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7th grade criminal justice - law scaffolded notes
Forensic Science Crime Scene Basics Activity Collection Bundle PRINT and DIGITAL
Forensics: All your favorite Crime Scene Basics Forensic Science Activities in one bundle, and it's only going to get better! Teach the basics of investigating a crime scene is and give students a broad look into what it takes to properly investigate a crime. The focus is not only on what to do at a crime scene but also what happens when proper protocol is not followed. This bundle is not complete. Any additional resources created for this unit will be added to this bundle. You will be able to
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7th - 10th
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Forensics Introduction to Physical Evidence Activity Collection BUNDLE
FORENSIC SCIENCE: All your favorite Introduction to Physical Evidence Activities in one bundle! Kick-off your unit while teaching about types of physical evidence, deductive reasoning, classification of evidence, and famous cases. Everything you need to start your forensics unit off right, in one collection! Perfect for the new teacher of forensics, or someone looking to spice up their unit. Distance Learning resources included with a variety of activities to suit your needs. This collection is
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Judicial Philosophy PowerPoint, Guided Notes, and Activity
Judicial Activism vs. Judicial Restraint PowerPoint and Guided Notes PLUS Judicial Philosophy (activism vs. restraint) Activity (Google Compatible) &Judicial Philosophy Text Reading Questions Scavenger HuntIs your class learning about the judicial branch and the supreme court of the United States?In this engaging lesson, students will learn the key differences between justices who use judicial activism vs. judicial restraint in their interpretation of the United States Constitution and law c
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5th - 12th, Adult Education
Forensic Science Doodle-it! Notes Physical Evidence DIGITAL DISTANCE LEARNING
FORENSICS & DISTANCE LEARNING: These Doodle-it! Note pages are the perfect graphic organizer for introducing the basics of physical evidence. Look at the classifications of physical evidence and how they are used by scientists to solve crimes! These notes are meant to introduce the topic of physical evidence. For detailed notes on types of physical evidence (such as fingerprints) other Doodle-it! Notes from WISEflamingo are available. By embellishing their notes with creative touches suc
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â The ENTIRE Forensic Doodle -it! Notes Collection
FORENSICS Doodle-it! Notes Autopsy and Manner of Death PRINT and DIGITAL
DISTANCE LEARNING: This simple 1 page Doodle-it! Note page is a perfect graphic organizer for introducing Autopsies and The 5 Manners of Death. Introduce the basics of why an autopsy might be performed and who can carry one out. Then distinguish between the 5 Manners of Death which are designated at an autopsy. These notes have been formulated with distance learning in mind. 3 different types of files are available to use to give flexibility in teaching. Tap into your student's creative side as
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â The ENTIRE Forensic Doodle -it! Notes Collection
Forensic Science Doodle -it! Notes Ballistics Basics PRINT and DIGITAL
FORENSICS & DISTANCE LEARNING: These Doodle-it! Note pages are the perfect graphic organizer for introducing the basics of ballistics. Study the history and classifications of firearms, and bullets and how they are used by scientists to solve crimes! These notes are meant to introduce the topic of ballistics. For detailed notes on external ballistics and parts of firearms other Doodle-it! Notes and tutorials from WISEflamingo are available (Click here for Ballistic Unit Products). By emb
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â The ENTIRE Forensic Doodle -it! Notes Collection
Forensic Doodle-it! Notes Homicide Classifications PRINT and DIGITAL
DISTANCE LEARNING: This Doodle-it! Note page is a perfect graphic organizer for introducing the difference between manslaughter & murder. Differentiate between first & second degree murder as well as voluntary vs. involuntary manslaughter. These notes have been formulated with distance learning in mind. 3 different types of files are available to use to give flexibility in teaching. Tap into your student's creative side as they summarize the important facts around this interesting topi
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â The ENTIRE Forensic Doodle -it! Notes Collection
Street Law: The House I Live In - War on Drugs Documentary
This War on Drugs documentary ( imdb.to/2tiRiTJ ) brings a culturally relevant teaching experience for ALL students of any background. The Film link I provided is edited by me personally to not reflect curse words so that audiences of 6th grade and up can view and experience the entire content. The Fill-in-the-blank handouts allow students of any ability level to watch attentively were the end result is they have information they can look at to guide them in answering their writing prompt after
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Law and Society
This work package includes a PowerPoint, guided note, and a worksheet. The lesson looks at the need for law in society, the difference between rules and law, the concept of justice, the idea of law and morality, and how our views of law can differ. The lesson works well for CLU3M, CLN4U or any civics class.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Juvenile Justice System (Powerpoint and Notes)
This is about the Juvenile Justice System and the steps and procedures in the process. How it is different than adult court. This is Unit 5, Part 4 in my pacing guide
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Doodle-it! Notes History of Forensic Science
This doodle summary page is the perfect way to scaffold notes or review the history of forensic science, from Bertillon to Locard. Tap into your student's creative side as they summarize the important facts around this incredible topic. By embellishing their notes with creative touches such as color and visual cues students make more neural connections to the material... the more connections the better that information sticks for later recall!Also available Introduction to Forensic Science Grow
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Introduction to Forensics Activity Collection
SS.C.G.1.9 PowerPoint and Note-Taking Guide on how the Constitutional limits
This PowerPoint and Guided Note-Taking contains information is aligned to the FL Benchmark SS.7.CG. 1.9 Describe how the U.S. Constitution limits the powers of government through separation of powers, checks and balances, individual rights, rule of law and due process of law.
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7th
FingerPrint Worksheet
This worksheet accompanies the Fingerprint Powerpoint and lab activities.
Grades:
6th - 12th
Also included in:Â Fingerprint Mini-Unit
Landmark Supreme Court Cases Slides & Guided Notes
NEW doodle/visual notes added!This product is aligned to the new Florida Civics standards. A PowerPoint presentation and fill in the blank guided notes are provided. SS.7.CG.3.11 Analyze the effects of landmark Supreme Court decisions on law, liberty and the interpretation of the U.S. Constitution
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6th - 8th
Also included in:Â BUNDLE - Complete set of Florida Civics Slides & Guided Notes
The Trial Court System (w/ jury selection, appeals & Supreme Court) -Class Notes
Powerpoint presentation discussing several aspects of the trial court systems in the United States. Topics include: general purpose and function of trial courts, jury selection information, appeals, legal precedents, SCOTUS and more. Some discussion questions embedded and can be used over 1-2 standard class periods.
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Steps in Criminal and Civil Court Cases (Powerpoint and Notes)
This is a step by step break down of Criminal and Civil CasesThis is Unit 5, Part 3 in my pacing guide
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
SS.C.G.1.9 PowerPoint on how the Constitutional limits the government
This Note-taking guide aligns with the PowerPoint for FL Benchmark SS.7.CG.1.9 Describe how the U.S. Constitution limits the powers of government through separation of powers, checks and balances, individual rights, rule of law and due process of law.
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7th
Also included in:Â SS.C.G.1.9 PowerPoint and Note-Taking Guide on how the Constitutional limits
FORENSICS Doodle-it! Notes Eyewitness Testimony PSYCHOLOGY
Doodle-it! Notes on Eyewitness Testimony is the perfect way to scaffold notes or review the way the human memory works. Review factors that can impact memory and memory recall as well as a bit about the innocence project.Doodle-it! notes are a great alternative to boring scaffolded notes! Project the page, lead a discussion and have students use color, arrows, pictures and words to make connections to the content. Alternately, these could be used as a graphic organizer to be completed by studen
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Grades:
7th - 12th
Also included in:Â Eyewitness Testimony and Memory Activity Collection BUNDLE
United States Legal System
Powerpoint Presentation of the United States Legal system
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in:Â Tuck Everlasting Mock Trial Bundle
Landmark Supreme Court Cases (Powerpoint, Notes, and Test) 30 Cases
This covers 30 of the biggest and influential Supreme Court Cases of all time. It breaks every case down in 3 ways-What happened-Decision -Part of the Constitution that was used in the rulingThe Test is a 30 question matching test, matching the name of the case to a description of what it was about.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
Intro to the Legal System -- Source of Laws (Powerpoint and Notes)
This goes over-What exactly are laws-The history of legal system going back to the code of Hammurabi -Felonies vs Misdemeanors -Different types of laws
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
What is Law? Powerpoint
A brief introduction into the concept of law and why we have rules in our society.
Grades:
7th - 12th
Latent Print Guided Reading
Use this reading material and question page to introduce your students to latent prints and how to collect them. Answer key provided.
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Grades:
6th - 12th
Who is Who? U.S.A Courtroom
Powerpoint Presentation of a who is who in the USA courtroom.
Grades:
5th - 12th
Also included in:Â Tuck Everlasting Mock Trial Bundle
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