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Using their knowledge of the 3 types of elements, students complete this set of task cards about metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. This product is also part of my Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids Stations bundle.

Students visit 5 stations to practice deciphering chemical formulas. They count atoms, build models, name substances, and classify chemicals. This is great for review and re-teach! Teacher and student instructions, supply lists, and pictures included.

Students will review how to calculate net force in 5 interactive stations. They will match, draw, describe, try, and dice net forces. These are great for test review, or after long holidays, and can be utilized in multiple ways to fit your classroom. All files are editable and include answer sheets and keys.

This hyperdoc is great for reviewing or previewing chemical and physical changes, as they happen specifically in the digestive system. I have used this product as an introduction to the topic before I direct teach. But, my favorite way to use it is right before state testing as a way to bring the topic back to the forefront of my students' mind right before the big day. In Google Classroom, simply select "Make a copy for each student" and your kids can type their responses directly onto the do

Students will read the clues of several mystery elements. Using their knowledge of reactivity and metals, nonmetals, and metalloids, they will correctly place the elements in the correct positions on the Periodic Table. This product is also part of my Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids Stations bundle.

Review the three types of elements in 6 fun, hands-on ways. Learners of all types will engage with the Periodic table and its metal, nonmetal, and metalloid elements! These products are also available individually. Included: Task CardsPhysical Property SortExample Element SortPeriodic Table PlacementMissing Information PracticeComplete-the-Story

Use this hyperdoc to review the Periodic Table. Make a copy for each student in Google Classroom (or any LMS) and students can type directly onto the document in real time. It includes links to helpful videos and articles, and your download includes a quiz to check for understanding. This product is great for review or before direct instruction as an exploration activity.

This simple hyperdoc allows students to review atomic structure through a series of readings, videos, and simulations. They can type their answers directly into it and do not have to save each time. Simply add to Google Classroom, click "Make a Copy for Each Student," and your students can work at their own pace to review atomic structure. This download includes a Google Form that can be imbedded into the hyperdoc to assess student understanding. Instructions included.

Students will build a 3D model of an atom by completing this worksheet first as a guide. They will practice APE MAN and identifying subatomic particles, and then build it using whatever materials they have, or a specific list of supplies.

This hyperdoc is great for reviewing or previewing metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. I have used this product as an introduction to the topic before I direct teach. But, my favorite way to use it is right before state testing as a way to bring the topic back to the forefront of my students' mind right before the big day. In Google Classroom, simply select "Make a copy for each student" and your kids can type their responses directly onto the document as they learn at their own pace.

Using their knowledge of the 3 types of elements, students sort real-world examples of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. This product is also part of my Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids Stations bundle.

This hyperdoc is excellent for reviewing elements and compunds, or for exploring them before direct teaching. Links to videos, readings, and other media are embedded, and students type their responses directly into the document, keeping all learning in one place. Simply click "make a copy for each student" in Google Classroom, and students can review elements and compounds at their own pace. This resource also includes a short quiz to check for understanding that can be embedded into the resou

Using their knowledge of the 3 types of elements, students sort the physical properties of metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. This product is also part of my Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids Stations bundle.

Using their knowledge of the 3 types of elements and the information provided, students identify metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. But first they must determine which information is missing. This product is also part of my Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids Stations bundle.

Using their knowledge of the 3 types of elements, students fill in the blanks to complete a story about their adventures with metals, nonmetals, and metalloids. This product is also part of my Metals, Nonmetals, Metalloids Stations bundle.