Description
Everything your students need to learn the basics of Forensic Glass Evidence! NO PREP! Students work through 30 interactive Google Slides. Slides ask them to drag and drop, organize images, watch short video clips, and think through information.
Glass Evidence Lesson is a No Prep Resource!
Slides can be fully student led (great for a sub!) or be used for direct instruction or a combination of both!
Students use what they learn from the slides to complete six pages of notes. Notes are not just fill in the blank, but include short answer questions, labeling diagrams, thinking and application questions. Resource includes a comprehensive key for the student notes.
After finishing the slides and notes, students are ready to tackle the 15 Question Google Form. Allow students to use their notes, or not! Questions are all multiple choice, easily editable, and self grading!
Glass Evidence Notes and Review Resource includes:
- Interactive Google Slide Set – 30 slides
- Google Slide Set Key
- Student Notes pages – 6 pages
- Student Notes Key
- Google Form Review – 15 multiple choice questions
- Teaching Guide
Additional Forensic Trace Evidence Resources:
- Intro to Soil Evidence and Case Studies
- Forensic Soil Analysis Lesson: slides, notes, and review
- Soil Evidence Lab
- Paint Evidence Lesson: slides, notes, lab and review
- Glass Evidence Lesson: slides, notes, review
- Glass Evidence Lab: slides, notes, review, lab
- Trace Evidence: Hair and Fiber Unit BUNDLE
More to come!
This resource will be part of a new Unit – Trace Evidence Part 2, which will include Soil, Paint, Glass, and Powder evidence.
Click HERE to see the full Pacing Guide and know how this resource fits into the whole Forensic Science Curriculum.
Click here to see a preview of the Glass Evidence Lesson!
Here is what some happy teachers are saying about this resource in our Teachers Pay Teachers store!
I love that it was set up to be an independent activity that I utilized for those kids that were absent and modified it for in class notes for those that were in class for those couple of days. – Nicole J.
I love everything Science of Curiosity develops! I had a student out for medical reasons and she missed most of our unit on glass evidence. She was able to get caught up using these notes and slides. – Michele R.
This was great in my Forensic Science Class! The elaborate notes and presentation really helped my students! – Mr V.
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