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Crime Scene Investigation
Unravel a mystery with Pathways CSI! This program encompasses all elements of an introductory crime scene investigation, forensics, and criminal justice by engaging students in critical thinking and problem solving activities. Students will learn how to collect and analyze evidence typically involved in a criminal case while gaining insight and learning about careers in CSI..
Program Info
Dive into the world of crime scene investigation with our exciting CSI program! From exploring mock crime scenes to learning about CSI careers and creating CSI-inspired arts and crafts, this program offers a fun and immersive introduction to the fascinating field of forensic science.
Program Highlights:
- Mock Crime Scene
- Introduction to CSI
- Careers in CSI
- CSI Inspired Arts & Crafts
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- Duration 5 Days
- Cost $-$$
- Interests
Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
Itinerary
- Crime Case Study
- CSI Labs
- Lab Coat Decorating Party
- CSI Commonly used terms
- Careers in Forensic Science
- Intro to the Function & Characteristics of DNA in CSI
- DNA Gummy Models
- DNA Oragami
- DIY: How to make fake Blood
- Intro to six patterns of Blood Splatter
- Splatter Paint Party
- DNA Oragami
- Intro to Fingerprinting Analysis
- Fingerprinting Analysis Activity
- I am Unique Fingerprint Project
- Intro Fotprint Casting and Analysis with Playdoh and plaster
- Interrogation Techniques & Suspect Interviews
- Intro to Paper Chromatography & Experiment
- Crime Mystery Group Presentations
- CSI Badge Ceremony
Frequently Asked Questions
For more information or questions, please contact info@pathwaysedu.org
• What is experiential learning?
Experiential learning is a hands-on approach to education where students learn by doing. Through activities, projects, and real-world experiences, students can explore new concepts, develop problem-solving skills, and make meaningful connections between what they learn in the classroom and the world around them.
• What types of activities are included in the program?
The Elementary Experiential Learning program includes a wide range of activities, such as outdoor exploration, science experiments, cooking classes, arts and crafts, and cultural workshops. These activities are designed to be fun and engaging, while also helping students develop important skills and knowledge.
• How does experiential learning benefit my child?
Experiential learning helps children understand concepts more deeply by engaging multiple senses and learning styles. It encourages creativity, critical thinking, teamwork, and a love for learning. Plus, it’s a fun way for students to explore new interests and build confidence in their abilities.
• Is this program suitable for all elementary students?
Yes! Our program is designed to be inclusive and adaptable for students of all ages and abilities. Activities are tailored to meet the developmental needs of each child, ensuring that everyone can participate and benefit from the experiences.
• How do you ensure the safety of students during activities?
Student safety is our top priority. All activities are carefully supervised by trained educators, and we follow strict safety protocols. We also use age-appropriate materials and provide guidance to ensure that students can enjoy their experiences in a safe environment.
• Will my child need to bring any special materials or supplies?
Generally, we provide all the materials needed for activities. We’ll always let you know in advance if anything special is needed.