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Forensic Odontology (Bite Mark) Lesson: Notes & Review Questions – NO PREP

Teach Forensic Odontology with notes and review! Students go through 20 Google Slides to learn the basics of bite mark evidence.

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Teach Forensic Odontology with notes and review! Students go through 20 Google Slides to learn the basics of bite mark evidence.

  • To identify the name of each tooth
  • How forensic odontologists use teeth to identify unknown bodies
  • The five levels of bite mark severity
  • How bite mark evidence is collected and analyzed
  • The unreliability of bite mark evidence

 

Included in this resource:

  • Learn Forensic Odontology Slides: 20 interactive Google slides that give students all they need to know to complete the notes. Designed to be student-led, they can also be used for direct instruction (or a mix of both!) Students can work at their own pace and you are free to help the kids that need you. Interactive Google Slides keep students engaged in their learning. They drag and drop objects, click on links to images, answer questions, access an article and are prompted to do a bit of research!
  • Odontology Slides Key
  • Guided notes sheet gives students a place to record what they learn. Everything they need to complete the notes is on the slides
  • Notes Key
  • 10 question Google Form: Test their understanding of Forensic Odontology. Can be used as a review or assessment. Self grading and fully editable.

 

Take a look at the preview of the Forensic Odontology notes!

 

Five Stars!

What some happy teachers are saying about this resource in our Teachers Pay Teachers store:

Forensics students enjoyed this activity . . engaging              – Gena S.

This was one of three resources that I got for my bite mark component of Forensic Science. It was very helpful in laying down the foundational knowledge the students needed. I added my own lab to it at the end. It turned out to be one of the students favourite parts of the class.            – Erin C.

This was an engaging activity that fostered cooperative learning in my students. They were challenged by the drag and drop and had meaningful conversations to get to the solution. Thank you for providing a way to make this lesson creative and exciting.               – Sharon F.

 

 

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