Our fingerprints are so unique – there’s no two sets the same! They’re so unique they can be used to identify people, and are a vital part of forensic science. Learn how to make your own dusting powder to identify the fingerprints of someone at home! You’ll need an old CD/DVD (or any object with a non porous surface), a big fluffy brush (a make up brush or paintbrush), cornflour, sellotape, scissors, and paper in a contrasting colour to your powder.
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Proprioception
Have you heard of the sense of proprioception? Proprioception is how your body knows which position it is in and how it is moving. -
Identifying ourselves, how are our bodies the same and different?
In this activity you can learn how our bodies can be similar and how they might differ. We will look at human anatomy, our bones and how to collect footwear marks.