Vocabulary
Found at a crime scene that will lead you to solving the crime
Clue
What is DNA
The genetic coding of humans
A piece of glass that allows you to see things better
Magnifying Glass
What is the name of the person investigating the crime?
Detective
Who stole the cookies?
Vicki
An impression or mark made from someone's specific body part due to them touching something
Finger print
True or False: Everyone has the same DNA
False! Everyone has different DNA
A device that allows you to talk to someone close by
Walkie Talkie
This is used to block off people from the crime scene
Caution Tape
In the workshop, what was the final way to figure out who left the treats?
Invisible ink
The facts or information indicating whether or not something is true, can be found at a crime scene to help solve a crime
Evidence
What are the three different types of finger prints?
Loops, whirls, and arches
A tool used to bind someone's hands together
Handcuffs
You use this method to find finger prints at the crime scene
Fingerprint Dusting
What did we create to hold our criminal information
Forensic files / Detective journal
Someone who you believe may be the criminal in a crime
Suspect
True or False: DNA can be analyzed through your hair
True! Hair can show someone's DNA
A device that is used to capture evidence
Camera
What do you call a person who commits the crime?
Perpetrators
What type of poems did we create using the words "Forensic Science"
Acrostic poems
Application of science to criminal activities
Forensic Science
What does DNA stand for?
Deoxyribonucleic Acid
Something that makes you change the way that you look
Disguise
What does CSI stand for?
Crime Scene Investigation
What is it called when we try to figure out what pen the suspect used?
Chromatography