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Miss H Chemistry

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Feynman, The Bomb, and the Military - Reading Questions for a book excerpt

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My students read a portion of the book "Surely You're Joking, Mr. Feynman" by Richard P. Feynman for an atomic and nuclear topics science class. This was offered to students in grades 9, 10, 11, and 12 as an elective. Included in this digital

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Disappearing Peanuts Lab: using foam peanuts to confirm polarity

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This lab is simple, and perfect for middle school or basic level chemistry principles classes. It reinforces the concept of polarity. If your students know the basics of polarity, they'll be able to identify the peanut materials.Terms that are

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Dr Strangelove notetaker and discussion questions

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Included are 3 files: a powerpoint with 6 discussion questions, a notetaker for students to use while watching the film, and a worksheet to record notes for each of the 6 discussion questions.This could be used for a science class when discussing

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Bonding & Sketches Review Sheet - vocabulary, atomic bonding, molecular view

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This is a Review Worksheet I used with my basics / principles of chemistry students. Some are application of vocabulary questions. Some questions ask students to draw what that type of chemical bonding looks like.Here are some vocabulary terms used

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Crystal snowflake Review worksheet

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While making the famous Borax crystal snowflakes, I used this opportunity to review basic chemistry ideas. This is an editable .doc file. I designed this for my remedial grade 10-12 chemistry students, but this could easily be adapted to cover

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Element box exploration lab: physical properties of real element samples

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This activity uses a box of element samples, which are fairly common in chemistry classrooms. The average box contains 20-25 real element samples in jars, such as sulfur, iron, and carbon. If you do not have access to an element sample kit such as

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Element Search and Find - Periodic Table Scavenger Hunt

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This is an activity designed to give middle school students exposure to the elements of the periodic table. Although students had some knowledge of atoms, they were generally unfamiliar with the periodic table. I designed this worksheet to allow

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