Vega Youth Programs :: Crime Scene Kids! Anatomy of a Death - A Great Way to Bring Learning to Life!

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Vega Youth Programs has a terrific tool to help you in your teaching efforts. We’d like to introduce you to Crime Scene Kids! Anatomy of a Death, an empirical learning mystery. Crime Scene Kids! Anatomy of a Death combines learning and fun in a convenient kit that includes all materials* and instructions necessary to set up a simulated crime scene lab at your location. Because it is from Vega Youth Programs you know you can trust Crime Scene Kids! to teach effectively while actively engaging your kids.

They think it's fun

Your students will become Crime Scene Investigators for the day! They will immerse themselves in this role as they work through each station in your “Crime Scene Lab”. They will examine evidence, complete experiments, compare samples, and ultimately determine what happened to the victim.

Through the 7 stations in your Crime Scene Lab students will really experience learning.

They will “see” evidence, they will “hear” suspects, they will “touch” the victim's belongings, they will “observe” chemical reactions, and much more.

Students will examine:

Fingerprints
Shoeprints
Handwriting
Medical Examiner & Coroner Reports
Contents of the Crime Scene
Interview summaries prepared by the police
Messages on the Victim's Answering Machine
Various chemicals and substances

You know it's learning

While the kids are having fun you will also know they are learning. These kits are designed to keep kids in the 5th and 6th grade engaged in interesting activities and learning.

Crime Scene Kids! learning mysteries are designed to help participants:

develop critical thinking skills
improve decision making
draw conclusions
gather evidence
apply scientific principles

The experiments within this program are not actual crime scene investigation experiments; however, the scientific principles of carefully following instructions, measuring substances, mixing ingredients, observing reactions, and drawing conclusions are fundamentals within each of the experiments. All materials are perfectly safe when used as directed.

No Worries

Complete instructions for both the facilitator and participants are included for this 1½ to 2 hour learning experience.

The kit includes all of the evidence, materials, and information needed for up to 21 students and the kit is refillable. There is no reason to wait, so click here to order today!

*Clients must provide a CD player and headphones and writing utensils.