Forensics FunProgram Schedule: Jan. 9-March 6 This class will meet weekly from 2-3 p.m. on Fridays Recommended Ages: 4th-8th grades Cost: $90 (members), $110 (nonmembers) Unlock the secrets of crime scene investigation in Forensic Fun, an exciting, hands-on science series designed for curious learners ready to explore the world of forensic science. This introductory program introduces students to real investigative procedures and various types of evidence, using fun and interactive lab activities to bring science to life. Students will: Learn how evidence is collected and used to solve crimes Practice effective communication and make real-world connections Strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills Develop scientific inquiry through the scientific method Build a lifelong love for learning and science Each week focuses on a different area of forensics, including fingerprint analysis, trace evidence, DNA, crime scene basics, anthropology and more. From analyzing blood spatter to extracting DNA from strawberries, students will get their hands dirty in the best way: through discovery, experimentation and teamwork. By purchasing a ticket to this event, you are agreeing to our participant release, participant policies, and social contract.Sign in or register today to become a member of Learning Lab Wichita and receive discounted program and event opportunities! This class is perfect for budding detectives, junior scientists or anyone who loves to ask how and why. No prior experience is necessary; a curious mind and a willingness to explore are encouraged. Meet the program instructor: Chitra Harris Chitra Harris is an award-winning former high school forensic science teacher who loves educating students with aha! CSI moments and hands-on learning experiences. Chitra was instrumental in setting up Forensic Science 1 & 2 classes in the USD 259 Career and Technical Education pathway “Corrections, Security, Law & Law Enforcement Services.” Having served on the Kansas State Board of Education's advisory committee, Chitra was able to collaborate to develop the current state-wide Forensic Science competencies.
Forensics Fun
Program Schedule: Jan. 9-March 6
This class will meet weekly from 2-3 p.m. on Fridays
Recommended Ages: 4th-8th grades
Cost: $90 (members), $110 (nonmembers)
Unlock the secrets of crime scene investigation in Forensic Fun, an exciting, hands-on science series designed for curious learners ready to explore the world of forensic science. This introductory program introduces students to real investigative procedures and various types of evidence, using fun and interactive lab activities to bring science to life.
Students will:
- Learn how evidence is collected and used to solve crimes
- Practice effective communication and make real-world connections
- Strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills
- Develop scientific inquiry through the scientific method
- Build a lifelong love for learning and science
Each week focuses on a different area of forensics, including fingerprint analysis, trace evidence, DNA, crime scene basics, anthropology and more. From analyzing blood spatter to extracting DNA from strawberries, students will get their hands dirty in the best way: through discovery, experimentation and teamwork.
By purchasing a ticket to this event, you are agreeing to our participant release, participant policies, and social contract.
Sign in or register today to become a member of Learning Lab Wichita and receive discounted program and event opportunities!
This class is perfect for budding detectives, junior scientists or anyone who loves to ask how and why. No prior experience is necessary; a curious mind and a willingness to explore are encouraged.
Meet the program instructor: Chitra Harris
Chitra Harris is an award-winning former high school forensic science teacher who loves educating students with aha! CSI moments and hands-on learning experiences. Chitra was instrumental in setting up Forensic Science 1 & 2 classes in the USD 259 Career and Technical Education pathway “Corrections, Security, Law & Law Enforcement Services.” Having served on the Kansas State Board of Education's advisory committee, Chitra was able to collaborate to develop the current state-wide Forensic Science competencies.