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This lab was made to be a interdisciplinary experiment for my chemistry class, with the help of the ceramics class. It could easily be adapted to be taught within a ceramics class exclusively - background information and lab instructions are included.

A research project for use with the (free) TinkerCAD software, where students research and then replicate an ancient building. I've had some really high quality reproductions over the years, and it tends to have students end feeling very passionate about whichever building they made. The thumbnail is a reproduction of the Tomb of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. I usually do this activity towards the end of the year in my CAD class. I would not recommend it unless students are already familiar w

My students' favorite game in chemistry. Includes isotope notation, covalent compounds, and ionic compounds.

Bingo caller's card and 8 different student cards to practice using Greek prefixes for naming simple covalent compounds.

Bingo caller's card and 8 different student cards to practice naming ionic compounds.

Bingo caller's card and 8 different student cards to practice using isotope notation.

A lab activity where students analyze data from the 2023 Vermont Greenhouse Gas Emissions report and then develop their own laws to solve Vermont's carbon emissions problem. Proficiency-based rubric.

A hands-on exploration of resistance designed for 9th grade. It assumes prior knowledge of adding resistance in series and parallel, and challenges students to think outside the box.

A lab I do with my physics class in collaboration with the band class. Scientists and musicians work together to do calculations and take measurements to show a. what makes instruments unique, and b. how their waveforms relate to the sound. Meant to be used after learning about open-open, closed-open, and closed-closed resonators. Could easily be edited to be done with a band or physics class by itself, given materials.

A research project for use with the (free) TinkerCAD software, where students research and then replicate a war chariot from a primary source. The cover is a reproduction of a chariot on the Standard of Ur. I usually do this activity towards the end of the year in my CAD class. I would not recommend it unless students are already familiar with TinkerCAD (or whichever software you use). This is usually the precursor to my Ancient Buildings project, also listed on my store, if you're interested