Forensic Methods Classroom Kits
Aqua Phoenix Scientific Kemtec™ Forensics Kit: Fabrics and Fiber
Examine various types of fabric and fiber evidence and observe the various types of characteristics that are exhibited.
Kemtec™: Analysis of Fingerprints
Encourages students to learn and experiment with dusting and developing latent prints.
Kemtec™ Forensics Kit: Analysis of Drugs and Poisons
Learn to identify some common over-the-counter drugs
Lynn Peavey Company Black Magic Ink Pads
Easy-to-use, versatile ink pads can replace all other fingerprint pads.
Innovating Science™ Forensic Toxicology
Students utilize different lab techniques to determine the presence of alcohol, illicit drugs and pain medications present in the simulated urine samples of suspected criminals.
Kemtec™ Forensics Kit: Introduction to Toxicology
Demonstrate techniques used to screen for drug use.
Innovating Science™ Forensic Case Study: Drugs -Small Town, Big Problem
In this activity students work for the Mapledale Forensic Analysis Lab and have been asked to analyze a variety of forensic evidence, including fingerprints, unknown powders, urine specimens, money, and handwriting samples, to assist the Riverside police to find a suspect.
Sirchie Finger Print Crime Scene Template
Designed to simplify the drawing of difficult objects found at the crime scene.
United Scientific Supplies Protein Synthesis Manipulative Kit
Teach protein synthesis with hands-on manipulatives.
Edvotek Forensic Escape Room
Explore the world of forensic science with this fun and exciting crime scene escape room.
Edvotek™ Blood Typing Kit
What forensics information does blood typing provide?
Innovating Science™ Blood Typing Kits with Simulated Blood
Determine the ABO or ABO/Rh blood type of four unknown samples.
Innovating Science™ Forensic Drug Testing: A Simulated Immunoassay
In this activity, students will perform a simulated immunoassay test on several urine samples for the detection of the cocaine metabolite benzoylecgonine
Innovating Science™ Forensic Case Study: Murder At Eagle Nest Harbor
A murder in a quiet house boat community sets the stage for students to test their forensic knowledge. Students will take on the role of a forensic technician as they analyze hair, fiber, fingerprint, blood, and hand writing evidence to help pin point the killer.