Forensics Video: The Science of Solving Crimes

Middle School

We’re thrilled to share this engaging and educational video created by a science teacher like you! The Middle School Science Curriculum + Forensics = Motivation (Part 1) video details a curriculum- and NGSS-aligned forensics activity. The activity is specifically for middle school students; it introduces a hands-on crime scene investigation that will capture your students' imagination and reinforce critical scientific concepts across all grade levels.

The video explains setting up a realistic crime scene in your classroom, creating an immersive learning experience that supports lab work and scientific inquiry. It highlights the materials needed for step-by-step procedures and tips for adapting the activities to suit different grade levels. This activity caters to various learning styles, ensuring every student can participate and learn.

Whether you're a seasoned science teacher or new to the field, this forensics activity is a fantastic way to bring the excitement of real-world science into your classroom. So, hit play and discover how to make learning fun and impactful for the future scientists in your class!

Stay tuned for Middle School Science Curriculum + Forensics = Motivation (Part 2).

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