<p>This learning aid has information on the front for teaching how to write electron configurations. The backside has practice for writing electron configurations and more information on how to write the short-hand configuration using noble gas notation plus some practice problems with this.</p>

<p>This bundle covers everything from Lewis dot diagrams and charge to naming and writing formulas for simple binary ionic compounds, ionic compounds with polyatomic ions, ionic compounds with transition metals, covalent compounds, and a very brief overview of VSEPR structures. All pages have information on the front and practice problems on the back. Great for in class or home-school.</p>

<p>This product has an info-graphic on the front with information about chemical and physical changes and properties and also covers intensive and extensive physical properties. The backside has questions for students to work through or for the teacher to go over with the class.</p>

<p>This product has an info-graphic on the front about states of matter, vocabulary terms related to the topic, spacing of atoms in the different states, and terms for phase changes. The backside has questions for students to work through or for the teacher to over with the class. A third page has a short research activity for students to choose one of the lesser known states of matter to research on their own. Many students tell me about what interests them in chemistry and it usually has to do with one of the many other states of matter not usually taught in schools. This activity gives them an opportunity to check these out for themselves and understand the who, what, why, when, and how of one of the other states of matter.</p>

<p>This product has an info-graphic about classification of matter on the front and questions on the back. A third page is included with a lab for classifying matter. You can pick the samples to include so no specific materials are needed.</p>

<p>This product is meant to help teach students about how to read chemical symbols, what is an isotope, and how to calculate average atomic mass. Their are practice questions on the back meant for the teacher to go over with the students.</p>