Allison Soult

Great way to get students engaged in the classroom! Students arrange the 24 small triangles to make a hexagon whose sides correctly pair information about acids and bases including conjugate acid-base pairs, pH and [H+], pOH and [OH-], and more. There are a couple of answers that can be form multiple pairs which makes it more of a challenge to students. Copy to cardstock and cut out so you can reuse these sets multiple times. I used a variety of colors of paper so if I found a lost card, it woul

Identifying functional groups is an important skill in organic chemistry. This activity covers 18 functional groups and can be completed in small groups or by individual students to match names and structures for functional groups. Students can use this as a review of what they have learned or can use textbooks or online resources to identify each type of functional group. Great way to get students engaged in the classroom! Students arrange the 16 small triangles to make one large triangle whose

PowerPoint includes 2 questions appropriate for high school and first year college chemistry courses. The questions have problems involving atoms, moles, and grams and are selections from a larger set available at Avogadro's Number and Molar Mass Clicker Quiz The questions can be used with any classroom response system (iClicker, eInstruction, TurningPoint, Poll Everywhere, REEF Polling), IF-AT scratch-off cards, or have students record answers on paper. Clicker questions are a powerful tool to

PowerPoint includes 10 questions appropriate for high school and first year college chemistry courses. Questions cover basic rules of identifying which numbers are significant and how to deal with significant figures in calculations. The questions can be used with any classroom response system (iClicker, eInstruction, TurningPoint, Poll Everywhere, REEF Polling), IF-AT scratch-off cards, or have students record answers on paper. Clicker questions are a powerful tool to get student feedback duri

PowerPoint includes 11 questions appropriate for high school and first year college chemistry courses. Questions cover calculations using Avogadro's number and the molar mass of elements. The questions can be used with any classroom response system (iClicker, eInstruction, TurningPoint, Poll Everywhere, REEF Polling), IF-AT scratch-off cards, or have students record answers on paper. Clicker questions are a powerful tool to get student feedback during class as a formative assessment. Included

PowerPoint includes 7 questions appropriate for high school and first year college chemistry courses. Questions cover basic principles about atomic structure for protons, neutrons, and electrons. The questions can be used with any classroom response system (iClicker, eInstruction, TurningPoint, Poll Everywhere, REEF Polling), IF-AT scratch-off cards, or have students record answers on paper. Clicker questions are a powerful tool to get student feedback during class as a formative assessment.