Description
Wouldn’t you love a NO PREP Fingerprint Introduction Activity to begin your Fingerprinting unit? How about one where students create a classification system using real fingerprints and compare it to the FBI’s system? This flexible activity has you covered and also includes an online drag and drop Google slides version that makes assigning to as an e-learning assignment or on an online learning system a breeze!
The fingerprints included in the activity are actual fingerprints that have been enhanced to make it easy for your students to view the minutiae. You can use them for this activity and for Forensic lab activities as well. They make matching suspect fingerprints to those collected at a mock crime scene super easy. I love the added bonus of being able to add fingerprint matching to any mock crime scene I can dream up. This flexible activity is perfect for a high school Forensics course! It’s a great beginning of the year activity or could be used at any time during the course for your Fingerprinting Unit. This resource includes both a digital and printed format.
Materials Included in this PDF File:
1. No Prep Fingerprint Introduction Activity (including 16 different fingerprints)
2. Complete instructions and link to download the Google Slides file (for digital format assignment)
3. Teacher Key
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