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Engage your chemistry students by using this fun coloring activity to practice metric conversions. This worksheet helps with self-assessment due to revealing a mystery picture. How this works:Students will be solving 8 problems on metric conversions. Students will then color in their answers on the back/second page to reveal a mystery picture. This activity is perfect for chemistry teachers that are looking for a quick check on students' understanding of metric conversions, as extra practice,

Engage your chemistry students by using this self-checking activity to review vocabulary for stoichiometry. The self-checking feature in this resource helps students identify questions they may be struggling with, as well as advocate for help when they are unable to correct their errors in solving. How this works:This is a "word search" activity. The questions are all numbered and they must type in the correct word that completes the phrase or that answers the question. Correct answers will tur

Engage your chemistry students by using this fun coloring activity to practice significant figures in math calculations. This worksheet helps with self-assessment due to creating a stained glass look. How this works:Students will use a ruler or straight edge to connect the letter of the question to its answer. After connecting 10 lines, students should see a letter in each section. Students will color each section according to the color code. This activity is perfect for chemistry teachers that

Engage your chemistry students by using this self-checking activity to practice mole-mole stoichiometry. The self-checking feature in this resource helps students identify questions they may be struggling with, as well as advocate for help when they are unable to correct their errors in solving. How this works: This is a "task card" activity. Students use the drop-down arrow and see the prompt for that specific question. They can solve for it, enter their answer for question 1 will be into the

Engage your chemistry students by using this self-checking activity to practice calculating empirical formulas. The self-checking feature in this resource helps students identify questions they may be struggling with, as well as advocate for help when they are unable to correct their errors in solving. How this works:This is a "self-check" activity. Students see the questions in each box. They can solve for it, enter their answer for question 1 will be into the box/place holder for question 1.