I have developed lessons designed primarily for middle and high school students in science. These labs have been classroom tested for many years. Awards 2007-2005 Professional Learning Grant from the Waltham Chamber of Commerce 2001, and my name is on Mars 2001 Mars Rover for my contributions to NASA educational system.
I have developed lessons designed primarily for middle and high school students in science. These labs have been classroom tested for many years. Awards 2007-2005 Professional Learning Grant from the Waltham Chamber of Commerce 2001, and my name is on Mars 2001 Mars Rover for my contributions to NASA educational system.
The two units my students dislike most are atomic structure and bonding, which we teach first in my state. Do you struggle to make these two units more relevant and engaging to students? Here is your answer! This product can be used for sub plans. The answer key is written in red to make it easier for you
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The first section is a Multiple Choice Questions. They will prepare your students for the AP Exams. Written in word you can change them to suit your needs
The second section using Manipulatives for for practicing this concept. I have created a lesson using Fruit loops and pretzels to learn
In addition I have included 4 mini lessons to help motivate your students
Description
This terrific no prep AP Chemistry Worksheet contains a set of carefully selected high-quality multiple-choice questions on Atomic Structure and Electron Configuration. A great online resource to assign to your students for homework, classwork, practice, or review for a quiz, test, or exam. Can be used as emergency sub plans. Just print and go!
Written in word so you can easily tailor for your classwork
This lesson is aligned with the New AP Chemistry Course Framework.
This worksheet has 19 multiple choice questions
Topics
Atomic Theories and Structure of an Atom (19 questions)
Atomic Theories
Subatomic particles
Isotopes
Atomic structure & electron configuration
These questions are of a similar style to the College Board’s AP chemistry questions, but are not the same questions in AP Classroom. These are great to get your students practicing the content with high level questions that make them apply the knowledge. These are great for getting your students prepared for the AP exam.
Are you teaching how to name and write the formulas for compounds? You’ve got to check this out! Looking for a no-prep activity to help your students understand the naming rules of compounds? This is your answer.
Can be used for emergency sub plans
Objective
Students will understand a chemical formula identifies each constituent element by its chemical symbol and indicates the proportionate number of atoms of each element.
The first section is multiple choice questions to prepare your students for AP Exams
The second sections contains a classroom tested game which will make learning this difficult material fun
It is my belief that they really need to understand this unit before we go onto balancing equations from word formulas and predicting products in the next unit
Description
Really fun lab to teach Stoichiometry are hard to come by. In this product, your chemistry students will learn how to calculate the number of molar mass in cookies. They will use the limiting factor to determine their answer. Students will use the recipe to convert moles to grams for each ingredient in the cookie recipe
This lesson contains
Molecular Formula Table
Recipes are written in moles to convert to grams
Lab Data sheet
Detailed procedure instuctions
Conclusion questions
Word problems
Double Replacement
Solubility Rules, Precipitate, Multiple Choice Test
Are you searching for a product to teach all the basics of chemical reactions to This lesson to AP Chemistry or Honors Introductory Chemistry.
Here it is, just print and go. The product can be used even as emergency sub plans
Objectives
To deduce the experimental results, which combinations of ions form precipitates
To write a balanced formula equation for each reaction
To write a complete and a net ionic equation for each reaction
Included are several labs because not all teachers have access to all the chemicals they need to teach this lesson.
Section 1
Multiple choice questions to get your students ready for AP Exam *Sub Plans
Section 2
Double Replacement Lab
Section 3
Mini Labs 3 quick experiments
Section 4
Copper & Silver Nitrate Lab
Section 5
Magnesium and Oxygen
Section 6
Chemical Reaction Project *Sub Plans