Anyone remember 'I want to be a tree'?
Prudential.
How about Cluedo? x
Oooh, this sounds like fun!
You could do spatter pattern analysis by filling a balloon with paint and then popping with different things, from different heights and at different speeds. If you do a different paint colour each time you can see the different ways it splatters.
How are you going to make fingerprints? The easiest way I found was to use lightly floured fingers, then touch a piece of sellotape. Works beautifully.
If you go for a walk, you could look at the tyres of cars, vans, etc and see how they're different (width, tread pattern, etc). You could also look for animal tracks and people's footprints in all the mud around at the moment while you're at it.
Also, collect different seeds and record them, be
If you fill a tray with soil or compost, you could use different shoes to make imprints, then examine the patterns they leave behind. (BONUS! If you have any left over plaster from your plaster cast, spray the shoe imprint with hairspray, then carefully pour the plaster in to get a reverse impression of the shoe. The hairspray acts like glue to hold the soil together until the plaster hardens.)
You can also do skid mark analysis with a toy car with its tyres rolled through paint, then 'skidded' along a piece of paper.
You could also do things like trying to identify different brands of cola by a blind taste test, etc.
Or practise being an eye witness, and do memory games. (Eye witnesses are statistically the most unreliable form of evidence).
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