Junior Forensic Investigators Workshop for Kids!

Super Forensic Science Weekends

Activities include: What does a Crime Scene Investigator do? Can you find the clues and solve the crime?

Age group: 9-13years

This workshop will use real crime scene strategies such as: fingerprinting, shoeprints and teeth impression to crack the case.

Participants will use their skills, knowledge and abilities as well as science and critical thinking to examine evidence left at the scene.

Get a Forensic Toolkit at the Workshop!

For more details contact: Ms. Joulyn Kenny +91-9819288253

Date: September 23, 3012 

Time: 10am to 5pm

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Will be at >> SRM University - AARUSH-2012

LOCATION: SRM UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI

DATE: 5TH AND 6TH SEPTEMBER, 2012

REGISTRATION: http://www.aaruush.net/v2012/?page=workshops%2Fcsi

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Fingerprint Workshop for Kids

Super Forensic Science Weekends- By I.F.O

IFO Forensic gives children the opportunity to perform science-based tasks that are fun and education.

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Fingerprint Workshop for Kids

 

Time: 10am -1pm

IFO Forensic gives children the opportunity to perform science-based tasks that are fun and education

Children will be shown how to capture their own fingerprints and identifying their own fingerprints and identified various patterns of fingerprints to understand the principles of fingerprint identification

It also includes Mock Crime Scene Investigation. The children used their skills, knowledge and abilities as well as science and critical thinking to examine evidence left at the scene.Followed by group discussion and conclusion.

If you have a group of 10-15 kids we can do a Workshop at Your Club/Hall/Class. If you have any query please send an email to forensic@ifsr.in or contact the coordinator at +91-9819288253

Super Forensic Science Weekends- Indian Forensic Organisation

Footprint Forensics Workshop for Kids

Age: 7yrs-9years  | Time: 10am -1pm

Age: 10years- 15years | Time: 2pm-5pm

IFO Forensic gives children the opportunity to perform science-based tasks that are fun and education.’This innovative workshop teaches your children the forensics of footprints.The identification of a footwear manufacturer, model and shoe size and to  identify the approximate height

for more details contact: Ms. Joulyn Kenny +91-9819288253

Email at: forensic@ifsr.in

Date: 15th September, 2012

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Kids Become a CSI (Crime Scene Investigator) this Monsoon!

The CSI: Fun With Forensics is a fun and exciting, hands-on,  program that teaches children between the ages of 9- 14 the skills and methods used by forensics scientists, crime scene
technicians and detectives to solve real (age-appropriate) crimes.

Activities include: What does a Crime Scene Investigator do? Can
you find the clues and solve the crime?

This workshop will use real crime scene strategies such as:
fingerprinting, shoeprints, blood splatter and teeth impression to crack the case.

Participants will use their skills, knowledge and abilities as well as science and critical thinking to examine evidence left at the scene.


For more details on the program and if you would like to
register your child, please contact:
Direct: 91-9819288253
Email: forensic@ifsr.in
Web: www.ifsr.in

Forensic Science Students- Join Us!

FROM- THE EDITOR'S DESK. (Forensic Magazine 24x7 )

The magazine was started because, essentially, we thought it would be a good idea to get young forensic minds come together and shout about forensic science. You can write your articles from any forensic discipline, and then edited by a core Forensic Magazine Editor Group. Students can chose what they write about based on their own interests, although we do offer some suggestions of topics that we think might be interesting.

We really would like to expand on the aspect of the magazine and reach out,to promote critical thinking and an interest in forensic science.
Send your articles to forensic@ifsr.in

CHECK OUT OUR STUDENT'S SECTION- CLICK HERE