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Raegen Lowery works on her brochure about Universal Studios in Orlando Florida. She was excited about visiting The Wizarding World of Harry Potter! | Anaabelle Burgess and Keidy Perez work on completing their brochures on their destinations to Disneyland and the Cincinnati Museum of Art. | Landon Wallace and Layne Brooks work on their vacation selfies! |
Raegen Lowery
works on her brochure about Universal Studios in Orlando Florida. She was excited about visiting The Wizarding World of Harry Potter!
Anaabelle Burgess and Keidy Perez
work on completing their brochures on their destinations to Disneyland and the Cincinnati Museum of Art.
Landon Wallace and Layne Brooks
work on their vacation selfies!
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Knox Williams, Miles Herrington, and Maddox Dement research information on their destinations to the Louisville Slugger Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, The Great Salt Lake in Utah, and the home of the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. | Stevie Rae Gresham works on her time and money on the road budget sheet on her way to Park City, Utah. | Leah Best, Kori Crispin, and Scarlett Luna research interesting facts and information to complete their travel brochure to their destinations of the Whitehouse in Washington D.C., Times Square, New York City, and the M&Ms store in Times Square, New York City. |
Knox Williams, Miles Herrington, and Maddox Dement
research information on their destinations to the Louisville Slugger Museum in Louisville, Kentucky, The Great Salt Lake in Utah, and the home of the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania.
Stevie Rae Gresham
works on her time and money on the road budget sheet on her way to Park City, Utah.
Leah Best, Kori Crispin, and Scarlett Luna
research interesting facts and information to complete their travel brochure to their destinations of the Whitehouse in Washington D.C., Times Square, New York City, and the M&Ms store in Times Square, New York City.
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Tate Chandler and Hendrix Burnett show their eyewitness sketching skills! | James Traylor and McKenzie Reynolds are analyzing fingerprints to determine if they have arches, loops, or whorls. | Zayden Paulk examines his prints to determine which type of print he has; either an arch, loop, or whorl. |
Tate Chandler and Hendrix Burnett
show their eyewitness sketching skills!
James Traylor and McKenzie Reynolds
are analyzing fingerprints to determine if they have arches, loops, or whorls.
Zayden Paulk
examines his prints to determine which type of print he has; either an arch, loop, or whorl.
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Cesar Meza and Carlos Presa are examining the ridge characteristics of their fingerprints during our ridge lab. | Mary Grace Peacock and Kenley Penn are making bite mark impressions to measure their impressions of their jaw. The students learned how the experts use impressions and bite marks as evidence. | Bella Valenzuela and Aubrey Lake make tire tracks and examine them to identify each set of tracks on their worksheet. |
Cesar Meza and Carlos Presa
are examining the ridge characteristics of their fingerprints during our ridge lab.
Mary Grace Peacock and Kenley Penn
are making bite mark impressions to measure their impressions of their jaw. The students learned how the experts use impressions and bite marks as evidence.
Bella Valenzuela and Aubrey Lake
make tire tracks and examine them to identify each set of tracks on their worksheet.
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The Iodine Method Detective Compton demonstrates the iodine method - this method is somewhat messy and a bit smelly! | Latent prints Detective Compton asked the students to put their prints on the paper. Then he sprinkled some powder on top and swished his brush around the paper and the students watched as their fingerprints magically appeared! | Gold powder The gold powder was a favorite for many students! The gold powder method is used to pick up prints on glass. |
The Iodine Method
Detective Compton demonstrates the iodine method - this method is somewhat messy and a bit smelly!
Latent prints
Detective Compton asked the students to put their prints on the paper. Then he sprinkled some powder on top and swished his brush around the paper and the students watched as their fingerprints magically appeared!
Gold powder
The gold powder was a favorite for many students! The gold powder method is used to pick up prints on glass.
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Alisson Gaytan assembles the skeleton in the Bone Challenge. | Sydney Harmel, Isabelle Green, and Haylie Dean place the bones in the proper place in the proper place on the outline they traced. | Alison Villarreal, Stephany Zamarron, & Maryse Lara analysis the animal hair samples during the hair lab. |
Alisson Gaytan
assembles the skeleton in the Bone Challenge.
Sydney Harmel, Isabelle Green, and Haylie Dean
place the bones in the proper place in the proper place on the outline they traced.
Alison Villarreal, Stephany Zamarron, & Maryse Lara
analysis the animal hair samples during the hair lab.
April Cagle, M.Ed.
Nichols GT Specialist
