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Higher education chemistry games for Easel Activities
Macromolecule Breakout Activity
This breakout (escape room) style activity is a fun, challenging review task for macromolecules! Students can work cooperatively or as individuals. The activity can be entirely paper-based or students can access a digital escape room form to reduce the paper load. Everything you need is included here - no need to buy boxes and locks or put in massive prep time to have a great learning experience! This resource includes:1) A teacher's guide with instructions and tips for preparation and use wi
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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Also included in: Biology Breakout Bundle!
Quantum Numbers Domino Game Activity | Describing Electron Positions | Orbitals
Engage your students in this interactive Quantum Number (Electrons and Orbitals) Domino Game Activity. This resource is provided in both print and digital versions and includes 22 domino tiles, differentiated students recording sheets, and answer keys. As students play this game, they practice the four quantum numbers (principal, n; azimuthal/angular momentum, l; magnetic, m_l; and spin, m_s) by relating the terms to their meanings, determining valid quantum numbers, and calculating the quantu
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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HS-PS1-1
Element Puns Matching Puzzle; EDITABLE, GOOGLE *Key Included* includes old pdf
In this activity/worksheet students will learn the elements by saying them out loud and matching those elements' names to silly puns. For instance, "When I go to work, I ______ money." (Fe)Materials needed: none.Reformatted for 2022 as a Google Doc!KEY IS INCLUDED IN THE G-DRIVE DIRECTORY Feel free to edit as needed and share with your students in whatever form you wish.If you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask.Thanks for looking. Stay Strong!https://www.youtube.com/c/ChristopherBiresBo
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Also included in: Chemistry Learn the Elements Bundle
Escape the Elements!
Students must find elements from the periodic table found in items in the room. Once all the elements in the room are found, an arrow to the next room will appear.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Cheminoes; EDITABLE, *Key Included* w/ old pdfs
In this fun game, a mashup of Dominoes and Scrabble, students are challenged to make valid binary compounds by playing "tiles" from their hand onto the game board. Students then write down the valid compounds that they have made, balanced for oxidation, and then write down the proper IUPAC name for each compound they make. Students are rewarded for more elaborate binary compounds, especially those that contain polyatomic ions. Materials needed: Tiles: craft sticks with ions written on each end
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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