Science FUNdaMENTALS

Do your students have trouble remembering metric prefixes? Use this fun card game to help them out! Played like the public-domain game "Spoons," but with a scientific twist. Download this deck of 52 cards; thirteen sets from Tera- to femto-, each set representing a metric prefix in four different forms. *THIS VERSION IS COLOR-CODED BY SET.* If you want the more challenging version without color-coding to help students out, see my other product by clicking, Power of 10. The game is easy to lear

There are 118 elements on the periodic table, and each exists as a solid, liquid, or gas in its elemental state. (Well, some are difficult to tell because they decompose after a few milliseconds). Do you know which 11 exist as gases? If you do, you will win this game when you Slap Gas! Played just like Slap Jack, but uses a deck of 118 originally illustrated element cards. Each card contains the element symbol, atomic number, original illustration, and fun fact about the element's use in nature

This colorful and creatively illustrated class set of 35 element BINGO cards will teach you and your students the periodic table in no time. Featuring original artwork, this game is educational and fun to look at! This is a 42-page download: page 1 is instructions; pages 2-7 are cut-out square calling cards with information about each element; pages 8-42 are 35 different randomized BEleGo playing cards. You can print out on card stock or regular paper, and it also works great in grayscale if yo

This is a chemistry version of the public domain card game rummy. In traditional rummy, players play "sets" of three or more cards as straights or runs. In Compound Rummy, students use element cards with electron dot structures to combine elements into "sets" of compounds and molecules. This game aids students in visualization of valence electrons, the logic behind chemical formulas, and familiarity with common polyatomic ions. All while having fun! Download includes 52 printable cards and one

Do your students have trouble remembering metric prefixes? Use this fun card game to help them out! Download this deck of 52 cards; thirteen sets from Tera- to femto-, each set representing a metric prefix in four different forms. The game is easy to learn - it is played according to the rules of Spoons or Go Fish. The difference is that each set of four portrays a metric prefix, its abbreviation, its value in scientific notation, and its value in expanded notation. Use the sets most relevant to

Ion Bingo! Comes with a downloadable set of 35 randomized cards, an "ion key" to help students while they learn, instructions, and a set of 58 cut-out tiles for the caller. Ions are organized in columns by oxidation state. The most common ions from high school and AP Chemistry are featured in the game. Want to learn your elements in an originally illustrated Bingo game? Check out the best element Bingo you've ever seen: BEleGo Thank you!

Use these simple card games to help students learn metric prefixes, chemical compounds, or chemical ions. All games are based on public domain card games like Spoons, Rummy, and Bingo, but these have a scientific twist. Enjoy! Italian Morning by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...) Artist: http://www.twinmusicom.org/