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Forensic Science II Soil Analysis Essential Understanding: 1. Soil can be important physical evidence at a crime scene because it is found everywhere and is easily transferred Content Standards: 1. Understands the structure and properties of matter. 2. Understands the sources and properties of energy. 3. Understands the nature of scientific inquiry. Essential Question: How can soil samples be used to make connections between the crime scene and the people involved? Learning Goals: Students will: Identify the characteristics used to describe the general appearance/composition, color, acidity, particle size, density and rate of settling of soil sample components. Distinguish between soil horizons and textures 9
