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8th grade chemistry games for Microsoft Word
Chemistry Bingo - Calculating Protons, Neutrons, and Electrons
Your students will love practicing calculations of subatomic particles with this pre-made bingo game. The teacher draws a card with the name of an element and calls its name. Student then use a periodic table to find its atomic number, mass number, protons, neutrons, and electrons. When students find a corresponding number, they place a token.
File includes 30 different bingo boards with numbers already filled in, a sheet of element names that can be cut out for calling bingo, and a call she
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8th - 11th
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Make Your Own Chemistry Board Game
This is a project based learning assignment that is guaranteed to make all students engaged and excited about their new chemistry knowledge! Students will make their own chemistry board game over:1) Elements, compounds, and molecules2) Periodic Table: groups and periods, atomic number and atomic mass3) Metals, NonMetals, and Metalloids (location on PT and properties of each) 4) A=P=E M-A=N5) Atom Structure: nucleus and electron cloud6) Protons, neutrons, and electrons (location in the atom, elec
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6th - 12th
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Atom Bonding Activity/Game Based on Valence
In this activity/game, students cut and match atoms that would bond with each other based on their number of valence electrons. Students find a love interest for each atom and glue them next to each other. Great formative assessment. To make the activity more challenging, you can cover up the chemical symbol and have students identify each atom based on number of orbital and number of valence electrons before matching up the atoms. The two noble gas atoms will be left overs and students can just
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7th - 11th
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CHEMISTRY: Ionic OR Covalent Bond? Color-by-Number Puzzle
Here is a fun way to introduce Ionic and Covalent Bonds and still have a little fun. I hope it helps
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8th - 12th
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Phase Change Memory Review Game
It's the memory game we all know and love, but focused on vocabulary related to phase changes. Lay out the cards face down, flip one over, and see if you can flip over the match. There's terms and definitions for states of matter, phase changes, gas laws, and more! (20 total) Each match is made up of a term and description both with the same picture to help with identification. I print out the sheets onto cardstock and cut out the cards into sets. There's an extra sheet with blank cards that c
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8th - 10th
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I HAVE, WHO HAS Game for Atoms and the Periodic Table Review (36 Cards)
In this "I HAVE, WHO HAS" game students review atomic particles, periodic table organization, periodic table groups, valence electrons, and atomic theory. 36 cards in this set.
A great easy way to have the whole class pay attention for a review. You can play once, then mix up the cards and play again for a quicker time!
I HAVE, WHO HAS Game Rules:
1. Pass out card / cards to each player.
2. One card says "starter card" this is the player that starts.
3. Starter reads their card and then p
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7th - 11th
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Atomic Structure Game/ Task Cards
This is a great game to review atomic structure and how to use the periodic table to find the subatomic particles.
How it works:
• The game includes 18 Bohr Models of atoms of different elements. I laminate the models so that I can reuse them from year to year.
• I place the 18 laminated atomic models around the room creating 18 stations. Students work in groups of 2 and rotate through the 18 stations working as a team.
• Students collect the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons for
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6th - 9th
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Mole Conversions Digital Hunt
This digital scavenger hunt is great for online learners. Google slides can be shared on your LMS. Students will solve a question, then find their answer to get their next question.16 questions to review the Moles Unit including:calculating molar massone step conversions between atoms/ moles/ gramstwo step conversions between atoms / gramsI've included a Google Docs answer document, but I also gave my students the option to complete on paper and submit a picture of their work.
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8th - 12th
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Periodic Table of Elements (3 Crossword Puzzles / 112 Elements / Chemistry)
This purchase is for 3 separate crossword puzzles focusing on the Periodic Table of Elements. Perfect for middle school or high school science classes.In total 112 elements are used (no repeats from puzzle-to-puzzle). The only elements left out were those with temporary "Unun"-Latin names.Each crossword puzzle focuses on chemical symbols and atomic numbers for the elements. These are perfect assignments: to start familiarizing your students with the Periodic Table of Elements, for homework, a
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7th - 12th
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Atoms: Partner Review Activity
This partner review activity helps students review concepts of the atom including topics such as:Atomic & mass numberCharges of subatomic particlesCounting protons, neutrons & electronsBohr ModelsThis downloadable word document is fully editable so you can edit questions to your liking!Students work in pairs to take turns in a question-and-answer activity. They work together & build collaborative skills to solve the final mystery puzzle-answer key included!
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7th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-1
Atomic Structure and Periodic Table Game/Activity
This is a great game to review atomic structure and how to use the periodic table to find the subatomic particles. The packet contains directions, student sheets, and 18 Bohr models (I laminate them to re-use each year)
How it works:
• The game includes 18 Bohr Models of atoms of different elements. I laminate the models so that I can reuse them from year to year.
• I place the 18 laminated atomic models around the room creating 18 stations. Students work in groups of 2 and rotate through
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5th - 9th
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Nomenclature Wars: Last Team Standing
Nomenclature Wars is a fun, frenzied activity that provides a quick review of the concepts of naming and writing chemical formulas for ionic compounds. This activity partners random students together and challenges them to provide both a correct chemical formula and a name for an ionic compound based on the cation and anion on each partner's card. The simplicity and short duration of Nomenclature Wars makes it perfect for opening or closing the lesson, and it can be repeated multiple times sim
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8th - 12th
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Stoichiometry Review Digital Hunt
This digital scavenger hunt is great for online learners. Google slides can be shared on your LMS. Students will solve a question, then find their answer to get their next question.12 questions to review the Stoichiometry Unit including:calculating molar mass moles to molesgrams to moles & moles to gramsgrams to gramslimiting reactant percent yieldI've included a Google Docs answer document, but I also gave my students the option to complete on paper and submit a picture of their work.
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8th - 12th
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Atoms and the Periodic Table **UNIT REVIEW RACE**
Want a review game that has your students fully engaged, learning and competing? This race will absolutely do that! This group review game will have your students going over an entire unit as fast as they can. The Atoms and the Periodic Table Unit Review Race covers the following topics:History of the Atom Atomic StructureHistory of the Periodic TableThe Periodic TablePeriodic TrendsElectron ConfigurationElectromagnetic RadiationStudents love completing this race and worked hard throughout the e
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6th - 12th
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Periodic Table Battleship
This is a great way to get kids to practice using the words period and group while getting acquainted with the periodic table. At a higher level you can have them practice the family names such as Noble gases or Alkali metals instead of Group numbers.
Another hint for memory is to write the words in their notes this way:
G
R
O
U
PERIOD
so they can have a visual reminder of which one goes up and down and which one goes side to side
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5th - 10th
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Chemistry Puzzle: What Element am I?
Here's a fun worksheet on the periodic table elements. I give you a picture clue and hopefully you will be able to name the element. For example: A light bulb for tungsten since that is what the filament is made. Or a Zeppelin for hydrogen, since that was the gas of choice for these airships. I've included 2 pages of explanations for the answers as well. I hope it helps.
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5th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Periodic Table of Elements Puzzle Page (Wordsearch / Criss-Cross / Chemistry)
PRESTO!This download is for two fun puzzles that will work great as busy work, extra credit, sub lesson enhancement, or that perfect Friday afternoon time filler!Use one!Use both!Your download includes a WORDSEARCH and CRISS-CROSS GRID that focus on vocabulary terms connected to THE PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS! A perfect addition and introduction to any science classroom!Answer key for both puzzles is provided!PRESTO!*This puzzle was designed from a TPT buyer request. If you have a puzzle that
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6th - 9th
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Also included in: SCIENCE VOCABULARY PUZZLES SUPER BUNDLE - NO PREP / SUB / TERMS
Explore Activity: Law Of Conservation of Matter
This is a 7th grade lesson made from NGSS standard on physical science. Students are introduced to the concept of balancing equations in a very simplistic way. They will use Phet simulation to learn how to balance equations, and learn that the number of atoms in the reactants will equal that in the products. This is an activity that inquiry style, students will be guided to make a claim about the amount of atoms on both sides of the equation. Supports remote learning.
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6th - 8th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-5
IDEAL GAS LAW COLOR-BY-NUMBER PUZZLE
I use the R=.0821 when units in atmospheres and liters (usually chemistry)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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HALLOWEEN METRIC CONVERSIONS COLOR-BY-NUMBER
Perfect for the fall as the leaves start falling. Here is a unique way to learn about metric conversions and think about the beauty of the fall at the same time.
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5th - 12th
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Dominoes Loop Game: Energy Resources
This provides you and your students with a fun and hands on way of reviewing the learning. This domino style card game is a great way to get the students to work collaboratively and to review their learning at the end of a topic. It also works well as a revision tool.
The activity focuses on:
•Revision of the topic and an opportunity to assess their learning
•Collaborative learning
•Oral literacy
Set the text to size 16 Comic Sans if the text has been changed, as this size has been set up so
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6th - 9th
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The Periodic Table Challenge
this word file is a game that can be used to introduce students to some of the names of elements on the periodic table.
an example of a typical questions is "Everything but the kitchen ______________ . (Zn)"
hints are included but can easily be removed for students that are clever. I would leave the hints in for classes that are moving at a more relaxed pace.
this game is a proven winner and should generate a few laughs.
Another great activity meant for a chemistry class would be:
The Pe
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
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Water Race Properties of Water
Students can compete in racing their own drop of water through the course to the finish line.
First, cover the handout with a sheet of wax paper. Each student will first fill their circle with water using an eye-dropper. Then at the same time they will begin to move their water through the course to the finish line.
Properties of water discussed: cohesion
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1st - 10th
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Balloons - Color by Valence Electrons
Hot Air Balloons - Color by Valence Electrons. Determine the number of valence electrons in an element and color according to the matching chart. I recommend using the electron distribution method 1s2, 2s2, 2p6 etc, but a short cut can be had using the periodic table
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5th - 12th
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