A set of ion cards with formulas and names of ions which can be copied onto different coloured card and cut out. These visual manipulatives were designed to help students learn to write chemical formulas. Suggestions on ways to use the cards are included.
This is an activity I designed and published on my website in 2000. It was subsequently published in the Netherlands Journal for Science Teachers, “Impuls”, 2003, 10(2), 38. Co-author Maria Cornelisse (APS, Institute of School Improvement, Utrecht, The Netherlands). The State Department of Education in Western Australia also requested permission for all Australian schools to store the website on their servers and make hard copies of the materials as required.
This is an activity I designed and published on my website in 2000. It was subsequently published in the Netherlands Journal for Science Teachers, “Impuls”, 2003, 10(2), 38. Co-author Maria Cornelisse (APS, Institute of School Improvement, Utrecht, The Netherlands). The State Department of Education in Western Australia also requested permission for all Australian schools to store the website on their servers and make hard copies of the materials as required.
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Absolutely amazing.<br /> <br /> Thanks.<br /> <br /> Have you come up with any more novel teaching aids?<br /> <br />
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