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Direct linkWitham, Shelly Anne; Krockover, Gerald H.; Burgess, Wilella; Bayley, Bill – Science Teacher, 2004
Forensics can serve as the perfect vehicle for science exploration and learning. As part of a professional development workshop, teachers participated in various forensic activities. This article describes an archaeological dig simulation that provides the catalyst for an inquiry-based activity. In this activity, teachers make crime scene…
Descriptors: Inferences, Thinking Skills, Crime, Science Activities
