Teach your students the value of Forensic Tool Mark Impression Evidence! This resource is NO PREP. It can be completed by students independently, be teacher led, or a combination of both!
Teach your students the value of Forensic Tool Mark Impression Evidence! This resource is NO PREP. It can be completed by students independently, be teacher led, or a combination of both!
Tool Mark Impression Lesson includes:
Lean Forensic Tool Mark Evidence: 14 Interactive Google Slides give students all they need to know to complete the notes. Slides are designed to be student-led, but can be used for direct instruction (or a mix of both!). This allows students to work at their own pace, and gives you the freedom to help the kids that need you.
KEY to Forensic Tool Mark Evidence slides
Student Guided Notes: are completed as students work through the Slides
Notes KEY
Google Form Review Questions: Ten multiple choice questions, self grading, editable!
Interactive Google Slides keep students engaged by asking them to drag and drop objects, label images, watch short YouTube video clips, read an article, and answer questions.
Students will learn:
The tools commonly used in crime
Where to search for tool marks at a crime scene
To identify the three types of tool marks
How to collect tools and tool marks
The value of tool marks for forensic investigation
My students loved this bundle. It was very engaging and creative to use. – Aya A.
My notes were not very strong on this subject as I would like for my forensic science class. This really helped to better this area for me. I like how it shows students different types of tool marks and gives examples. Thank you!!! – Mark P.
Another great product from Science of Curiosity…highly recommend! Students were engaged and ready for our tool marks lab the next day. Thanks for another outstanding product 🙂 – Sharon F.
Great resource! So easy to use and it saved me so much time! Very engaging and comprehensive. Thank you so much! – B.L.
My students enjoyed this interactive resource. My students are ESL so this allows students to work at their own pace. – Stacey M.
Bundle and Save! This resource is part of the Impressions Unit Bundle.
