PowerScience

This activity is an engaging way to formatively assess student understanding of the difference between elements and compounds. The examples include multiple representations of both elements and compounds to familiarize students with different representations and to assess their ability to transfer knowledge to different representations. A great follow up activity found in my store would be the Element, Compound, or Mixture Sorting Board.

This activity is a great way to formatively assess student understanding of the difference between physical and chemical properties and physical and chemical changes. The examples include representations of physical and chemical properties, as well as, physical and chemical changes. The activity can be assigned as a closed card sort where the four category cards (Physical Property, Chemical Property, Physical Change, and Chemical Change) are provided to students, or it can be assigned as a open

This engaging and collaborative game of I Have Who Has can be played whole group or in small groups. There are 28 cards covering basic vocabulary including element, compound, mixture, periodic table of elements, chemical formula, symbol, matter, atom, metals, nonmetals, metalloids, and various properties of matter. A key is included along with directions on how to play I Have Who Has. A bonus Teacher Hack sheet with additional pointers is also included. This is a great activity to get students t

This engaging set of task cards focuses on food chains, food webs, the energy pyramid, and the different types of consumers (herbivore, carnivore, and omnivore). A student record sheet and key are included. Also included is an editable template of the task cards so you can add cards or replace existing cards.