Junior Forensics

**Event: Junior Forensics**
**Time:** 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Does your preteen or teen have an interest in law enforcement, forensic science, medicine, or anthropology? Junior Forensics offers a hands-on activity where participants will learn to analyze human skull features to determine age, sex, physical trauma, and illness. The objective is to solve a case, identifying the type of trauma and whether it was accidental or a homicide. This introductory class in forensic science is designed for students in 6th grade and up, but parental discretion is advised, as the event includes the use of replica human skulls cast from actual trauma cases.

Each student must be accompanied by an adult chaperone, who also requires a ticket. If you purchase fewer than five tickets, your group will be seated with other attendees to collaborate on the case. To attend with another family, please ensure to buy tickets for the same case number.

**Event Tickets Include:**
- 90-minute forensic activity
- All-day museum admission
- Free scavenger hunts
- Informal Q&A with museum educators

For additional information, contact us at Education@SkeletonMuseum.com or call (405) 814-0006 ext. 206.