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12th grade chemistry centers for Microsoft Word
Limiting Reactant Lab (vinegar & baking soda)
This lab usually takes about 45 minutes including the post-lab calculations. You will need vinegar, baking soda, test tubes and balloons. The handout is formatted so it can be folded like a book and glued in students notebooks. I've done this with my "on-level" 10th grade chemistry class for several years and it works well.Follow me on Twitter @DenmanChem to see more from my chemistry class.
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8th - 12th
Ultimate Science Emergency Substitute Plan for all Sciences.
Use all the hype around fake news in this emergency sub plan focused on fake science. This exercise requires no preparation time. Simply make a classroom set of articles and go. Encourages discussion and writing skills. Includes 5 articles on both biology and chemistry topics. Two of the articles are fake and three are real. The task is for the students to decide which are the fakes and which are real. Great way to discuss the "Junk Science" prevalent in the news.
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9th - 12th
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Static Electricity Lab
Students will visit 5 different stations to explore static electricity in this lab. This file is editable to your needs, and stations can be removed based on what materials or equipment you have. Students find this lab very engaging and enjoy seeing static at work!Students will investigate the three types of static charge (friction, contact, and induction), and practice using the electrostatic series to determine final charges of objects.Materials (flexible based on which stations used):● balloo
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: High School Lab Bundle
Chocolate Chip Cookie Conversions Lab
Students will convert a chocolate chip cookie recipe from the English System to the Metric System. Students will then be required to measure the volume and mass of their ingredients and combine them to create the dough. I typically take the dough home and bake their cookies so they can see how their recipe turned out. In my experience, students are quickly able to determine the importance of converting correctly and making accurate and precise measurements when they see how their cookies turn
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9th - 12th
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Speed Quizzing - Chemistry Bundle
This collection contains my complete set of 5 Chemistry Speed Quizzing activities. Each activity contains 32 questions that relate directly to the topic. It is a growing bundle, which means that it is constantly being added to. This activity will get your students out of their seats, moving around, and discussing the material. It is fully editable and requires very little preparation. Simply print, cut out the flashcards, and pass them out to students.Buyer Comment From the Included Speed Quizze
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Speed Quizzing - Biology Bundle
This collection contains my complete set of 5 Biology Speed Quizzing activities. Each activity contains 32 questions that relate directly to the topic. It is a growing bundle, which means that it is constantly being added to. This activity will get your students out of their seats, moving around, and discussing the material. It is fully editable and requires very little preparation. Simply print, cut out the flashcards, and pass them out to students.Buyer Comment From the Included Speed Quizzes:
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Fish Chemistry Color By Number - Metal, Non-Metal, Transition etc
Here is a fun way to explore the element type as well as feed their artistic side. The element types include metalloid, non-metal, Metal, Halogen, Noble gas, Alkali etc. It should take about 25 minutes or to 30 minutes.
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7th - 12th
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Density Worksheet
For those that want to do a lab. Here is a quick worksheet for you to do. For those that don't have time to do the density lab, this is the raw data of those that have done the lab in my classroom. Like all labs, the results generally match the accepted values. The students practice using the density formula to calculate its value. They then decide if it would float in water (density less than 1 gm/cm3). The generally accepted values of this substances are given but like most actual labs results
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5th - 12th
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Mole Conversion Task Stations (one & two step, elements & compounds)
This Mole Conversion Task Stations features 10 stations. 5 stations are single element, one step problems and 5 stations are compounds with one & two step problems. Students will find the mass of the object, then complete the mole conversion questions. I use the first 5 on the second day of the moles unit and the second 5 later in the unit.Material suggested (this is editable, so you can swap out for what you have)tin weightzinc pelletscopper wirealuminum cancharcoal briquettechalkwatersugar
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8th - 12th
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CHEMISTRY/PHYSICS:WRITING RESEARCH PROMPT: GRS. 8-12/MG
This is a research prompt with a set of 2 questions to research and ponder. Students respond about the origin of what came first! There is a space on the prompt page for feedback from the teacher. Uses this for a center activity, homework assignment, or as a science activity in an open computer lab slot.Thank so much for visiting and supporting our shop. Knowledge is power!
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Gas Laws QR Code Scavenger Hunt
This QR code scavenger hunt features questions about Boyle's Law, Charles's Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, Dalton's Law and the Ideal Gas Law. · 15 total questions · 6 calculations · 5 recall the equations · 3 determine the relationships (if pressure increases what happens to volume)This fun activity gets students out of their seat. It could be used as a review or as an assignment right after teaching the different gas law equations. I've used this in my "on-level" 10th grade chemistry classes for year
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8th - 12th
Stations for Elements, Compounds, Organic vs Inorganic and Energy
There are 4 stations for this review station lab. The more sets of stations you print out the smaller your groups can be. Students will rotate around the stations every 5-8 minutes depending on students readiness level over the concept. Students will use the Student answer document (listed free in my store) to answer the questions on the table. This is student centered and the role of the teacher is to guide them in the right direction for rotations and to answer misconceptions. Students will vi
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5th - 12th
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Chemistry Literacy: Vocabulary Boxes
Vocab Boxes for 23 Chapters in Chemistry!Topics Include: • Nuclear Chemistry• Organic Chemistry• Acid-Base• Solutions• Titration• Stoichiometry• Chemical Reactions• Chemical Quantities• Gas Laws• States of Matter• Bonding• Metrics• Bonding and IMF• Atomic Structure• Electrons in Atoms• Periodicity• Redox and Electrochemistry This is a WORD file so you can customize to your needs.Follow on:Teacher Friendly Chemistry Chapter Planning PagesTwitterFacebookPinterestBlogTerms of UseCopyright©Deanna Y
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9th - 12th
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Middle Years/High School Lab Equipment Scavenger Hunt
Middle Years/High School Lab Equipment Scavenger Hunt Regardless of what level students are at – if students work in a laboratory – students should always be familiar with layout of the lab, including and especially the location of First Aid equipment. Whether it will be students’ first taste of the lab or fourth, every year, I take 1-3 days to go through safety procedures in the laboratory (that’s right, even my grade 12’s who may have already been through lab safety thrice before!!). We always
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Properties of Liquids Investigation
Five stations to investigate the properties of liquids! Adhesion, cohesion, surface tension, evaporation, and viscosity all covered. Procedures, flexible materials, and follow up questions included in this lab!
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7th - 12th
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Dimensional Analysis Fun Intro Jigsaw Activity
Give each group one of the question to work out, then have them present to the other groups how they solved it. You could also make it a race, see which group can solve all 4 the fastest. Great activity to use before the Moles unit in Chemistry to show students dimensional analysis. Half sheet included so students can glue it in their notebooks.Follow me on Twitter @DenmanChem to see more from my chemistry class.
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8th - 12th
Factors Affecting Solubility Student Inquiry Lab (with sugar & sugar cubes)
Students will design 3 short experiments to investigate how agitation (stirring), particle size (sugar vs sugar cubes) and temperature affect solubility. I've done this lab for years with my 10th grade on-level Chemistry students, but it could be done with different ages. Students really benefit from practicing writing procedures and developing their own experiments.I've also included GOOGLE SLIDES to introduce the lab and show bad examples of lab procedures for students to discuss and correct b
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5th - 12th
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Ideal Gas Law II Worksheet
Here is a chance to practice with the ideal gas law. I use the R=.0821 when dealing with atmospheres and liters. Examples 1: What volume will 1 mole of nitrogen occupy at 760 torr and 0 C? Examples 2: What pressure will 125 g of CO2 exert at temp of 30 C and a volume of 750 mL?
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7th - 12th
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Red Cabbage Indicator Lab
This is a full lab report package for exploring acids and bases using red cabbage juice indicator.Students will:- Hypothesize the acidity of household chemicals - Test the chemicals using cabbage juice indicator- Complete analysis/discussion questions following proper lab report formatThe teacher will need to provide:- basic lab equipment - red cabbage juice (made by boiling cabbage leaves)- household products to testPlease check out my profile for other projects that emphasize student engagemen
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: Biology Lab Bundle
Gas Solubility Mini-Lab with Coke
This quick lab shows students that the carbon dioxide in soda stays dissolved better when it is cold than when it is hot. For this lab each group will need:3 beakers (I used 600ml)3 larger test tubes3 test tube stoppers with holesIce, room temp water & hot water1 soda can (I used diet, because it's less sticky if spilled)Lab includes Claim, Evidence, Reasoning post lab questions. This word document is editable.Check out all my resources for Solutions:Factors Affecting Solubility LabSolutions
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8th - 12th
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HOOKED ON SCIENCE PUZZLES: 60 Physics, Biology, Chem, Earth (70% SAVE)
This is an incredible deal for 60 puzzles which individual sell for $1.19 a piece. This is a value of well over $60! Here is a unique collection of 60 unique word search and cross-word puzzles on Biology, Chemistry and Physical Science. The majority of the puzzles are word search puzzles because I have found that all levels of students will do word search puzzles and only some levels of classes will do crosswords. A printed copy of "Hooked on Science Puzzles" can be purchased through Amazon.com.
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5th - 12th
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Elephant Toothpaste Lab
This is a fun experiment for all ages!
This was originally created for my 8th grade students to do with their 1st grade "science buddies".
Uploaded as a doc so you can make changes :)
Watch the chemical reaction come to life!
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PreK - 12th
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Electron Configuration 2
More practice putting electrons in their orbital shells. We mention the exceptions at 5d and 6d but we stop short of that with examples. The chart gives a reasonable approximation of where the electrons are.
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Regular Stoichiometry Lab-No Trapped Gas
A comprehensive lab using a catalyst (like elephant toothpaste without the detergent). Very effective in showing the function of a catalyst.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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