Comprehensive Crime Scene

Choose from more than twelve different kits to create your own crime scene for your students to solve. Food analysis, water and soil contamination are only a few possibilities for you to incorporate in your classroom.

Getting Nerdy® Science—CSI Mystery Microscope Lab

Whodunnit? The CSI Mystery Microscope Lab requires a few microscopes and a scientific eye as students take on the role of detective and view various residues to try to determine who the culprit is! The 1- to 2-day lab is easy to implement using household items, such as garlic powder, salt, baby powder, sugar, sand and flour. Includes 6 PDF handouts with student and teacher directions.

The Forensic Slide Set

In the Forensics Microscope Slide Set, view seven different evidence specimens that would typically be found at a crime scene. Capture curiosity and identify different types of natural fibers, blood, and more.

Forensic Bones: Super Value Kit

In the Forensics Bones Activity Kit for anatomy, consider the correlation between ulna length and total body height. What can be learned about a dead person if only the bones of the dead person were found?

Evidence Labels, Roll of 100

Crime Scene Evidence Labels for Forensics have a count of 100. Bring the crime scene to the laboratory.

Evidence Bags, 50

Crime Scene Evidence Bags for Forensics are in a package of 50. Bring the crime scene to the laboratory.

Evidence Number Cards, 1–15

Crime Scene Evidence Number Cards for Forensics are numbered 1–15. Bring the crime scene to the laboratory.

Crime Scene Tape, 1000 ft.

Crime Scene Police Tape for Forensics is 1,000 ft. Bring the crime scene to the laboratory.

Who Is Littering? Forensics Super Value Kit

In the Who is Littering? Forensics Activity Kit, gather and classify evidence from different locations to solve the crime.

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