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The lesson plan covers a biotech unit on forensics over four days. On the first day, students will learn how forensic technicians process crime scenes and fingerprints through presentations and mock activities. The second day focuses on the roles of different forensic scientists like pathologists, engineers, and toxicologists in investigating deaths and using trace evidence. On the third day, students examine how blood evidence is analyzed and typed through presentations and activities. The final day contrasts crime scene investigation and forensic science, includes a test, and has students submit summaries of their learning.

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Lesson Plan Summary Sheet

The lesson plan covers a biotech unit on forensics over four days. On the first day, students will learn how forensic technicians process crime scenes and fingerprints through presentations and mock activities. The second day focuses on the roles of different forensic scientists like pathologists, engineers, and toxicologists in investigating deaths and using trace evidence. On the third day, students examine how blood evidence is analyzed and typed through presentations and activities. The final day contrasts crime scene investigation and forensic science, includes a test, and has students submit summaries of their learning.

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Lesson Plan Summary Sheet

Teacher:

Howerton

Subject:

Biotech I

Topic:

Unit D: Forensics

Date

Essential Question(s)

12/17

How do forensic technicians process a


crime scene?
How do forensic technicians process
fingerprints at a crime scene?

12/18

How do different forensic scientists help


investigate a death?
How is trace evidence used in a criminal
case?

Activities
View the Crime Scene Evidence
powerpoint
Process a mock crime scene
View Fingerprint Evidence powerpoint
Develop and lift latent fingerprints
Use other chemical means of developing
fingerprints
Roll fingerprints
Identify fingerprints
View a mock autopsy
Examine bones to determine identity of
victim
View Forensic Scientists powerpoint
Complete Trace Evidence activity (time
permitting)

12/19

How is blood evidence used in a criminal


case?

View the Hematology powerpoint and


Complete Blood Typing Activity
Complete Blood Spatter Activity

12/20

What are the differences between Crime


Scene Investigation and Forensic
Science?

Test on Forensic Science


Summarizing Strategies due

Vocabulary

Summarizing Strategies

Chain of custody
Forensic technician
Latent
Whorl
Loop
Arch

D1:Explain the steps taken


to process a crime scene.
D2:Explain how fingerprints
are left and used at a crime
scene.

Forensic scientist
Forensic engineer
Forensic pathology
Forensic anthropology
Toxicologist
Glass analysis
Fiber analysis
Hair analysis
Impression analysis
Soil analysis
Ballistics
Kastle-Meyer
Antigens Antibodies
PCR

D3:Explain the roles various


scientists play in a death
investigation and trace
evidence analysis

none

D5: Write a reflection on


this unit. What did you like
about it? What did you
know? How could you
improve your effort? How
could the unit be improved?

D4:Explain how blood


evidence is used in a
criminal case.

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