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This worksheet helps students build on their understanding of solution formation. It introduces the concept of solubility, saturated solutions and how these are illustrated using a solubility curve graph. Students should understand the typical pattern, that solubility of solids increases with temperature while the solubility of gases decreases with temperature. Two higher-level application questions appear at the end of this assignment to check students understanding of this trend.
How I Use This:
I use this worksheet at the beginning of my unit on solutions to help introduce the vocabulary (solute, solvent, saturated, unsaturated, and supersaturated solutions). This also provides a great opportunity to review reading data from graphs, and important science literacy skill I try to emphasize throughout the year.
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Design:
This lesson is super easy to implement! Simply copy this single-page pdf document and hand it to your students. Or add the next worksheet to the back to save paper. This assignment contains instruction for those who may have been absent for the lesson. There is a practice problem on the worksheet, too. All required formulas are included. No long lesson plan or teacher instructions needed. :-)
The worksheet includes a QR code linked to a student solution page where students will find answers to select problems so they can get feedback while they are working. Also Included is a printable teacher answer key for you and your TAs.
These worksheets are a great way to enhance your instruction, to offer practice problems in class, or to do as homework. And no textbook is required! This assignment also makes an excellent sub plan so your students don't lose ground when you are gone.
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Thanks for your purchase from Science Worksheets! By purchasing this resource you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Science Worksheets by John Erickson and they are licensed to you only for your personal classroom use. You can pick up an additional license for a fellow teacher at a great discount.
I retain the copyright and reserve all rights to this product. You also agree not to post this assignment to any website, application, shared drive, or other online site or service. To maximize the value of this assignment for all students, you agree not to post the answers to this worksheet online. Disregarding the copyright is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ( DMCA). Thank you for following these guidelines.
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Description
Concepts:
This worksheet helps students build on their understanding of solution formation. It introduces the concept of solubility, saturated solutions and how these are illustrated using a solubility curve graph. Students should understand the typical pattern, that solubility of solids increases with temperature while the solubility of gases decreases with temperature. Two higher-level application questions appear at the end of this assignment to check students understanding of this trend.
How I Use This:
I use this worksheet at the beginning of my unit on solutions to help introduce the vocabulary (solute, solvent, saturated, unsaturated, and supersaturated solutions). This also provides a great opportunity to review reading data from graphs, and important science literacy skill I try to emphasize throughout the year.
___________________________________________________________
Design:
This lesson is super easy to implement! Simply copy this single-page pdf document and hand it to your students. Or add the next worksheet to the back to save paper. This assignment contains instruction for those who may have been absent for the lesson. There is a practice problem on the worksheet, too. All required formulas are included. No long lesson plan or teacher instructions needed. :-)
The worksheet includes a QR code linked to a student solution page where students will find answers to select problems so they can get feedback while they are working. Also Included is a printable teacher answer key for you and your TAs.
These worksheets are a great way to enhance your instruction, to offer practice problems in class, or to do as homework. And no textbook is required! This assignment also makes an excellent sub plan so your students don't lose ground when you are gone.
___________________________________________________________
Terms of Use:
Thanks for your purchase from Science Worksheets! By purchasing this resource you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Science Worksheets by John Erickson and they are licensed to you only for your personal classroom use. You can pick up an additional license for a fellow teacher at a great discount.
I retain the copyright and reserve all rights to this product. You also agree not to post this assignment to any website, application, shared drive, or other online site or service. To maximize the value of this assignment for all students, you agree not to post the answers to this worksheet online. Disregarding the copyright is a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act ( DMCA). Thank you for following these guidelines.
___________________________________________________________
Feedback
Please help Science Worksheets by John Erickson improve! Would you take some time to provide feedback on this assignment? I work hard to create assignments that help your students learn. Positive feedback, constructive comments, and suggestions all help me design my other classroom resources. If you have problems or suggestions please contact me at scienceworksheetsJE@gmail.com. If you like what you purchased, please share your opinion. Your positive review will help others find my assignments and will earn you TpT credits.
Also, consider becoming a follower so that you can be the first to know about my sales, freebies, and new products. Click the blue star next to the store name to receive email updates from Science Worksheets by John Erickson.




