Crime Scene Investigation (Product Code: SLE/CH/114) is a forensic science activity that lets students explore how criminal investigations actually work, from the first look at a crime scene to naming a likely suspect. Learners examine physical evidence, identify the victim through dental records and fingerprints, run tests on what they collect and work out the cause of death. With materials for up to 40 students, it is a STEM science kit India classrooms can use to connect chemistry and biology to a story students want to solve. It is supplied by Jain Scientific Equipments Pvt Ltd (ScienceLab), Ambala.
| Parameter | Detail |
|---|---|
| Activity type | Forensic science investigation |
| Class size | Materials for up to 40 students |
| Evidence gathering | Examining the physical evidence of a crime scene |
| Victim identification | Using dental records and fingerprints |
| Evidence analysis | Various tests to analyse the evidence gathered |
| Cause of death | Tests to determine how the victim died |
| Outcome | Analysing all evidence to determine a suspect |
Teachers usually stage the activity as a mock case. A corner of the lab is marked off as the scene, teams of students take on roles such as scene examiner, evidence recorder and laboratory analyst, and every item they collect is labelled and logged before testing. Matching dental records and fingerprints teaches careful comparison and observation, while the evidence tests and cause-of-death analysis give practice in carrying out procedures and interpreting results. The investigation ends with each team presenting its case for a suspect and defending it with evidence, which builds scientific reasoning and communication at the same time.
For a class of up to 40, dividing students into small teams that rotate between evidence stations keeps everyone busy. Provide gloves and eye protection during the testing stage, and review the scenario in advance so it suits the age of your group. As a school science kit supplier in India, we find many schools run this investigation during science weeks or as the final project of a forensics unit.
Jain Scientific Equipments Private Limited, trading as ScienceLab, supplies this investigation from its base in Ambala, Haryana, India. The company manufactures laboratory apparatus and also provides teaching kits and consumables for schools and colleges. See our company profile for more about who we are.
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How many students can take part?
It contains materials for up to 40 students, so a full class can work in teams.
What will students actually do?
They examine physical evidence, identify the victim through dental records and fingerprints, perform tests on the evidence, determine the cause of death and analyse everything to decide on a suspect.
Is a teacher guide included?
Teaching notes are not listed in our current product description. Ask through our contact page and we will confirm what documentation comes with the kit.
Can the kit be reused with another class?
That depends on which materials are consumed during the tests. Tell us how many classes you plan to run and we will advise on quantities.
Is the scenario suitable for younger students?
The case involves a victim and a cause of death, so teachers should review it against the maturity of their group; we can share further details before you buy.
Do you supply several kits for districts or overseas buyers?
Yes. Multi-school and export orders for India and international markets can be quoted on request.
To buy Crime Scene Investigation, contact us through the contact page or add it to the enquiry cart with any other forensic items you need.
Last updated: 24 September 2026