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A collection of experiments in which pupils carefully study and analyse evidence to solve a crime. Could be used as an off-timetable activity for a Science Week etc. Curriculum Links: Sc1 Collecting & using evidence, making observations, evaluating & presenting results, making fair tests and comparisons, identifying patterns Sc3 Grouping & classifying materials, changes in materials, separating mixtures of materials Sc2 The human body, characteristics, variations & similarities Summary of Experiments General Format: A carousel of practical activities, each for a small group (of approx. 6 children) CHROMATOGRAPHY OF INK ~ separate a mixture of colours from black pens FINGERPRINT ANALYSIS ~ make detailed observations, record and dust for prints FIBRE & HAIR ANALYSIS ~ make detailed observations using a digital microscope SOIL & FOOTPRINT ANALYSIS ~ make careful comparisons & draw conclusions INVISIBLE INK MESSAGES ~ write & reveal hidden words [can be whole-class activity] WHITE POWDER MYSTERY ~ identify a substance using different chemical tests Health & Safety Considerations SOME EXPERIMENTS REQUIRE LAB-COATS (OR SIMILAR E.G. PAINTING APRONS) & EYE-PROTECTION SAFETY GLASSES OR GOGGLES! NO EATING OR DRINKING IN THE LABORATORY! TIE LONG HAIR BACK! ALWAYS WASH YOUR HANDS AFTER DOING SCIENCE ALWAYS SUPERVISE PUPILS CLOSELY IF USING FLAMES OR HEAT Box Development by: Paul Dowlman, Stoke Bishop Primary School

Preparation: Come up with a suitable crime to solve (e.g. something has been stolen from the school), set the scene and put out clues. Make sheets or notebooks for the children to record their results. You could ask the local police to visit or help out on the day by mocking up a crime scene. Comments & Tips: We actually got the police involved and set up a crime scene. The story was that our school mascot was stolen. There are cross-curricular links to Our Bodies and Rocks & Soils [Paul Dowlman, Stoke Bishop Primary] {Please add any comments or useful tips about this box }

EQUIPMENT LIST Item Number in Box For Experiment/s Returned? Large Plastic Beaker (250ml) 1 Chromatography Mini-Bulldog Clips 6 Chromatography Plastic Beakers (100ml) 6 Chromatography Soil & Footprint Analysis Easiscope Digital Microscope 1 Fibre Analysis Sets of Fibre Samples 6 + spare fibres Fibre Analysis Magnifying Glasses 6 Fingerprints Plastic petri dish 1 Fingerprints Laminated Fingerprints 6 sets Fingerprints Soft brushes 6 Fingerprints Heat proof mats large 2 Plastic beakers (50ml) 10 Plastic measuring cylinders (25ml) 6 Soil & Footprint Analysis Small paint brushes 6 Stirring rods, plastic (150mm) 6 Laminated Boot prints 6 different prints Soil & Footprint Analysis Plastic sample tubes & lids 30 Soil & Footprint Analysis Sieve 1 Soil & Footprint Analysis Spatulas 10 total 6 Soil & Footprint Analysis 10 Metal combustion spoons 6 Plastic petri dishes 10 Sample tiles 6 CONSUMABLES LIST Item Amount in Box For Experiment/s Returned? Black Pens 6 different pens Chromatography Chromatography Paper strips ~ 2cm wide 60 Chromatography Foil 1 roll Chromatography Chromatography Solution (water, ethanol at low concentration, ammonium chloride) 500 ml Chromatography

Ink pad 1 Fingerprints Black Plastic Film 6 pieces Fingerprints Fingerprint Powder (Talc) 250g Fingerprints Sellotape 2 rolls Fingerprints Black paper, 15x10cm 60 pieces Fingerprints Non-latex gloves (small + x-small) 2 Boxes Fingerprints Gravel Small Bag Soil & Footprint Analysis Sand Small Bag Soil & Footprint Analysis Soil / Compost Small Bag Soil & Footprint Analysis Cotton buds 100 Plastic teaspoons 5 Tealight candle Matches 1 + spares 1 box Plastic pipettes (3ml) 6 Acetic Acid 1M (Vinegar) 500 ml Lemon juice 500 ml Sodium Bicarbonate 600g total 500g 100g Iodine solution (I/KI in water) 500 ml Baking powder 100g Cornflour 100g Salt 100g Icing sugar 100g Talcum powder 100g TO BE PROVIDED BY SCHOOL Item Number / Amount required (per class) For Experiment/s Pencils 6 Chromatography Rulers 6 Chromatography Scissors 6 pairs Fingerprints Scrap paper 30 sheets Fingerprints Paper (unlined) 30 sheets

2 litres Soil & Footprint Analysis 3.5 litres Water 1 litre total 500 ml Samples of hair from different suspects 3-6 Fibre Analysis Strips of Cardboard 3-6 Fibre Analysis Optional Pens from the classroom e.g. permanent marker, washable marker, felt-tip, ballpoint etc. (test first!) Selection Chromatography Optional Fingerprints to analyse (e.g. from Fingerprints 3-6 staff members) Optional Iron & Ironing Board/Mat Optional Purple Grape Juice