Bingo: Forensic Science Crime Time Vocabulary
$5.50
Description
Who doesn’t love a fun social game of BINGO??? I know your kids will love the forensic themed vocabulary game!
Perfect for brain break game, substitute needs, vocabulary review, and fun Fridays. Your students will have fun without realizing they are learning.
Designed for grades 7th and UP, our Forensic Theme Bingo game includes:
- 36 full color non-repeating student bingo boards
- 2 student drive bingo boards
- 1 master vocabulary word bank sheet with icons.
- 51 calling cards with image, term, and definition
- 51 calling cards with images and term, ready for teacher to add their definition
- 6 completely blank calling cards for additional words
ALL 36 student bingo boards include terms:
- Autopsy, Blood Spatter, CSI Agent, Crime Scene, Criminal, Casting, Detective, DNA, Evidence, Fingerprints, Forensics Suspects, TOD, and Toxicology.
- Then 10 other random words from the remaining 37 words.
Vocabulary Terms Used in Game: Accelerant, Arson, Asphyxiation, Autopsy, Ballistics, Bite Mark, Blood, Blunt force trauma, Casting, Chromatography, Clue, COD, Coroner, Criminal, Crime Scene, CSI Agent, Dactylography, Detective, DNA, DNA Fingerprints, Evidence, Exsanguination, Fingerprints, Forensics, Gel Electrophoresis, Hair & Fibers, Histology, Impression Evidence, Latent prints, Medical Examiner, Microscope, NDIS, Patent prints, Pathogens, Pathologist, Pathology, Pattern evidence, Plastic Prints, Polygraph, Post mortem, Rigor mortis, Serology, Shoe Prints, Blood Spatter, Suspect, Tire Tracks, TOD, Toxicology, Trace evidence, Vital signs
Card print in color but can be printed in gray scale to save on ink. It is strongly recommended to print calling cards on card stock and laminating them for reuse. Lamination of the player sheet is also recommended for reuse if desired. 3-ring binder is perfect for storage of the student player cards.
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Kelli S. –
Fun activity that ‘test’ student understanding of forensic concepts.
Sheryl R. –
This was the perfect activity to begin our CSI unit!
STEM Resources from the OMG Science Lab –
I took a screenshot of each bingo sheet and put it in google slides. This way I could play digitally with students. Each student went to their own slide. This is one idea for a modification if you are 100% remote or would like to save on printing. Having all the sheets ready to go was fantastic! This was fun!
Angela B. –
I teach forensics for first and second year college students; after a short lab experiment in the first part of the class, I brought the game out and we played several rounds. It was a lot of fun and I’ll use it again.
Suggestions: I did have the player cards and the calling cards laminated for reuse and I bought cheap items from a dollar store to use as prizes.
Erica U. –
Students loved this activity. It was a great way to reinforce the vocabulary.
Andrew K. –
My students were very engaged as we worked through the game and had multiple discussions on the topics. Nicely put together. Thanks!
Erin R. –
Used as a reward day, the students loved playing!
Pineapple Princess Education –
Used for enrichment with students 6-8th grade. We had a blast.
Amanda C. –
Super fun way to review concepts and have a little fun with my middle school elective!