For a class of 30 working in groups of 3.
Students assume the role of crime scene investigators as they use their observational skills and deductive reasoning to solve a realistic crime scenario.
They attempt to identify a prime suspect from a pool of 6 alleged perpetrators using these traditional forensic techniques:
- Fingerprinting
- Hair analysis (requires low-power microscope, not included)
- Tyre track impression analysis
- Blood typing (using synthetic blood)
- Forensic entomology (with artificial fly larvae or maggots)
- Police log review
Kit includes:
- Teacher’s manual with student guide
- Reproducible masters, report forms, and extension activities.
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for N. Burlington
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for C. Cunningham
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for V. Velto
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for P. Preston
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for T. Taylor
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for M. Maloy
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for Victim
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for Victim’s Car
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for Cabin
- 1 Synthetic Blood Sample for Tire Iron
- 2 Synthetic Anti-A Serum
- 2 Synthetic Anti-B Serum
- 2 Synthetic Anti-Rh (D) Serum
- 120 Blood Mixing Sticks, Blue
- 120 Blood Mixing Sticks, Yellow
- 120 Blood Mixing Sticks, White
- 10 Rulers
- 1 Artificial Maggots, 1.5 oz
- 1 Magnetic Fingerprinting Powder
- 1 Fingerprinting Powder Applicator (magnetic stem with clear plastic sleeve)
- 1 Fingerprint Lifting Tape
- 10 Dual Magnifiers
- 72 Microscope Slides
- 100 Coverslips
- 10 Dissecting Forceps
- 2 Dog Hair Samples
- 2 Human Hair Samples
- 10 Plastic Pipets, 3 mL
- 100 Blood Typing Slides
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