Academic Elements

Description This is a great lab activity designed for kids to practice calculating moles, number of particles, and molar mass using lab data. It really makes them think about what the numbers mean as this is using application skills. This really helps them remember what molar mass is and how it is different from mass; they also practice using Avogadro's number with their calculator. There are various things they find the mass of. With their data they will calculate moles and number of particl

Students will practice stoichiometry with some real-world applications. This worksheet is tiered: the first few problems have equations already balanced for them and are 1-2 step problemsthe next few equations need to be balanced firstfor the last set of problems, students need to write out the chemical equations and balance before completing the stoichiometry portionThere are a total of 12 problems to complete. You can modify any questions or equations to your liking. Problems include: mole

This 1-page practice worksheet combines nomenclature for ionic compounds (binary, polyatomic, and multivalent), covalent compounds, and acids as well as practice writing neutralization reactions. Included:student worksheet: 15 compounds to name, 15 chemical formulas to write, 6 neutralization equations to completecomplete answer keyTerms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Purchase grants one teacher the right to use this product with their students.Please do not sh

Students will practice writing chemical formulas for both ionic (binary, multivalent metals, and polyatomic ions are included) and covalent compounds from chemical names. This worksheet is tiered; it begins with 6 ionic compounds, followed by 6 covalent compounds, and then a mixture of 30. It ends with the students writing a chemical equation from chemical names. Included:Student worksheetFull answer keyTerms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Purchase grants one

This lab is designed to give students practice using various measurement techniques and then converting units. Unit conversions include: length, mass, speed, volume, and time.

Students will color the different families of the periodic table: alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, halogens, transition elements, metalloids, rare earth elements, other/lesser metals, other nonmetals, and noble gases. They will also identify which are liquids and gases and which are man-made elements. Included: periodic table to color direction sheet. Terms of Use:This resource is intended for single-classroom use only. Purchase grants one teacher the right to use this product with t

Support student understanding of microscopic life with this structured, easy-to-use color-coding activity. This resource provides clear line-art diagrams of a virus, bacterium, and amoeba designed specifically for visual learning. Students identify key structures and apply color-coding to reinforce the relationship between structure and function. Each section includes a key for coloring to promote organization and deeper comprehension. Resource Includes Two black-and-white diagrams of: Virus