Teach your students Forensic Blood Spatter Analysis! NO PREP – This set of notes is designed to help your students learn how to identify different types of blood spatter patterns, and what they mean at a crime scene.
Teach your students Forensic Blood Spatter Analysis! NO PREP – This set of notes is designed to help your students learn how to identify different types of blood spatter patterns, and what they mean at a crime scene.
The notes follow along with the YouTube video ‘Blood Spatter Analysis Lecture’ posted by Renee Blake. The lecture is in two parts:
These links are included in both the print out notes (as tiny urls) and the digital notes so that they will be easy for your students to pull up.
This Blood Spatter Evidence resource contains:
Three pagees of Digital Notes
Editable version of the Digital Notes
Three pages of Printable Notes – Editable
KEY of Notes filled in
Eleven question Google Form – Editable
Teaching Guide
Your students can use the Digital notes in class or during distance learning. They are made in Google Slides so students can fill them out easily. The images and text of the notes are stationary (students can not change them). This prevents students from accidentally deleting or moving things around. Text boxes have been added so that they only need to click and type to answer questions! You students will also drag and drop elements to label and identify items in the notes.
I also provided an Editable version. If you want to add or change anything, you may do so with the Editable version!
Printable notes are designed to be printed and used in class. They can also be completed digitally. Students can fill them in online using Kami or a similar program.
The Blood Spatter Google Form review can be given to your students right after they complete the notes to see what topics they may need more help understanding. It can also be used as a review before the test!
The two interactive resources I would normally use to look at blood are flash and no longer work. Thanks for this great resource. – Beverly A. November 17, 2020
The video and notes were helpful for students. – Sasha J. November 18, 2021
Very easy (no prep for teacher), informative, and engaging! – Courtney F. November 10, 2020
Bundle and Save! This resource is part of the Blood Unit Bundle.
