Forensics in the Classroom

Do you want to put a forensic twist on concepts taught in your science classroom? Have you been searching for forensics equipment or materials to enhance your current forensics lessons or implement a forensics elective? Look no further than WARD'S for all of your needs.

One exciting new product is WARD'S exclusive forensic comparison microscope (CSIscope) which provides the ability to compare and contrast evidence. It is designed to view evidence through a single inclined binocular head, which is attached to two high-quality compound microscope bodies. Using a simple adjustment of a variable position lever you can view the evidence under the left microscope, under the right microscope, or a variable/split view of the right and left microscopes simultaneously.

For a complete list of all the different forensic materials, request WARD'S new forensic science catalog or visit the Forensic Science category on our website.

For a limited time, get 10% off our featured forensic products and free shipping on orders over $100. Just use promo code EB050503 or click on any link in this email.

The CSIscope Price: $1,995.00 | Sale: $1,795.50 » A single inclined binocular head is attached to two high-quality compound microscope bodies allowing users to compare and contrast by adjusting a variable position lever. View the microscope on the left, the microscope on the right, or a split/variable view of the right and left microscopes simultaneously. More Featured Forensic Science Products >

WARD'S Forensic Detective Kit Price: $399.00 | Sale: $359.10 »Developed with one of the NYPD’s most decorated criminal investigators. Your students will learn how to properly document a crime scene, use their observational skills to create a composite sketch, then implicate the suspect after carrying out a variety of forensic techniques. The activity will yield a different result each time it is run. More Featured Forensic Science Products >

Critters on Cadavers: A Forensic Entomology Lab Activity Price: $199.00 | Sale: $179.10 » Use forensics to teach your students about entomology with this lab activity. Students will observe and record how various factors influence the development of an insect’s life cycle, then apply this information to a crime scene scenario. More Featured Forensic Science Products >

Forensic Photography Lab Activity Price: $125.00 | Sale: $112.50 » This hands-on lab will teach your students how to document all aspects of a crime scene like a professional and retrieve certain information from their photographs as if it were to be evidence presented in court. More Featured Forensic Science Products >

May 1, 1849
The Telegraph Register was patented by Samuel F. B.Morse. The invention profoundly affected the development of the West, made railroad travel safer, and allowed businessmen to conduct their operations more profitably.

May 1, 1956
The polio vaccine developed by Jonas Salk is made available to the public.

May 5, 1881
Louis Pasteur tested innoculations against anthrax upon an ox, several cows and 25 sheep. His experiment proved successful, and was a milestone in the treatment of disease.

May 7, 1952
In 1952, the concept of the integrated circuit chip was first published, by Geoffrey W.A. Dummer, in Washington DC.