!Terms of Use:You may: make as many copies as you like for your own classroom use. Edit the documents for your own u
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Grades:
6th
Also included in:Â Evidence and Investigation Bundle - Alberta Grade 6 Science
Lesson - Hair (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to simply define simply vocabulary addressed in the presentationSecond, students are asked to draw appropriate imagesThird, each topic also has a number of application-based portions that ask students to apply knowledge seen in the presentation to a new instance of that topic.The a
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Lesson - Fingerprints (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to simply define simply vocabulary addressed in the presentationSecond, students are asked to draw appropriate imagesThird, each topic also has a number of application-based portions that ask students to apply knowledge seen in the presentation to a new instance of that topic.The a
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Lesson - Pens and Ink (Guided Notes ONLY)
The Guided Notes assignment is meant to accompany the corresponding Powerpoint presentation. While viewing the presentation students are asked to engage with the material in a variety of different ways.First, students are asked to identify the differences between different pens. Second, students are asked to apply this knowledge to different situations that pens and their corresponding ink might be a key factor.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Ink Chromatography / Pen analysis
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