Crime Scene Investigations Non-Fiction Article

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Total Pages: 40 pages
Answer Key: Included with rubric
Teaching Duration: 90 minutes
File Size: 25 MB
File Type: Zip

In this Crime Scene Investigations Forensic Science Non-Fiction Article, students will learn about different science techniques used by crime scene investigators. This resource contains 3 post-reading activities for students to practice their reading comprehension skills.

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Resource Includes:

• Engaging Non-Fiction Article: This article will help students learn about the science behind what crime scene investigators do.
• Modified and Regular Versions: Both the modified and regular versions of the non-fiction article are provided, ensuring that all learners can access and enjoy the material.
• MP3 Audio Files: MP3 files for each article are provided to help with a variety of learning styles and needs.
• 3 Post-Reading Activities: Assess your students' comprehension with thought-provoking comprehension questions. Enhance their grammar skills with two options: paper-based activities and self-grading Google Forms. And watch their writing skills flourish with a long-answer writing response.
• Answer Keys: Help assess student learning using the provided answers.
• Seamless Online Learning: Both print and digital options are provided.

Why Choose This Crime Scene Investigations Forensic Science Non-Fiction Article?

✅ Versatile Usage: Use it any time you want to explore intriguing non-fiction material with your students.
✅ Comprehensive Learning: Promote reading and critical thinking skills with a single resource.
✅ Comprehensive Support: Benefit from a teacher lesson plan and a pre-reading K-W-L chart to guide your teaching journey.

Teacher Feedback

1. “I first eyed the yeti article when I saw this one. It was the perfect fit for my EFL student! Not only will it spark her curiosity, it will challenge her! I might just turn her into a non fiction fan! Yay! I'm sure I'll also get quite an interesting conversation out of her! Goal achieved! Thank you!”
2. “I used it to support an Evidence and Investigation unit in Science.”
3. “Great non-fiction article! The students found it so interesting and were really into doing further research into the topic!”

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