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The following websites have been developed to aid teachers in the implementation of rigorous and relevant curriculums. You are welcome to use them as often as you like. If you find any of the material or resources available on this website useful to you, please consider making a donation to support the upkeep of the site. Donations can be made on-line electronically by addressing paypal payments to brennon.sapp@gmail.com.

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Forensics Text & Teaching Resources

Forensics Illustrated-Step Under the Tape, a full curriculum written for High School Students, is now available free to anyone. Previously, this resource required the purchase of a book or CD-rom, but now Forensics Illustrated and all its resources are available to anyone with the internet.

Forensics Labs - A key element of any science class is the effective use of quality labs which allow students to put prior learned concepts into practical use. These activities are most significant when labs are examples of real world applications. Often labs of this type are either to expensive or dangerous for teens to conduct. In forensic science, a topic most people find riveting, real world labs can be carried out on a regular basis safely and economically.

Crime Scene Investigations

A Simple CSI Simulation - If a large simulation is intimidating to you, you may want to try a simpler one first. This page contains information and links to a much simpler CSI simulation. This simulation may be conducted by one teacher with the students in a class functioning as teams of three to four students.

A CSI Simulation - Learn how to design a simulation which will allow your students to be a part of a CSI team and solve a crime. This simulation is best performed in collaboration with a team of teachers including science, psychology, social studies, and drama teachers. Students will have a blast and learn a ton.

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