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CW: Covalent Nomenclature | Self-Grading Google Sheets Chemistry ActivityAssessment: Covalent Nomenclature | Self-Grading Google SheetsAssess or practice chemistry nomenclature with a self-grading Google Sheets quiz that gives you flexibility beyond a traditional one-version assessment. This digital assessment is designed for Chemical Nomenclature: Covalent Compounds and includes 200 different versions built in. Students complete name-to-formula and formula-to-name problems directly in Google

Give students targeted chemistry nomenclature practice without spending your prep time building, copying, checking, and rechecking worksheets. This self-grading Google Sheets activity gives students practice with Basic Ionic with Polyatomic Ions Nomenclature while providing rapid feedback through built-in color coding. Students enter names or formulas directly into the sheet, and the activity identifies correct, partially correct, and incorrect responses. Teachers can toggle setup options, adju

Give students targeted chemistry nomenclature practice without spending your prep time building, copying, checking, and rechecking worksheets. This self-grading Google Sheets activity gives students practice with Stock Ionic with Polyatomic Ions Nomenclature while providing rapid feedback through built-in color coding. Students enter names or formulas directly into the sheet, and the activity identifies correct, partially correct, and incorrect responses. Teachers can toggle setup options, adju

Give students targeted chemistry nomenclature practice without spending your prep time building, copying, checking, and rechecking worksheets. This self-grading Google Sheets activity gives students practice with Covalent Nomenclature while providing rapid feedback through built-in color coding. Students enter names or formulas directly into the sheet, and the activity identifies correct, partially correct, and incorrect responses. Teachers can toggle setup options, adjust scoring features, and

Assess chemistry nomenclature with a self-grading Google Sheets quiz that gives you flexibility beyond a traditional one-version assessment. This digital assessment is designed for Chemical Nomenclature: Ionic Compounds (including Stock ionic compounds) and includes 200 different versions built in. Students complete name-to-formula and formula-to-name problems directly in Google Sheets. The assessment self-grades once the teacher completes the setup/toggle steps, and built-in feedback helps re

Assess chemistry nomenclature with a self-grading Google Sheets quiz that gives you flexibility beyond a traditional one-version assessment. This digital assessment is designed for Chemical Nomenclature: Covalent & Ionic Compounds (including Stock ionic compounds) and includes 200 different versions built in. Students complete name-to-formula and formula-to-name problems directly in Google Sheets. The assessment self-grades once the teacher completes the setup/toggle steps, and built-in feedba

Give students targeted chemistry nomenclature practice without spending your prep time building, copying, checking, and rechecking worksheets. This self-grading Google Sheets activity gives students practice with Basic Ionic Nomenclature while providing rapid feedback through built-in color coding. Students enter names or formulas directly into the sheet, and the activity identifies correct, partially correct, and incorrect responses. Teachers can toggle setup options, adjust scoring features,

Give students targeted chemistry nomenclature practice without spending your prep time building, copying, checking, and rechecking worksheets. This self-grading Google Sheets activity gives students practice with Basic Ionic with Stock Nomenclature while providing rapid feedback through built-in color coding. Students enter names or formulas directly into the sheet, and the activity identifies correct, partially correct, and incorrect responses. Teachers can toggle setup options, adjust scoring

Assess chemistry nomenclature with a self-grading Google Sheets quiz that gives you flexibility beyond a traditional one-version assessment. This digital assessment is designed for Chemical Nomenclature: Covalent Compounds and includes 200 different versions built in. Students complete name-to-formula and formula-to-name problems directly in Google Sheets. The assessment self-grades once the teacher completes the setup/toggle steps, and built-in feedback helps reduce grading time. The quiz ver

Are students having trouble with the mathematics involved with Basic Organic Nomenclature in Chemistry or Organic Chemistry?This poster can be printed using a printer that can print a maximum width (paper roll) of 39 inches. Variquest printers were able to do this for me. Make sure that the custom print size is 24 inches by 39 inches. Next Generation Science StandardsNone, however the AP Chemistry test has had plenty of questions in the past making reference to simple hydrocarbons. Having so

Get all three Molar Conversion DynamicHW Worksheet Generators at once; all three are in one Google Sheets file.One Step Molar Conversions Calculator & DynamicHW Worksheet GeneratorTwo Step Molar Conversions Calculator & DynamicHW Worksheet GeneratorMixed Molar Conversions Calculator & DynamicHW Worksheet GeneratorEach worksheet consists of 12 questions. Questions will use chemical formulas, as well as chemical names to encourage good nomenclature practice. Change your worksheets every year. P

Percent Composition via Empirical and Molecular Formula determination allow students to explore the Law of Definite Proportions, Conservation of Matter, and Stoichiometry as ratios of individual elements emerge from the math. There are lots of resources that can show students how to work through the determination of an empirical or molecular formula--this resource allow you to assess their knowledge via distance learning or online learning through a MOODLE management system (or another compati

One and Two-step molar conversions calculator and 12 question worksheet generator. Change your worksheet every year. Produce multiple versions of the worksheet with varying numbers to prevent cheating or to give a student additional practice. This Google Sheet automatically generates an answer key for each version produced. Have students work on molar conversions from... One stepmass (g) to molesmoles to mass (g)particles (formula units, molecules, or atoms) to molesmoles to particles (formula u

Next to simple mole conversions of a single element or compound, stoichiometry is the key to most general high school chemistry courses. It allows students to connect two simple mole conversions through the mole ratio established by a balanced chemical reaction. It allows student to see how those ratios presented by balanced chemical reactions can be used to prove that there is conservation of matter at the atomic level (as well as the macroscopic level). Once students grasp this conservation

Are students having trouble with the mathematics involved with Chemistry, Physics, or other science courses?Many students have shown up to my class lacking basic math skills that are required for science courses (multiplication, division, fractions, scientific notation, significance, etc.). This poster can hang in the room and hopefully be a reminder of those skills. The poster also makes and effort to address the mnemonic device/ shortcut of the teacher dreaded triangle math for things like d

There are a variety of ways to balance chemical reactions so long as you follow two simple rules: (1) Make sure you have the same number of atoms of each atom type on each side, and (2) reduce all of your coefficients to the simplest whole number. Personally, I have grown fond of using the Algebraic method of balancing, but some students definitely need to see things visually using Legos, marbles, or this Smart Notebook file and its infinite cloners. If you have visual students, using these

This is a self-grading lab that is capable of giving every one of your students their own data to complete the percent composition and empirical formula calculations for the classic Dehydration of a Hydrated Salt lab. Sometimes this lab is the Epsom Salt lab since magnesium sulfate heptahydrate is easily purchased from most grocery and drug stores making this a lab for homeschoolers as well. Highlights: Set points for each questionSelect questions to be bonus (or not)Sources of Error are provid

This is a self-grading lab that is capable of giving every one of your students their own data to complete the stoichiometric calculations for the classic Synthesis of Magnesium Oxide lab. Highlights: Set points for each questionSelect questions to be bonus (or not)Sources of Error are provided so students can develop better arguments for future lab write-ups (this is typically a weakness of my students and I am providing them as Yes or No options to encourage strong argumentative reasoning skil