Ashley Gailey

This bundle includes graphic organizers (flowcharts) for both naming and formula writing processes. It also includes 4 pages of introductory examples for each type of compound they will encounter along with 6 additional pages of practice with over 200 questions (non-repeating). Answer keys are included as well. You can quickly print these out and add the images to a google slide - Boom - whole unit on nomenclature planned and ready to go WITH differentiated notes! You can use the google slides t

Naming made easy for Ionic and Covalent Compounds!!! Following a flowchart takes the memorization out of learning naming rules and deepens understanding. I really love printing these on 11x17 paper so it stands out for students, so I included both 8.5x11 and 11x17 versions. For differentiation, I included blank, fill in the blank, and completed versions. Printing in color is a luxury, so I also included printer-friendly versions. There are pdfs for print and also high resolution pngs for easily

What's included: 4 pages of examples and practice problems to work through with students to introduce each topic6 pages (200+ practice questions) of mixed naming and formula writing practiceAnswer KeysI use these pages as the workbook/handouts for this entire unit along with the naming flowchart. I break up the questions into smaller segments so they're not doing 30+ problems at once. On the teacher key, I marked questions that students miss frequently to emphasize the need to cover them. I

What's included: Google Slides PresentationMultiple worked step-by-step examples of ionic and covalent compoundsI use these slides as the notes for this entire unit along with the naming flowchart by walking through multiple examples using the flowchart. I included both traditional and stock names for applicable metals depending on how you choose to teach these topics. I have my students memorize the polyatomic ions before getting to this unit to make things easier and quicker for them. If you

Formula Writing made easy for Ionic and Covalent Compounds!!! Following a flowchart takes the memorization out of learning formula writing rules and deepens understanding. For differentiation, I included blank, fill in the blank, and completed versions. Printing in color is a luxury, so I also included printer-friendly versions. There are pdfs for print and also high resolution pngs for easily adding these flowcharts to a powerpoint or google slides presentation. I recommend walking through "no

Predicting products of reactions doesn't have to be challenging. This guide breaks down chemical reactions into a formula that students can easily follow and refer back to. For each reaction type, this guide includes a completed version, a partially completed version, and a blank version for differentiated note taking. It also includes a copy of the activity series and a few practice problems with an answer key. As a chemistry teacher, I use these guides as notes for the unit, and teach one or t

Let's Make a Sweet Treat for Valentine's Day! Students will practice dimensional analysis by converting the provided recipe into metric units before making their Vanilla No-Bake Cookies. Included: Lab Handout (Recipe, Measurements, Conversion Factors, Procedure, Data Table (Observations), Space for Dimensional Analysis Calculations) Teacher Guide Teacher Key Ingredients Needed: Milk Butter Sugar Milk Powder Vanilla Pudding Mix Vanilla Extract Quick Oats Sprinkles (Optional but Highly Recommended

Predicting products of reactions doesn't have to be challenging. This guide breaks down double replacement reactions into a formula that students can easily follow and refer back to. This guide includes a completed version, a partially completed version, and a blank version for differentiated note taking. It also includes a copy of general solubility rules and a few practice problems with an answer key. As a chemistry teacher, I used this guide for part 3 of notes for this unit. Synthesis, Decom

Review naming, formula writing, reaction types, predicting reactions, and balancing reactions all with a little Valentine's Day matchmaking twist. Students will play a game where they act as "compound matchmakers" to pair up elements and compounds in various reactions. This interactive activity will reinforce their understanding of naming compounds, writing formulas, and identifying reaction types while incorporating a Valentine's Day theme. Included: Teacher Guide and Setup Cards to Print Stude

One of the best ways to help students succeed both in and out of a school setting is by teaching email etiquette. By teaching students how to write an email, they will know how to write an email to a teacher, boss, or superior. Email etiquette is an essential skill that students need to know, and this checklist ensures that you’ll receive much more pleasant emails. This digital download (pdf) email etiquette checklist is designed to help your students learn the art of proper email communication

Predicting products of reactions doesn't have to be challenging. This guide breaks down normal cases and exceptions into a formula that students can easily follow and refer back to. This guide includes a completed version, a partially completed version, and a blank version for differentiated note taking. As a chemistry teacher, I used this guide for part 1 of notes for this unit. Single and Double Replacement are covered on a different guide. You will get access to the google drive file. To

Predicting products of reactions doesn't have to be challenging. This guide breaks down normal cases and exceptions into a formula that students can easily follow and refer back to. This guide includes a completed version, a partially completed version, and a blank version for differentiated note taking. It also includes a copy of the activity series and a few practice problems with an answer key. As a chemistry teacher, I used this guide for part 2 of notes for this unit. Synthesis, Decompositi

One of the best ways to help students succeed both in and out of a school setting is by teaching email etiquette. By teaching students how to write an email, they will know how to write an email to a teacher, boss, or superior. Email etiquette is an essential skill that students need to know, and this checklist ensures that you’ll receive much more pleasant emails. This digital download (pdf) email etiquette checklist is designed to help your students learn the art of proper email communication

This resource includes two versions of an assessment for predicting and balancing reactions. It also includes answer keys and a scoring guide for partial credit. I highly recommend showing students how a full problem is graded during practice, so they understand the level of partial credit provided. This approach helps prevent students leaving questions completely blank without at least attempting a partial answer. The assessment covers balancing reactions, identifying types of reactions, form

One of the best ways to help students succeed both in and out of a school setting is by teaching email etiquette. By teaching students how to write an email, they will know how to write an email to a teacher, boss, or superior. Email etiquette is an essential skill that students need to know, and this checklist ensures that you’ll receive much more pleasant emails. This digital download (pdf) email etiquette checklist is designed to help your students learn the art of proper email communication

One-page (front and back) quick reference cheat sheet for predicting chemical reactions including tips and tricks for synthesis, decomposition, single, and double replacement. This sheet also includes general solubility rules and activity series. This resource follows the "Guide to Predicting Reactions" files also listed on this account and is to be used as a review at the end of the unit or as a support for students as they prepare for assessment.

Need a Chemistry-related activity for Valentine's Day? Try these Chemistry Pun Valentines. The background is black and white intended for students to color. There is a blank version if students would rather make their own saying. These are sized for 5x7, which can easily be printed on index cards of that size or can be printed in multiples on normal 8.5x11 paper. Students can write a more personal note on the blank back of each card.

Get access to this unique editable Google Form ready for back to school! Get to know your students on a deeper level, have fun with "would you rather" quick-option questions and ask other insightful questions too! There are 50+ questions to choose from to customize for your classroom with different formats. You will also be able to see student responses live on-screen and use this information to really get to know your students. Also very handy if you really don't want to be dealing with extra

Use these practice problems to reinforce concepts taught about writing and balancing chemical reactions or use this as an assessment for students. You can have students identify the types of reactions as well. 10 problems and answer key included with step-by-step solutions. Problems include polyatomic ions and a variety of ionic and covalent compounds for practice with formula writing.

Practice Naming and Formula Writing with this heart-shaped Valentine's Day Puzzle. This task features all different types of ionic and covalent compounds. To prepare this activity, print out a copy for each student or student group. You will want to cut out the triangles and keep them together with a paper clip or something similar. You can then give a set to each student or group to solve by matching compound names and formulas to reveal the heart shape. I typically don't tell them it makes