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Stoichiometry is sometimes the toughest unit for my students. Over the years, I've come up with ways to differentiate my lesson to help students grasp the concept. As much as I love one line dimensional analysis and stoichioimetry problems- a lot of my students have to see it split up a bit more. Here is a flow chart I use to do that.

Do you wish you could hand your students a page of steps to follow for working out stoichiometry problems? Well now you can! I give this handout to my students who need a little more guidance through working out problems.

Do your students have trouble with converting from grams to moles or moles to grams? I find that some of my students need something a bit more simplified. Included are the steps I give my students who struggle with multi step problems.

This is a great exit ticket for significant figures. Get your class up and moving with this activity. It's a class favorite!