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Forensic Science Kits
http://www.commlearning.com Easy to teach curriculum for science class, after school, gifted and talented students. Each unit teaches students about forensics as they solve a crime, the guilty party is not disclosed until the final lesson. Great fun! Commercial products for sale |
 
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Forensic Science Lesson Plans
http://sciencespot.net/Pages/classforsci.html Learn more about this 9-week unit for junior high students exploring the world of forensic science. Topics include crime scene analysis, eyewitness accounts, fingerprinting, trace evidence, impression evidence, blood evidence, arson investigations, and more! PowerPoint presentations, student worksheets, review activities, and quizzes are available for each unit. The site also provides an assortment of puzzles, daily class warm-up activities, student activity sheets for online resources. |
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forensicHUB.com
http://www.forensicHUB.com An online community for forensic professionals and students of all disciplines to share knowledge and experience. |
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Forensic Training Network
http://www.forensic-training-network.com Offering a wide variety of training solutions for forensic professionals. |
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Forensics 101, Inc
http://www.forensics101.org Mobile forensic science resources for schools, libraries, community events, and individuals. |
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Forensic Science
http://www.forensic.santoshraut.com Source of Forensic Science, Criminology, Cyber Crime, Law, Wildlife, Social Science, Security |
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Science Gumshoes
http://www.sciencegumshoes.com/ Children's forensic science through science detective stories |
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Forensic Science Education Consulting
http://www.forensicfutures.com Forensic Futures Education Group provides workshops and curriculum in forensic science for both the high school and univesity setting. Ten years of teaching experience in forensic science as well as professional experience working on the World Trade Center Disaster. |
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Science clarified: Forensic sciences
http://www.scienceclarified.com/Ex-Ga/Forensic-Science.html General description of forensic sciences provided in a detailed and coherent way. |
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Forensic Identification
http://www.kqed.com/quest/dfiles/102c_forensicidentification.pdf Forensic Identification Call them detectives of a different sort. Investigate the world of forensic anthropology with University of California, Santa Cruz doctoral candidate and “bone detective” Chelsey Juarez. She has developed a novel technique to help identify the remains of migrants who die crossing the border between the United States and Mexico. You may choose to watch the television segment twice with your students: once to elicit emotional responses and get an overview of the topic and again to focus on facts and draw out opinions. Watch the online video at ... www.kqed.org/quest/television/view/68 |
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Vandalia Science Education
http://vandaliascied.com/ Vandalia Science Education Forensic kits and teaching resources |
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The Mystery of Lyle and Louise (DNA Typing)
http://www.LyleAndLouise.com A tragic car accident. A horrific cabin murder scene. Drug rings and business schemes. Let your students solve several gruesome murders through a modular set of lab exercises. Welcome to Vandalia Science Education, where shipping is always FREE! Vandalia SciEd is pleased to offer a variety of education materials for high school and college-level science courses, the most notable of which is the Mystery of Lyle and Louise. Identity Crisis! Two dead women are identified as Louise Mondelo. It is up to your students to determine who is actually Louise Mondelo using the latest in DNA typing technology. (US$149) |
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Who Did It?
http://www.teachersfirst.com/unitlist.cfm Who Did It? is a multi-part science unit for middle or high school students that uses "crime" analysis and forensics to teach and reinforce basic laboratory skills. Each lesson includes a laboratory and procedure component, along with handouts and study questions. Extensive printable PDF files make this unit especially easy to implement in the classroom. |
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Firearm Identification educational kit
http://www.precisionforensictesting.com Precision Forensic Testing has developed a Forensic Firearm Identification resource kit. The kit includes samples of actual fired bullets and cartridge cases, a Power Point lecture with detailed pictures to assist with lecturing, three laboratory exercises utilizing the 20 kit samples, an actual firearm barrel cut in half, an a teacher guide. US$180 + |
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Forensic Science for High School
http://www.kendallhunt.com/forensics Forensic Science for High School is a one-year introductory forensic science course for high school that focuses on practices and analysis of physical evidence found at crime scenes. |
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National Association of Teachers of Forensic Science
http://www.hstofs.org National Association of High School Teachers of Forensic Science The source for teachers of Forensic Science to obtain and share authentic and professional information, techniques, and materials to aid in the teaching of Forensic Science on the high school level. |
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Reddy's Forensic Page
http://www.forensicpage.com Many links in forensic science |
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Forensic Entomology
http://www.maggotsfrommurders.com Forensic entomology kits for the science classroom from middle school to college |
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Explore Forensics
http://www.exploreforensics.com Explore Forensics.com is the number one stop for forensic information, crime scene analysis, featuring articles, information and products |
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American Academy of Forensic Sciences
http://www.aafs.org/ American Academy of Forensic Sciences |
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Forensic Science : Google Directory
http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Science_in_Society/Forensic_Science?tc=1/ Forensic Science : Google Directory |
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Education in forensic science
http://www.forensicdna.com/ Education in forensic science Forensic Science Timeline | Classes in Forensic Science | Forensic Resources | Careers in Forensic Science | Forensic Bibliography | High School Education | Class Projects | Forensic DNA | Glossary | Forensic Science Articles | |
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Forensic Science Resource Manual for Teachers
http://www.forensicsinschool.com Two teacher resource manuals that each contain over 100 pages of 'ready-to-go' forensic science classroom activities (ie. worksheets, labs, readings, notes, case studies, research projects). These manuals were written by two experienced high school teachers and edited by a veteran police officer and are now are available for purchase. |
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Interactive Investigator - Forensic Science
http://www.virtualmuseum.ca/Exhibitions/Myst/ Interactive Investigator: Your Introduction to the World of Forensic Science Welcome to the fascinating world of forensic science. This site has been developed for anyone with an interest in the different scientific methods used to solve crimes. You will be able to obtain general information and an introduction to the main aspects of forensic science from a database on the subject. You can also explore a Historical Cabinet containing actual evidence gathered from crime scenes throughout this century. Or, test your deductive skills and your forensic knowledge playing our fun interactive game where you must help Detective Wilson and Detective Marlow solve a gruesome murder! |
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Forensic Scientist
http://www.myfuture.edu.au/services/default.asp?FunctionID=5050&ASCO=211000B Forensic Scientist - Criminalist, Fire Investigator, Scientist (Forensic) Forensic scientists apply scientific procedures and techniques to the examination of physical evidence that may assist in legal investigations. Duties and Tasks | Quick Facts | Personal Requirements | Related Industries | Labour Market | Related Jobs | Earnings | Related Courses | |
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Bob Chappell forensic science challenge.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bob.chappell/projects_page.html Bob Chappell forensic science challenge. (a Cambridgeshire teacher) |
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Dr Zeno's Forensic Site
http://forensic.to/forensic.html Dr Zeno's Forensic Site Laboratories / Expert Witnesses | Field of expertise | Arson | Chemistry | Computer Investigation | DNA | Documents | Drugs | Engineering | Explosives | Fingerprints | Firearms | Hairs Fibers Palynology | Image Processing | Linguistics audio | Photography | Products | Toolmarks shoeprints locks | Toxicology | Traffic | |
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It is a Mystery - Lesson Planning
http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson299.shtml It is a Mystery - Lesson Planning Education World provides five lessons to set you on your way to a mysterious learning adventure! Included: Five mysterious lessons that focus on language arts, history, and forensic science! Also ... Mystery Lessons Students assume the identity of private investigators as they read, solve, and write mysteries in this winning lesson plan |
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Was it murder or an accident ?
http://www.projectboxes.co.uk/murder/ Maybe more of a mystery rather than Forensic Science .. you decide ... this resource is NOT free Police have discovered a body in the local park. Pupils are in role as police officers in an incident room trying to solve the murder. Using the Internet, the incident room receives various piece of information. There are many clues, many deductions to be made. Finally, by a process of elimination and intelligent guess-work, the "police officers" make a speculation to their Chief as to a solution to the case and attempt to reconstruct the last few hours of the victim's life. The clear guidance in the teachers' pack suggests how you can organise the classroom, proposes when you need to make available each information sheet and advises on information to be gained at each stage. Sound curriculum-linked activities based on clear learning objectives, provide genuine assessment opportunities and act as a stimulus for further classroom sessions. |
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The Art of Crime Detection - Teacher's Guide
http://www.sanford-artedventures.com/play/crimedetection/teacher.html The Art of Crime Detection - Teacher's Guide "The Art of Crime Detection" is an interactive Web activity consisting of an introductory animation, two crime-solving scenarios, and a open-ended drawing tool The player helps to solve annoying but rather innocuous crimes (e.g., toilet-papering a tree) by using both the left and right brain to draw composite sketches of a perpetrator. While they play, players will readily experience the artistic effects and consequences of relying solely on the right or left brains. They will develop an understanding of what parts of the brain are appropriate to use for artistic expression. There are two scenarios: The Toilet Paper Caper and Pushing Other People's Buttons. The player uses the PDArist, a PDA-type device that guides them through the process of using either side of the brain, or both sides simultaneously. Players can also use the PDArtist alone, as a creative tool for their own scenarios. This is not really using science ... but why should they have all the fun? |
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Key Stage 3 (UK) - Who is it?
http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/muscat_notes/530pks3.htm Key Stage 3 - Who is it? 'Who is it?' is an interactive forensic investigation aimed at developing pupils' scientific knowledge, skills and understanding. It is primarily designed to be used within a CLC as a whole group activity.... A worksheet is available for downloading CLC = (Birmingham) City Learning Centres |
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Key Stage 4 (UK) - Who is it?
http://www.bgfl.org/bgfl/muscat_notes/530pks4.htm Key Stage 4 - Who is it? 'Who is it?' is an interactive forensic investigation aimed at developing pupils' scientific knowledge, skills and understanding. It is primarily designed to be used within a CLC as a whole group activity.... CLC = (Birmingham) City Learning Centres |
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Forensic Science Online Quiz
http://whodunit.planet-science.com/go/SleuthSchool/QuizStart Forensic Science Online Quiz Welcome to the Super Sleuth Training Challenge. In order to complete your basic training as a forensic science investigator, this challenge requires you to demonstrate your superior knowledge of forensic science. As part of the challenge you will be required to answer a series of questions. Upon submission of your results, you will be awarded a Certificate of Merit and entered into our Champion Super Sleuth prize draw! |
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Forensics Activities you can do at home
http://whodunit.planet-science.com/go/InfoPage_32.html Forensics Activities you can do at home Chocolate Fingerprints | Casting Call | Bleeding Marvellous | I Spy Fibre... | Make an Impression | Planet Science - CSI | |
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Planet Science - WhoDunIt
http://www.planet-science.com/whodunit/home.html Planet Science - WhoDunIt The Planet Science Whodunit is a fun, free, forensic science activity suitable for students at KS2 and KS3 (years 4-9 only). If your class missed the deadline, don't worry - although you can't submit your results, you can still win great prizes. Get your class online to try the mind-boggling Super Sleuth Training Challeng |
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Forensic science entomology links
http://folk.uio.no/mostarke/forens_ent/fs_links.shtml Forensic science links - The ultimate guide to forensic entomology |
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Genetics / DNA / Forensics Curricula
http://www.kumc.edu/gec/forensic.html Genetics / DNA / Forensics Curricula |
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Crime Scene Photography
http://www.rcmp-learning.org/docs/ecdd1004.htm Crime Scene Photography Almost every day, photography provides new evidence of its value as a powerful weapon in the war against crime. More and more departments are coming to realize that--even in routine incidents--simple pictures taken with simple cameras can make an impressive difference in Court. Furthermore, police departments are continually finding new ways to use photography, both as a tool for investigation and as a means to record data quickly and accurately. |
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CSI (TV Show) - Factual Inaccuracies
http://www.angelfire.com/jazz/jboze3131/csifacts.htm CSI (TV Show) - Factual Inaccuracies Below is a list of factual "inaccuracies" people have sent in, and a few that I noticed myself in the first season. Many of these have changed, and are, indeed accurate...being confirmed by professionals in the field. Some of them have yet to be refuted, so they might be inaccuracies, or they might not. |
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Forensic science - Hunter College High School
http://renoir.vill.edu/~ysp/Teacher/Webpages/Forensics/forensic.html Forensic science - Hunter College High School The forensic science elective explored many topics: latent fingerprints, blood groups, blood spatter, DNA, ballistics, microscopy, pathology, among others. The students enjoyed the course and were highly motivated. Guest speakers included detectives from the NYPD ballistics lab and a homicide district attorney from Brooklyn. forensic anthropology | names of the bones | bone sex | height calculator | faces from skulls | |
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Crime Science at Northwest Middle School
http://kancrn.kckps.k12.ks.us/northwest/kavaver/crime-sci-main-web.html Crime Science at Northwest Middle School Teachers from our urban core school collaborated with science teachers at a suburban high school. This resulted in a grant to the Learning Exchange, a local funding agency for innovative ideas. We were awarded a $3000 grant that enabled us to get the problem based unit started. Our grant, "Its a Crime" helped teachers learn more about law enforcement, foresnic techniques and the law and students. |
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FBI Youth
http://www.fbi.gov/kids/6th12th/6th12th.htm FBI .. Federal Bureau of Investigation ... site for grades 6 to 12 - forensic science | FBI Investigates | FBI Adventures | SA Challenge | Day in the LIfe | Safety Links | History | Working Dogs | Games | For the Family | |
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CBS TV Official CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
http://www.cbs.com/primetime/csi/main.shtml CBS TV Official CSI: Crime Scene Investigation |
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Forensic Bibliography
http://www.forensicdna.com/Bibliography.html Forensic Bibliography |
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Forensic Science - Class Projects at Berkeley
http://www.forensicdna.com/ClassProjects.html Forensic Science - Class Projects In the forensic science classes we give through the University of California at Berkeley Extension, students are asked to present a project to the class. This project can be case-specific or topical. We thought it would be a useful service to provide reference lists for some of the projects. With their permission, we have also provided the e-mail addresses of students who can be contacted for more information. Analysis of Explosive Residues and other Bombing Evidence | Latent Fingerprint Detection | Forensic Entomology | The Case of Stella Nickell | |
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Forensic Science Timeline
http://www.forensicdna.com/Timeline.htm Forensic Science Timeline |
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Forensic Friday
http://www.enc.org/features/calendar/unit/0,1819,156,00.shtm Forensic Friday: CCSI -- Classroom Crime Scene Investigation (Grades 9-12) The end of the school year was fast approaching, and as a first-year AP chemistry teacher I wondered, what should I do during the last two weeks of school? .... why not stage a crime scene and have the students use their chemistry knowledge to investigate? Remember, forensic investigation is an inquiry process. Therefore, no two classroom outcomes will be alike. In the CCSI, it's really the method that counts, although catching the criminal isn't that bad of a goal either. So gather your gear and get sleuthing. You'll be amazed at what you'll uncover. |
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Forensic Science Activities at Discovery School
http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/forensics.html Forensic Science Activities at Discovery School Lesson plans include suggestions for adaptations for older or younger audiences. Archaeological Detectives | Forensic Detectives: Who Did It? | Forensics: Who Killed the Iceman? | Making Mummies | The Real Eve | Similar Substances | Writing as Criminal Evidence | |
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Criminalistics in the Classroom
http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/AEC/AEF/1995/rost_criminalistics.html Criminalistics in the Classroom In 1990 our Math and Science Departments, through the generous funding of the GTE Corporation, developed a Forensic Crime Lab at our school. With the help of twenty enthusiastic students, ten teachers and community help we refurbished an annex of our science department to house the tools of the criminalist including an infrared spectrophotometer, electrophoretic equipment, fingerprinting tools, darkroom facilities, MacIntosh computers with CD-ROM and on-line capabilities, and research materials. The teaching objectives included: exposing students to sophisticated laboratory equipment, exposing students to the significance of physical evidence, educating the student to the admissibility of evidence into a court of law, encouraging electronic searching methods, developing writing and speaking skills, encouraging inquiry, cooperation and authentic assessment, demonstrating the experimental limitations on accuracy and observation. |
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The Mystery Spot
http://www.accessexcellence.org/AE/mspot/ The Mystery Spot .... plus other mystery links. |
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