Encouraging Learning

This is a webquest with the basics about acids, bases, and solutions. Great for an intro activity!!!

A quiz on drawing a Bohr Model and what information it provides. There are multiple elements to choose from. Could be used as a worksheet or activity.

Students must answer questions about the different parts of transverse and longitudinal waves. They must also label and calculate.

This is a blank periodic Table. Could be used along with questions to have student fill in.

Students solve Kinetic and Potential Energy word problems.

Students identify the type of lever shown.

Students determine whether the chemical equation is balanced or not.

This packet connect the movie The Prestige to electricity. Students are provided with a background on the movie and the time period in the packet. A list of purposes is given and there are many analysis questions where students reflect on how electricity is portrayed in the movie to what we know it is capable of. The movie takes 3 class periods (50 minutes) to show. This packet should also allow for your district to purchase the movie based on meaningful connections to an electricity unit.

This is a worksheet that goes over chemical and physical changes. It can be made into a Lab as well.

Students use a website to explore the difference between weight and mass.

17 questions on the front where students identify the type of reaction and 17 questions on the back where students identify the type and balance the reaction.

Punnett square practice problems.

A writing prompt that has students compare and contrast photosynthesis and cellular respiration.

A matching quiz on 40 common elements and their symbols. Grouped in sections of 5 elements. Could be used as a worksheet.

A 37 question review that covers concepts dealing with work, power, simple machines and calculations.

This worksheet has students calculate pressure, volume, or temperature using given information and Boyle's Law or Charles' Law. There are 8 problems for each Law.

44 questions where students must balance the chemical reaction. They range from very easy to very hard.

Students use given scenarios to design different controlled experiments. They must address controls, independent variables, dependent variables, and constants.

Students determine the oxidation numbers of different elements and polyatomic ions.

Questions about concepts and calculations.