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I am a fifth year science teacher with experience in biology, chemistry, physics, and marine biology. This year, I am teaching Chemistry in the Earth System and Marine Science with CTE credit. Prior to coming to the PNW, I taught in Palo Alto, CA and Naperville, IL. Currently, I am involved in my school district Science Advisory putting together resources, learning objectives, and unit outlines to be utilized across the district. Additionally, I work at my district and school site to create social emotional learning resources and trainings for my school.
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Preview of Superhero Genetics Project

Superhero Genetics Project

This activity has been a class favorite for many years as students get an opportunity to create their own Superhero(or villain) with the use of genotypes, Punnett Squares, and probability. Students will determine the phenotypes and genotypes of their parent heroes, create Punnett Squares, and then flip a coin to determine which trait the offspring ultimately ends up with. Students will use traits that are traditional mandelian, codominant, incomplete dominance, sex-linked, and will even determin
Preview of Identifying Intermolecular Forces Practice Worksheet

Identifying Intermolecular Forces Practice Worksheet

This worksheet helps students practice identifying intramolecular bonds, intermolecular forces for a substance, and identifying how intermolecular forces impact the physical properties of substances. Students will work through this two part worksheet individually or with a partner to test their understanding of IMF content. Working in conjunction with the Introduction to Intermolecular Forces - Guided Notes & Practice, students will take time to solidify their understanding from the guided note
Preview of Chemical Equilibrium PHeT Inquiry Activity

Chemical Equilibrium PHeT Inquiry Activity

In this Chemistry Inquiry Simulation, students will visualize how equilibrium is reached between products and reactants with the use of the Reversible Reactions PHeT and produce a graph of the collected results. This introduction to chemical equilibrium has students look at the rate of change by changing the temperature, concentration, and activation energy. They will produce a graph and eventually write a CER on the information they have collected with the use of their data and graph as evidenc
Preview of Soda Can Calorimetry Lab

Soda Can Calorimetry Lab

In this chemistry lab for high school aged students, students will be calculating the caloric value of different foods and percent error from their collected data by utilizing a soda can calorimeter and measuring the temperature change in the water from the thermal energy transfer from the burning of food. With the use of specific heat of water, students can determine the calculated value of transferred thermal energy and compare it to the theoretical value from the food label.  Needed Prior Kno
Preview of Molecular Shape PHeT Inquiry Activity

Molecular Shape PHeT Inquiry Activity

This is an introductory inquiry activity, students will be reviewing common molecular geometries utilizing the Molecule Shape PHeT Simulation. Students will begin by drawing Lewis Dot Structures of molecules and then creating those molecules in the PHeT simulation. The chart they fill out will help them understand how bonds and lone pairs impact the overall shape of the molecule. Their understanding of the content is then practiced with additional molecules in which they will draw the Lewis Str
Preview of Periodic Trends Inquiry CER Mini Bundle

Periodic Trends Inquiry CER Mini Bundle

Start with the three part graphing exploration students will be analyzing the atomic radius and electronegativity of the elements in the 1st Group and 2nd Period. Students will create four graphs, Electronegativity/Atomic Radius vs. Atomic Number for both the Group and the Period. In doing so, students will make deductions about the general trends of electronegativity and atomic radius and identify the resultant vector for the trend. Upon identifying the trends and resultant vector, students wil
Preview of Specific Heat of Unknown Metals Inquiry - Intro to Calorimetry

Specific Heat of Unknown Metals Inquiry - Intro to Calorimetry

This high school chemistry inquiry activity walks students through a theoretical calorimeter lab in which they need to determine the identity of three unknown metals by their calculated specific heat capacity. Given a set of data, students must set up their Specific Heat Formula to solve for the heat gained by the water in the calorimeter to then rearrange the formula to solve for the specific heat of the metal. We know that experiments do not run without error, so students will then need to cal
Preview of Disturbing Equilibrium - Le Chatelier's Principle Inquiry

Disturbing Equilibrium - Le Chatelier's Principle Inquiry

In this four part worksheet, students will learn about the impact that change in temperature, concentration, and pressure has on the dynamic equilibrium of a system. This inquiry activity walks students through those three stressor so students can think critically about how equilibrium shifts. There is a challenge section in which students have the opportunity to consider the impact a catalyst has on a reaction. This product comes with an answer key! Products on Equilibrium: Equilibrium Reacti
Preview of Intermolecular Forces Guided Inquiry Notes & Practice

Intermolecular Forces Guided Inquiry Notes & Practice

This is an introductory inquiry activity in which students will take self guided notes by reading prompts, analyzing models, and answering scaffolded questions. The activity covers the importance of IMFs, types of IMFs, and practice identifying types of intermolecular forces and ranking the strength between them. Students can use this as a reference guide for future practice. No direct teaching in necessary. This product can easily be used as a printed off activity, or as a TpT Easel Digital Act
Preview of Specific Heat Practice Problems Worksheet

Specific Heat Practice Problems Worksheet

In this problem set, students will be utilizing data to solve specific heat equation problems and identify if the system is gaining or losing heat. They will practice rearranging the specific heat equation for each variable including initial and final temperature. There are twelve problems that they will work through using the providing specific heat capacity table. This can be used as homework or done in class for additional practice.  This download includes two versions of the same worksheet
Preview of Bond Energy Inquiry - Guided Notes and Practice

Bond Energy Inquiry - Guided Notes and Practice

This is a four part self-paced inquiry in which students calculate the energy of reaction for the combustion of ethanol. Students are introduced to bond dissociation energies in order to calculate the required energy to break bonds, released energy to form bonds, and the total energy of the system to determine if the reaction as a whole is exothermic or endothermic. This lesson can be complete individually, in small groups, in the classroom, or at home with the intention that the scaffolding all
Preview of Intermolecular Forces Mini Bundle - Guided Notes and CER Assessment

Intermolecular Forces Mini Bundle - Guided Notes and CER Assessment

In this mini bundle, students will work through guided notes on IMFs, complete practice identifying and ranking intermolecular forces, walk through guided CER practice with varying prompt difficulty and finally complete a CER Assessment to test their understanding of the content. Each component of the bundle can be completed individually or in small groups and requires no direct instruction unless desired. This allows you more time to facilitate learning and check for understanding. The final
Preview of Stoichiometry Bundle

Stoichiometry Bundle

This is a self-paced inquiry lesson sequence to stoichiometry that requires no direct instruction. Students are provided with snippets of notes throughout the inquiry to solidify understanding as they work through the material. Beginning with the basics, students will learning about the mole and molar mass before diving into conversion factors and conversions between a single substance. Then they will look at mole to mole ratios. Lastly, students will work through Stoichiometry problems and Limi
Preview of Unknown Metals and Specific Heat Lab - Calorimetry Lab

Unknown Metals and Specific Heat Lab - Calorimetry Lab

This high school chemistry lab, students will try to identify the identity of three unknown metals with the use of calorimetry. By calculating the heat gained by the water in the calorimeter, students can calculate heat lost by the metal and use that information to calculate the heat capacity of the metal. Students can then compare their experimental heat capacity with the actual heat capacity of the metal to determine the percent error and use that information in the defense of their identifica
Preview of Density and Earth's Layers Inquiry - Guided Practice

Density and Earth's Layers Inquiry - Guided Practice

In this High School Earth Science Guided Inquiry activity, students will explore density as it relates to the layers of Earth’s interior. By looking at particles diagrams, students will visualize how particle concentration in a fixed space affects the density of a substance. Students will then explore the relationship between pressure and temperature as it relates to particle movement and change in density. This will be an introduction to convection which will be reviewed in later activities.  T
Preview of Nuclear Reactors Power Plant - Virtual Field Trip

Nuclear Reactors Power Plant - Virtual Field Trip

In this virtual field trip, students will learn about the Nuclear Reactor Power Plant that is helping combat the local water crisis in Arizona while providing clean energy to the surrounding 4 million citizens. Students will follow along with the Discovery Education Video to answer questions on Nuclear Power as an introduction to radioactivity and the process of nuclear reactions. This can be completed individually or as a class.  This product comes with an answer key!  Must have Discovery Educa
Preview of Limiting Reactants and Percent Yield - Guided Practice

Limiting Reactants and Percent Yield - Guided Practice

This is a self-paced inquiry introduction lesson to limiting reactants and percent yield that requires no direct instruction. Students are provided with snippets of notes throughout the inquiry to solidify understanding as they work through the material. Looking specifically at chemical reactions in the carbon cycle, students will learn about the necessary components of a key cycle in our Earth System as well as identifying the amount of carbon emissions from the burning of fossil fuels. Lastly,
Preview of Molecule Polarity PHeT Inquiry Activity

Molecule Polarity PHeT Inquiry Activity

This inquiry activity utilizes the “Molecule Polarity” PHeT to help students visualize bond polarity, molecule shape, and molecule polarity. Students will review electronegativity of bonds to determine dipole moments and determine if a molecule is polar or nonpolar. There is an extension for students to determine the resultant dipole moment of a polar molecule and identify the molecular shape. This activity is a great way to help students visualize polar and nonpolar molecules using a PHeT simul
Preview of Radiometric Dating Graphical Analysis

Radiometric Dating Graphical Analysis

This activity introduces students to reading half-life tables for information and using deductive reasoning to determine the radioactive isotope that would be used to absolute age date different samples. By comparing the percentage of parent and daughter isotopes in a sample, students will determine how many half-lives have passed to determine the age of a sample.  This would be best used as a pre-assignment prior to a lesson or as a homework assignment after a lesson.  This product comes with a
Preview of Homeostasis Ice Experiment

Homeostasis Ice Experiment

In this high school biology experiment students will investigate how our bodies maintain homeostasis in the attempt to resist change by both combating stressors and eventually moving into survival mode for the protection of vital organs. Students can complete this lab in the classroom or in a virtual classroom from home. Students will hypothesis on how bodies react to hypothermia, collect data, evaluate evidence, draw conclusions and use research to solidify understanding.  This activity can be
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Experience

I am a fifth year science teacher with experience in biology, chemistry, physics, and marine biology. This year, I am teaching Chemistry in the Earth System and Marine Science with CTE credit. Prior to coming to the PNW, I taught in Palo Alto, CA and Naperville, IL. Currently, I am involved in my school district Science Advisory putting together resources, learning objectives, and unit outlines to be utilized across the district. Additionally, I work at my district and school site to create social emotional learning resources and trainings for my school.

Teaching style

My teaching style focuses on connecting students to the world around them with inquiry based learning. Straying away from direct instruction, I hope to help guide students in exploration to come to their own understanding of the materials.

My own education history

I have a BS of Chemistry Education with an endorsement in Biology and Physics and a MA in Earth Science Education.

Additional biographical information

My Chemistry and Biology sources incorporate Earth Science topics and/or Relateable Phenomena as a way to connect students to the world around them. I suggest looking at my Year Long Standards Outline for both my Chemistry and Biology courses to see how I mix and match Earth Science NGSS with my two core classes.