Here you will find topics from G-classroom we will be covering along throughout the year:

• Test dates and the topics they will be on

• Reading assignments to be outlined for homework

• Lab topics and their due dates

All daily assignments along with notes and lab assignments can be found in Google Classroom.

• • Assignments are due on the day that they appear on the calendar

  • Example - If a textbook assignment is listed on 9/12 on the calendar, the assignment is due on 9/12

First Marking Period:

Cumulative Exam

Second Marking Period:

Crime Scene Movie Project

You may work alone or in a group of up to 4 people. 

1) Brainstorm a storyboard depicting a crime being committed. Design your own working crime scene, and show how it would be processed based on your modus operandi. Demonstrate the seven "S"'s of a crime scene. Include ID and collection/preservation of evidence.  EX: Blood Spatter, Hair, Fiber, Toxicology, Fingerprints, Graphology, Profiling/Stalking.

Third Marking Period:

Cumulative Exam

Fourth Marking Period: 

Cumulative Exam and Final Crime Scene Project

The class is going to be randomly split into two teams. Each team will be preparing a crime scene for the other team to solve.

Crime Scene: You have to actually prepare the scene.  Sketches and story lines will be submitted to me prior to the activity (Date TBA). You will provide the props, actors, evidence, people who have "information" etc., for the other team. Physical evidence must be in a form that we can test in the lab as we have done throughout the year.

Investigative Group: You are charged with solving the crime. Your tasks include everything we have discussed during the year (and items we will get to). Secure the scene, rough and smooth sketches, pictures, triangulated measurements, physical evidence collection and analysis, questioning and interrogation -- just to name a few.

We will have a class period or two to set this up. The rest of the setup is on your own -- so make sure you have a team leader and assign jobs as necessary.  

More information to come. ENJOY