MrCausey

This lesson will provide the tools for teaching your chemistry students how to write chemical formulas using the periodic table and a list of polyatomic ions. It covers the rules for ionic and covalent compounds and how to use polyatomic ions. Plenty of practice problems with score keys are included. This lesson has been classroom tested in my own class, as well as colleagues and former students' classes. The lesson includes: 1 - PowerPoint 1 - Class Notes 1 - Worksheet 2 - Warm Ups 1 - Qui

Chemistry Lab Safety is a must and this lesson will help you accomplish this task. It contains a PowerPoint, warm ups, handouts and a quiz. Score keys are included. The lesson includes: 1 - PowerPoint (19 slides) 1 - Lab Guidelines 1 - Lab Contract 2 - Warm Ups 1 - Quiz 1 – Lab Equipment Handout 1 – Lab Equipment Handout Blank 3 – Score Keys Depending on the skill level of your students, you could spend 1 - 2 days on this topic

This lesson will provide the tools for teaching your chemistry students how to name chemicals using the periodic table and a list of polyatomic ions. It covers the rules for ionic and covalent compounds and how to use polyatomic ions. Plenty of practice problems with score keys are included. This lesson has been classroom-tested in my own class, as well as colleagues and former students' classes. The lesson includes: 1 - PowerPoint (30 slides) 1 - Class Notes 2 - Worksheet 4 - Warm-Ups 1

A set of worksheets reinforcing how to determine valence electrons, draw Lewis dot symbols, determine basic charges, and the number of bonds. Worksheets included: 1 - Valence Electrons 1 - Lewis Dot Symbols 1 - Oxidation Numbers (charges) 1 - Bonds and Charges 4 - Score Keys

Check out this PowerPoint as a sample of my lesson. This lesson will provide the tools for teaching your chemistry or physical science students laboratory safety. This lesson has been classroom tested in my own class, as well as colleagues and former students' classes. The lesson includes: 1 - PowerPoint 1 - Lab Guidelines 1 - Contract Depending on the skill level of your students, you would spend 1 day on this topic.