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This product has a brief history lesson on Avogadro and Perrin. The mole is defined and the equivalent factors given. This product includes two worksheets in which students practice converting the mole to number of particles and particles to number of moles. If you would like all the practice worksheets leading students up to stoichiometry, download the "Stoichiometry Unit Bundle"

Building and designing a marble roller coaster. This is a great activity for motion and forces for middle and high school students. Students use foam pipe insulation to design a roller coaster with hills, a loop and a curve. Students must problem solve to overcome the forces of gravity and centripetal forces to get a marble to the end of the track. Students also measure and calculate speed and acceleration at different points within the roller coaster.

This product includes to worksheets which will allow students to practice converting moles to volume and volume to moles. This is a part of unit called "Stoichiometry Unit" will be posted in my store soon.

This bundle pulls together all the products needed to teach stoichiometry. Includes mole conversion of every type, balancing equations, mole ratios, and stoichiometry problems. Each concept is explained with a little history and examples are given with step by step instructions. Each concept can be purchased separately in my store.

This product includes 4 worksheets in which students learn how to calculate molar mass, use molar mass to convert to moles, and use moles to convert to molar mass. This is a part of a unit called "Stoichiometry Unit" which will be available on my store soon.

An explanation of mole ratios and stoichiometry is given in this resource. Step by step instructions on how to form and use mole ratios and stoichiometry problems. Students are given a few problems to practice the concept. Included in this resource is a graphic organizer to help students to convert from given quantity to the unknown quantity.

A list of facts for High School General Biology course. The list can be used to randomly ask students questions from weekly to keep the material fresh in their minds from beginning of year to the end of the year. It is based on the Indiana 2016 Standards so you may need to edit for your own state standards.

Informational handout on cellular transport for biology and anatomy students. Includes both passive and active transport methods.

This packet includes problems converting mass to volume, volume to mass, particles to mass, mass to particles, volume to particles and particles to mass. Each worksheet has a brief explanation and six problems for students to practice the concept. If you would like all the practice worksheets leading students up to stoichiometry, download the "Stoichiometry Unit" that will be listed soon in my store.

A little bit of history about chemical nomenclature along with worksheets to practice ionic compound naming and writing formulas. Answer keys included. This will be a part of a bundle that will be coming soon.

Balancing chemical equations lesson and practice worksheet. Balancing chemical equations can be done using a T-chart or algebraically. Both methods are outlined in this resource. Included are also an explanation about the law of conservation of mass, coefficients vs. subscripts, and calculating atoms within parenthesis.

Interactive notebook foldable for the the English and SI Measurement systems. Includes the metric system staircase.

Interactive science notebook handout for mean, median and mode. Sized for use in an ISN. Can also be used for math interactive notebook.

Worksheet for students to practice conversion problems.