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This formula call list is a slide show that accompanies the bingo cards for a chemistry naming unit review.

This packet includes 10 pages of Bingo naming cards for naming compounds review. There are 20 different cards. The cards include monatomic and polyatomic ions. Great review before a test. See the Bingo card formula call list to complete the game.

This bundle includes 9 different naming unit quizzes for chemistry. Included: two (2) versions binary naming quizzes two (2) versions of a polyatomic ion assessment, naming and writing formulas. four (4) different versions of binary naming quizzes with polyatomic ions one (1) naming compounds unit test

This is a second, mid unit naming quiz for Chemistry. It includes binary naming with polyatomic ions. This is version D of the quiz.

This is a second, mid unit naming quiz for Chemistry. It includes binary naming with polyatomic ions. This is version C of the quiz.

This is a second, mid unit naming quiz for Chemistry. It includes binary naming with polyatomic ions. This is version B of the test.

This is a second, mid unit naming quiz for Chemistry. It includes binary naming with polyatomic ions. This is version A.

This summative can be used as a naming unit test. It includes concepts about ions, the periodic table and Type I, II and III naming including with polyatomic ions.

This is a mid unit short quiz for naming type I, II and II compounds in Chemistry. It does not include polyatomic ions. This is version C of the quiz.

This is a mid unit short quiz for naming type I, II and II compounds in Chemistry. It does not include polyatomic ions. This is version B of the quiz.

There are 2 quizzes to test students on their memorization of polyatomic ion formulas and names.

This is a visual naming compound flow chart that students construct to help them name binary type I, II and III compounds. Students use simple yes or know questions to organize the decision making in naming compounds in Chemistry. The Map also works in polyatomic ions in the naming compounds decision making process.

This is a lab that investigates reactions between ions in aqueous solutions. It focuses on the formation of precipitates and naming and writing formulas. Students are introduced to the solubility rules. Students should have some prior knowledge of how water dissociates ionic solids. (See the product Minilab Solutions) This is a great lab after a naming unit (see product complete naming unit.) and an introduction to types of reactions in chemistry.

This lesson includes a minilab for chemistry. It uses the magnetic water kit from "3-D Molecular Designs." These manipulatives are a fantastic way for students to observe the behavior of water and how compounds dissociate into ions when dissolved in water. There is also a classwork/homework sheet for individual practice. Both parts have a key.

This is a bundle includes a unit plan for articles and movies as well as a nuclear decay minilab, practice worksheets for nuclear decay equations and much more.

This lesson is a set of student questions that corresponds to part 1 of the PBS movie "Twisting the Dragon's Tail"

This assignment corresponds to the article "Tale of the Radioactive Boy Scout" published in Reader's Digest. See the Nuclear Chemistry Article and Movie Unit lesson plan for a link to all article and movies used in the Nuclear Chemistry Unit.

This is a unit plan for Nuclear Chemistry articles and movies that can be used in the high school chemistry classroom.

This is a key for the Writing Nuclear Equations Lesson.

This lesson has a short introductory reading for nuclear decay equations. There are some practice for students to write balanced nuclear equations. Students are also challenged to research and find everyday uses for the radioisotopes in select examples.