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I studied for four years at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville where I got my major in chemistry and minor in secondary education.
While at UT, I was a T.A. for three years. I created and graded worksheets, quizzes, and tests for the general chemistry department. I was also in charge of executing and grading all laboratory assignments for my section of students.
After I graduated, I worked for two years as a general, honors, and A.P. chemistry teacher for grades 9 - 12. I quit my job to be a stay-at-home mom and returned to teaching in January 2017. I love to lesson plan in my spare time and I hope you enjoy the fruits of my labor :)
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Lab Safety Equipment Word Search
This would make a great review activity or filler at the end of a class period. It requires students to first identify the lab equipment by picture before finding the term in the word search. The word search covers: Glassware - beaker, Erlenmeyer flask. volumetric flask, test tube, graduated cylinder, watch glassRing stand items - ring stand, burette clamp, bunsen burner, wire gauze, clay triangleClamps/holders - beaker tongs, crucible tongs, test tube clamp, forcepsOther items - goggles, pipett
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Periodic Table Review Packet
This is a four page (two page if printed front and back) review over periodic families and properties. Part 1 - Given a series of atomic numbers, students will color in the flower based on family names (alkali, alkaline earth, metalloids, other non-metals, halogens, noble gases, lanthanides, transition metals, and actinides). Part 2 - Given a description, students will label it as a metal, non-metal, or metalloid. Part 3 - Given an element symbol, students will color the shapes based on their st
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Atomic Theory Word Search
This would make a great review activity or filler at the end of a class period. It requires students to first figure out what word fits the given clue before they can go look for it in the word search. The word search covers: Major atomic theoristsSubatomic particles & modern-day model of the atomReading Bohr modelsUsing the periodic table to determine the number of protons & electrons in an element.This product includes two pages - one is the puzzle and another is the key.
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Kinetic Molecular Theory Interactive Notebook Flap
Page 1 - A clean copy of the flap. No need to rescale as it is printer ready for pasting into a composition notebook. Simply print at 100%, cut along dotted line, and paste flap (only glue under title of flap) to the right page of your notebook. Page 2 - A finished copy of the flap. Page 3 - Lift flap up and place information directly onto the notebook paper beneath. Page 4 - On left page of notebook, write down given "I can..." statements.
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Isotopes Packet
This packet contains 8 pages - 4 pages are the student version and 4 pages are the teacher version. I have included the first page of both the student and teacher versions. The packet is separated into 10 parts. I have included the directions for each section to give you an idea of what the students will be asked to do.
Part 1 - Directions: Fill in the blanks of the following table using a Periodic Table of Elements. If the information being asked for cannot be found on the Periodic Table, writ
9th - 12th
Chemistry
Graduated Cylinders Interactive Notebook Flap
Page 1 - A clean copy of the flap. No need to rescale as it is printer ready for pasting into a composition notebook. Simply print at 100%, cut along dotted line, and paste flap (only glue under title of flap) to the right page of your notebook.
Page 2 - A finished copy of the flap.
Page 3 - Lift flap up and place information directly onto the notebook paper beneath.
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Covalent Compounds Tarsia Puzzle
This is a quick and easy way to review naming rules for covalent compounds. The first puzzle piece is marked with a heart. After that, students have to cut out the triangles and arrange them so that all the names and their formulas match up. This typically takes 20-25 minutes, including time to cut the pieces. Prefixes covered: mono-, di-, tri-, tetra-, penta-, hexa-, hepta-, octa-, nona-, and deca- Elements ending in -ide covered: oxide, sulfide, fluoride, chloride, bromide, iodide An answer ke
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Density Interactive Notebook Flap
Page 1 - A clean copy of the flap. No need to rescale as it is printer ready for pasting into a composition notebook. Simply print at 100%, cut along dotted line, and paste flap (only glue under title of flap) to the right page of your notebook.
Page 2 - A finished copy of the flap.
Page 3 - Lift flap up and place information directly onto the notebook paper beneath.
Page 4 - On left page of notebook, write down given "I can..." statements.
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Predicting Products Worksheets
Three scaffolded predicting products worksheets in pdf form, one set perfect for standard chemistry students and a second set great for honors students or those who may need a challenge. Worksheet 1 - covers combustion and single replacement reactions. Students are asked to write a balanced chemical reaction for both types of reactions and to identify whether a single replacement reaction will occur (using an activity series). They will also be asked to name new compounds formed, so there is a g
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Atomic Theory Task Cards
Atomic Theory Task Cards are a great way to review scientists and their models. I like to print them out, slide them into sheet protectors, and hang them out in the hallway. I have a bin of clipboards that the students use to write on. Optional: Download the ZipGrade app and scan the papers as students are finishing. Once done, come back into the classroom and go over their most missed questions. This provides immediate feedback and allows you to reteach content as needed. Scientists Covered: D
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Periodic Trends Picture Sort
Students will get 12 sets of pictures with element symbols on them. After cutting out the pictures, the students will arrange them in increasing or decreasing atomic radius, ionization, or electronegativity. Elements are either arranged in the same group or the same period. Prior knowledge needed: Trends for atomic radius, ionization energy, and electronegativity. Family names - alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, halogens, noble gases, lanthanides, and actinides. The difference between a grou
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Elements Word Search
This would make a great review activity or filler at the end of a class period. It requires students to first use a periodic table to determine the name of the given symbol before they can look it up in the word search. The word search covers: Alkali metals - sodium, potassium, lithiumAlkaline earth metals - barium, beryllium, magnesium, calciumTransition metals - nickel, mercury, copper, iron, silver, zinc, lead, aluminum, tin, goldHalogens - iodine, bromine, fluorine, chlorineNoble gases - neo
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science, Science
Accuracy, Precision, & Percent Error Interactive Notebook Flap
Page 1 - A clean copy of the flap. No need to rescale as it is printer ready for pasting into a composition notebook. Simply print at 100%, cut along dotted line, and paste flap (only glue under title of flap) to the right page of your notebook. Page 2 - A finished copy of the flap. Page 3 - Lift flap up and place information directly onto the notebook paper beneath. Page 4 - On left page of notebook, write down given "I can..." statements.
8th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Chemistry Reference Sheet
I created this reference sheet for my standard and honors chemistry students to use throughout the year. Each year I give my students two copies of this reference sheet and we place them in plastic sheet protectors. The first copy we keep clean, no writing or coloring on them so that we can use these for quizzes and tests as needed. The second copy we color and write on as needed so that we can use them as reference sheets during classwork and homework. Note on polonium and astatine - my version
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
Safety Video Worksheet
This is a free resource! Where to find the video: YouTube - Lab Techniques & Safety: Crash Course Chemistry #21 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRWRmIEHr3A). Recommendation: Add this video to your Google classroom. Print out a copy of the video worksheet for each student. Have them wear headphones and turn on subtitles. Everyone can watch and pause at their own pace while completing the worksheet.
9th - 12th
Chemistry, Physical Science
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I studied for four years at the University of Tennessee in Knoxville where I got my major in chemistry and minor in secondary education.
While at UT, I was a T.A. for three years. I created and graded worksheets, quizzes, and tests for the general chemistry department. I was also in charge of executing and grading all laboratory assignments for my section of students.
After I graduated, I worked for two years as a general, honors, and A.P. chemistry teacher for grades 9 - 12. I quit my job to be a stay-at-home mom and returned to teaching in January 2017. I love to lesson plan in my spare time and I hope you enjoy the fruits of my labor :)
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