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Looking for an easy-prep, fun editable stoichiometry lab? This stoichiometry chalk lab involves the precipitation of chalk and percent yield in two versions. Version 1: stoichiometry, where students are given one mass of reactant and asked to calculate the other. Version 2: students are given the masses of reactants and must determine which to use to calculate their theoretical yield in a limiting reactant problem. Great for multiple levels of chemistry! Answer key included - limiting reactant

Looking for a Mole escape room with a fun introduction activity, p rintable or no-prep digital, that students need no prior experience with the mole? Use this escape room to engage and introduce students to the mole unit on multiple levels. Students only need to know how to solve dimensional analysis problems, this mole escape room leads them through the rest. Also a fun Mole Day activity! Your students will love learning about the mole, whether this is their first time hearing about it, or y

Save time and engage your chemistry students with this comprehensive Full Year Chemistry I Activities Mega Bundle. A great addition to any notes curriculum, this full-year bundle includes over 150 resources: full of self-grading and self-checking activities, inquiry tasks, labs, escape rooms, particle diagrams and more. Designed to be no- to low-prep and easy to use, this bundle combines all first-year chemistry topic-specific activities. With hands-on inquiry activities, question trails, mazes

These no-prep density mazes, in print and Google Apps digital format, engage students with density concepts and calculations using the density formula solving for density, mass, or volume. If students veer off the maze path, they will land on a box that has no correct answer off it, encouraging them to correct their mistake before moving on. Great as a review activity, a group assignment, a homework assignment, or for early finishers. ✦ This is available in my costs-savings Chemistry Mazes

Looking for a no-prep activity to help your students understand the naming rules of ionic compounds? In print and digital, this introduction to binary ionic compound naming stations and accompanying handout lead students through examples of ionic compound names, guiding them to discover the patterns/rules of ionic compound nomenclature - for both Type I (one charge) and Type II (variable charge) cations with their anions. The digital self-grading version gives instant feedback to you and y

Thess ultimate Gas Laws 16 Lab Stations allows students to investigate direct and inverse properties of gases: pressure, volume, moles, and temperature. The guided student handout is editable and these gas laws lab activities incorporate particulate-level movement of gases (bead stations) as well as intentional questioning that leads students to link inverse or direct relationships of gas behaviors in an engaging, memorable way. Give your students experiences of how gases impact and are i

Seating charts have never been easier. Place periodic table elements on desks and give mixed-up atomic numbers 1-40 to students as they enter and you’re done! 4 Versions available! Elements 1-40 with namesElements 1-40 without namesElements 1-40 color-coded by periodic categories (alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, transition metals, metalloids, halogens, noble gases, other metals, and other nonmetals)Elements 1-40 split into one category per page so that you could print each on their own co

These two mazes, in both print & digital formats, give students an engaging way to practice the classification of matter at the nano-scale with particle diagram images. Students will be asked to classify a particle diagram, definition, or macroscopic view as either an element, a compound, a homogeneous mixture (evenly distributed) or a heterogeneous mixture (unevenly distributed). Matter Maze – Mixed: Definitions, macroscopic images and particle diagramsMatter Maze – Particle Diagrams: O

This best selling chemistry activity is available in both print & digital formats! As a print, this activity is a hands-on manipulative with the corresponding worksheets, one for monatomic ions only and another with monatomic & polyatomic, designed to help students visualize the ratio of cations and anions required to make a variety of neutral compounds. You can use the digital to replace the print, or you can use the digital for review before a test! Beginning ionic compound formation wi

Looking for a no-prep, self-checking intermolecular forces activity for your chemistry students? In print and digital Google Apps format, these interactive, engaging mazes beat worksheet practice any day! Scaffolded mazes vary from defining the intermolecular force, application, and its impact on physical properties. If students veer off a maze path, they will land on a box that has no correct answer off it, encouraging them to fix any previous mistakes and guide them onward. These mazes are

Looking for a digital or printable back to school or first day of school assignment to review first-year chemistry for your AP Chemistry course that is also editable? This no-prep AP Chemistry resource, in print and digital Google Apps format, includes comprehensive review, graphic organizers, tips and example problems with practice on Google slide sections followed a cumulative self-grading Google quiz forms review. This resource includes some of my best-selling supportive first-year

Looking for a no-prep stoichiometry foldable flipbook notes set, print, editable, and digital, that organizes the five different types of stoichiometric problems? This all-inclusive stoichiometry foldable includes an editable PPT and Google slide deck for you and your students. The student digital versions have space for them to type in their set-up. Students will leave with a resource to use for many years! Includes: Printable Versions in full-size and half-size Versions filled-in or bl

Watching PBS’s Poisoner’s Handbook two-hour movie covering the beginning of forensic science and the chemistry behind it just became more amazing with these self-grading digital, editable, and printable 59-question movie guides! Keep your students engaged with a movie involving various poisons such as lead, radium, carbon monoxide, and denatured alcohol in the 1900s that can be broken into individual portions or shown as a whole. Even if a movie can't be shown in one class period, the Googl

Teaching VSEPR model theory? Utilize this visual, active VSEPR Molecular Geometry Balloon introduction lab, in print and digital Google Apps format, illustrating VSEPR 3D molecular shapes. Students begin this activity with a short reading over electron repulsion and draw Lewis structures of 10 molecules and name them. Balloons model stations illustrate shapes and VSEPR shape names. Students are then asked to evaluate new molecules, digitally or in-person with model kit stations to build 3

Looking for an ionic compound speed dating to bring in fun, engaging review of ionic compound formula writing, ratios of cations and anions, and naming for your students? This ionic compound speed dating activity comes with a digital self-check for matches. ❤ Utilize the electrostatic attractions between cations and anions to get your students mingling as they search for a complementary ion to form a neutral compound. 2 versions available: formulas and naming After 5 rounds, they check their a

Looking for a no-prep limiting reactant particle diagram activity for your chemistry students? In print and digital Google Apps format, this limiting reactant particle diagram activity builds strong visual images and asks students to balance equations and given the amount of reactant, students identify which reactant and its quantity is in excess and illustrate what would remain in the reaction vessel after the reaction stops. Perfect as bell ringers, in-class practice, distance learning, ex

Are you looking for guided chemistry notes? While currently a partial curriculum, it's growing towards a full-year Chemistry I course. These first-year chemistry no-prep guided notes are full of animation, particle diagrams, in-class practice and self-grading homework / quizzes. By purchasing now at a discounted price, you'll access all future notes for free. Explore the Preview for detailed insights into each lesson in this bundle. Each Guided Notes lesson includes: Teacher Notes: Aesthetic Goo

These full-year print-and-go or no-prep digital chemistry activities get your students to review chemistry in a fun, active, and collaborative way. These self-checking activities are similar to a scavenger hunt, but they give you time to help those who need it . Review before a test and again before a final exam. How to get your students trailblazin‘Print (or digitally post) 10-20 slides to tape around your room or hallway.Students begin anywhere on their trail – disperse! Each question will

Teaching heating curves in general or of water? This no-prep, self-grading, print and digital Google format, in interactive Slides and Forms gives students immediate feedback on heating curve topics of states of matter, phase changes, and particle diagrams. All versions are editable to fit your needs and can be used as a stand-alone resource or split into multiple mini-practice activities. Great for bell ringers, mid-class learning checks, exit tickets, homework, or assessments. Includes:

These no-prep VSEPR Theory Mazes activities , in print and Google Apps digital format, engage students with 3-leveled self-checking mazes for your students. These mazes address the following VSEPR theory shapes of tetrahedral, trigonal planar, pyramidal*, bent, and linear. Level 1: Given Lewis structures, identify VSEPR geometryLevel 2: Given molecular formulas, draw the Lewis structure then identify VSEPR geometryLevel 3: Mixed Lewis structures, formulas, bond angles, number of bonding e- r