Students must graph the solubility curve for four different substances and then answer follow-up questions. This functions as a great homework or classwork assignment. Students can also cut out their completed solubility curve graph and glue it into their interactive science notebook. Answer Key Included Key Vocabulary: Solubility Solute Solvent Saturation Supersaturation
Help students practice calculating force, mass, and acceleration using the equation F=MA. This structured forces worksheet guides students through finding the known and unknown values, determining which form of the force equation they should use, and then solving to find the answer. Two sided worksheet. Answer key included. Key Vocabulary: Force Mass Acceleration Newton's Laws of Mation
In this color-coding activity, students must determine if the information inside each bubble corresponds to an ionic or a covalent bond. This is a great formative assessment assignment. Can be used with Interactive Science Notebooks as a left side graphic organizer. Key Vocabulary: Chemical Bonding Ionic Bond Covalent Bond Anion Cation Double Bond Compound Dipole
Use this worksheet as a visual to help students understand how the ratio of products and reactants change as a chemical system undergoes stress and shifts equilibrium. Students must diagram the products at a new equilibrium after various stresses have been applied to the original chemical system. Answer Key Included.
To be used while teaching Le Chatelier's Principle, reversible reactions, and chemical equilibrium.
Build a strong foundation in AP Chemistry with this engaging Unit 1.1: Moles and Molar Mass resource! Designed to align with the College Board AP Chemistry Course and Exam Description (CED), this lesson helps students master one of the most important quantitative skills in chemistry.This resource is perfect for guided instruction, interactive note-taking, independent review, or substitute plans. Students actively complete the notes as concepts are introduced, keeping them engaged while building
Help your students build a strong foundation in atomic structure and electron configuration with this comprehensive lesson package! Designed for AP Chemistry Unit 1.5, this resource guides students through the Aufbau principle, electron configurations, Coulomb's Law, shielding, and ionization energy using structured fill-in-the-blank notes and engaging examples. The included teacher presentation leads students through every section of the notes, making instruction organized, interactive, and
Save planning time while keeping students actively engaged with these AP Chemistry Unit 1.2: Mass Spectroscopy & Isotopes guided notes! This resource is designed to accompany the AP Chemistry curriculum and helps students develop a strong understanding of isotopes, average atomic mass, and interpreting mass spectra through guided instruction and practice. The included teacher presentation walks students through the notes step-by-step, making it easy to deliver an organized, interactive lesson
Give your students the opportunity to practice assigning oxidation numbers to elements using this fun color-by-number activity! Students will match elements (represent by atomic symbol) to the correct oxidation number and then color in the picture according to the key. Older students love when they are given the opportunity to color, so this is an engaging activity that they will surely enjoy! Use With The Following Topics: Assigning Oxidation Numbers Assign Ion Charges Reviewing Atomic Symbols
In this webquest students will navigate an excellent website that helps them visualize the scale of the universe. As they navigate the site they can fill out the associated questions in this PDF file.
Make teaching AP Chemistry Unit 1.4 – Composition of Mixtures simple and engaging with this complete lesson package! This resource is designed to help students understand the quantitative relationship between elemental composition by mass and the composition of substances in mixtures while keeping them actively involved through structured guided notes. The included teacher presentation walks students through each section of the notes, making it easy to present concepts, discuss examples, and s
Help your AP Chemistry students master empirical and molecular formulas with this complete lesson package! This resource is designed to actively engage students through structured guided notes while providing teachers with everything needed to deliver an organized, effective lesson. The included teacher presentation walks students through each section of the guided notes, making instruction seamless while encouraging participation and critical thinking. A complete answer key is also included f
This product includes a foldable for both the metal and non-metal families of the periodic table as well as two powerpoints, one for the metals and one for the non-metals. The powerpoints detail information about each family of the periodic table and include hyperlinks to videos about an element in each family.
As I present information about the properties of each family using my powerpoint, students fill in information on their foldable. The product also includes a periodic table. I have stud
Reaction Rate, Chemical Equilibrium, and Le Chatelier’s Principle
Unit Plan
The following resources are included in this unit plan:
1) Reactions Rates Powerpoint
2) Irreversible Reactions, Reversible Reactions, & Le Chatelier’s Principle Powerpoint
3) Hands-on Chemical Equilibrium Modeling Activity: Students will model reactions at equilibrium using paperclips. Powerpoint to guide the activity is included.
4) Le Chatelier’s Principle Diagramming Activity: Students will diagram a chemical s
Use this activity to model the concept of establishing chemical equilibrium. Students will hook and unhook paperclips to model a reversible reaction at equilibrium. Students work in pairs and start with equal numbers of unhooked (reactants) and hooked (products) paperclips. Once the "reaction" starts, students will work with their parter to establish equilibrium as they hook and unhook paperclips in unison. Three more rounds follow, each round varies slightly.
The activity includes a student ha
This crossword puzzle contains vocabulary pertaining to ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding. Great for vocabulary review or a fun activity at the end of a lesson. Product includes answer key.
Target Audience: High School Chemistry and Physical Science Students
Key Vocabulary: Ions, Cations, Anions, Ionic Bonding, Covalent Bonding, Octet Rule, Lewis Dot Diagram, Metallic Bonding
Florida Standards: SC.912.P.8.6
This bundle includes nine crossword puzzles that cover a broad range of topics in the typical chemistry curriculum. These are great resources to use a review, extra credit, or homework. The crossword puzzles included are: 1) Properties of Matter 2) Thermochemistry 3) Chemical Bonding 4) Colligative Properties 5) Gas Laws 6) Scientific Method 7) Kinetics and States of Matter 8) Reaction Rates 9) Chemistry Labware Answer Keys are also included.
This fun product is intended to get your students up, interacting with one another, and giggling about silly chemistry jokes. I love to use it as a first day of school icebreaker. It elevates the mood in the classroom, while getting students exciting about the curriculum to come. The product includes 15 puns and answers, so it is appropriate for a class of up to 30 student. Each pun is on a full-page slide. To use, simply print, cut each page and half, and laminate (optional). Hand each student
Carbon Chemistry: Functional Groups PowerPoint and Practice Worksheet
Use this PowerPoint to introduce functional groups to your chemistry or biology students. As you forward through the PowerPoint students can fill in the functional group chart (included). Upon completion students can practice identifying functional groups on a half-worksheet. The worksheet is included and you can go over student answers using the PowerPoint, which features animated worksheet-key slides at the end.
Key Vocab
Practice the gas laws with this 30 question practice worksheet, that also makes a great end-of unit review or study guide. The review features practice problems for Boyle’s Law, Charles’ s Law, Gay-Lussac’s Law, the Combined Gas Law, The Ideal Gas Law, and Dalton’s Law of partial pressure. All practice problems are fully worked out in the answer key so that you can help students work through all aspects of each problem. There are also conceptual questions pertaining to the properties and behavio
This blank handout of the pH scale is a great accompaniment to any lecture or lesson on the pH scale, acids, and bases. Students can color code the blank handout as you move through the lesson and fill in examples of substances for each pH level. This can be used as a simple handout, but is also perfect for Interactive Science Notebooks. The product includes a full-color coded key. The key can be used as a teacher resource, can be included in powerpoint slides, and can even be printed and lamin
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