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Free middle school chemistry outlines
Crash Course Liquid Awesome Properties of Water Guided Notes
This is a guided notes and discussion page that accompanies the video by Crash Course Biology, "Liquid Awesome." The content is used with permission from Crash Course Biology and is not to be sold or resold.
Crash Course Biology videos are some of my favorites for bell work, discussions, and introduction or review of material. Guided notes help my students to keep pace with the videos, and provide a reference that they can use as a study help when preparing for assessments.
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8th - 12th
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{free} Summary for Writing Chemical Formula of Ionic Compounds
This is a 1-page summary of the steps to writing chemical formula of ionic compounds. A table of the common polyatomic ions are also included within the page.
Note: Poster is designed to be printed on A3-size paper.
Click HERE for the editable copy in MS PowerPoint format.
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7th - 10th
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Biochemistry - Chemical Reactions, Enzymes, & Macromolecules Summary Packet
Take out the "fluff" and focus on the "nuts and bolts" with this Biochemistry Summary Packet! Could easily be used as guided notes. The charts, graphs, and images have proven to be very beneficial for my CP and ELL students! I hope you enjoy it as much as my students and I have. Please see my page for additional unit packets.
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7th - 12th
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{free} Concept Map of the Classification of Matters
I've made this concept map to help my students differentiate between elements, compounds and mixtures. If time permits, as a summary of the topics, I would only give them the main outline and get them to fill in the definitions of the terms and the properties.
Note: Poster is designed to be printed on A3-size paper.
Click HERE for the editable copy in MS PowerPoint format.
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7th - 10th
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Macromolecule Organization Table
This resource helps students organize the characteristics of macromolecules into a simple table. It includes space to write and draw the monomer and polymer structures, list the atoms present, and describe the function.
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8th - 12th
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HS-LS1-6
Middle School Chemistry Study Guide
Middle School Chemistry Review/Study Guide. This packet is heavy on the periodic table: how to read it, groups, periods, valance electrons, reactivity, chemical properties, and properties of metals, nonmetals, metalloids. This would be good for 6th or 8th grade review of chemistry. This does not have any APE MANN work, Lewis dot structure, or balancing this is mostly vocab work and reading the periodic table and how it is organized.
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6th - 10th
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Thermal Energy Changes in States of Matter
This product includes a Canva presentation downloaded in a PDF file. Content includes melting, freezing, evaporation, condensation, heating of plasma, and sublimation. It also includes particle movement among each physical change. Don't forget to download the matching outline notes!
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7th - 10th
Curriculum Map Outline : 7th Grade NGSS
Sequence and brief description of topics covered for each week. For the most part, each unit follows the same sequence as in the corresponding packet, which are available for free. Units are built around anchoring phenomena and include engineering design tasks, all meeting the Next Generation Science Standards for the integrated model of 7th grade science in California. (NGSS are arranged differently for other states, so perhaps this is useful for more than just 7th grade.)
To see how these top
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6th - 8th
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Density Infographic
Let your learners study, learn, and prepare to master 6.6B Density by going over this infographic! It will tell them the formula, explain sink/float, and density in the real world. It is a great resource to have on hand for quizzes and review!
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6th - 8th
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How to Analyze Data to Get a Mathematical Equation
Data can be manipulated to when two variables are graphed, the result can produce a mathematical equation relating the two. This is just a very brief example of what was used to introduce students to the process of Graphical Analysis. It includes 3 pages with some quizzes which can becopied...
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7th - 12th
Free Science Lab - Comparing Lather of Different Mixtures
This is a science lab that I did with my students.
I wrote about it in this post.
After collecting Samples of rain, spring, tap, sea and river water, we started off with equal volumes of each water sample with three drops of dish-washing liquid in each. After shaking them in unison, the students measured and recorded the height of the suds in each bottle to determine how hard or soft each sample is.
You can use this as a sample lab to show your students how labs are written. I uploaded it in
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4th - 6th
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Doodle Notes - States of Matter
These Doodle Notes on the four states of matter go along with the North Carolina Essential Science Standards for Grade 8. They can be used for lower grades as well. Answer key is in separate file.
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5th - 8th
The Density Lab
How do prove your students understand and mastered the concept of density? In this laboratory investigation, students will explore if increasing the volume of a liquid affects the sinking of a rock. Geared towards middle schools scholars, this lab is simple to follow, yet identifies misconceptions students may have towards density. Lab includes an answer key for easy grading.
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6th - 11th
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Study Guide - Chemical Equations & Conservation of Matter
Study guide aimed at introductory concepts in chemistry for middle school.
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6th - 8th
Periodic Table Shortcuts
Periodic Table 8th-grade science STAAR test. Category 1 Matter and EnergyArrangement of the Periodic Table
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8th
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Lab Report Template
A template for middle school and high school students to write a comprehensive lab report on a completed experiment. This template guides students through the writing process and includes all necessary components to a lab report.
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6th - 9th
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Product Outline of Resources
An outline of resources for Unit One: Introduction to Matter
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6th - 8th
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Chemical/Physical Changes, Formula Writing and Nomenclature
Newly Updated!This is a set of lecture outlines, teacher and student version, that I use with my Honors Chemistry and Chemistry classes for high school students. It represents multiple days of class time. It is well suited for teacher presentation and for guided group practice.This outline represents a two week unit in my chemistry class. I use it for both honors and regular chemistry. It is augmented by three experiments. One is a paper chromatography lab, one deals with recognizing chemical an
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8th - 12th
edTPA Summary: Rubric One
Planning your edTPA can be tough. Wouldn't it be nice if someone could tell you what you need? After all, the rubrics can be hard to digest!Look no further, with my edTPA Summaries, you will be given a checklist to help guide you through writing the edTPA.Please check out this free download in order to see my quality of work!Any reviews are much appreciated. Thank you for checking out my store!
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6th - 12th, Higher Education
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Temperature, Volume, &Pressure Sketchnotes
This is a simple sketch note or doodle note sheet that I created to add into my students' interactive science notebooks. On the top portion we discuss that as heat is added the temperature increases, which causes molecules to move faster, collide more frequently and with more force, and spread out (become less dense) which results in either the pressure or the volume increasing as well. We also discuss that as the volume increases molecules become less dense and have fewer collisions, resulting
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7th - 11th
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Classroom Chemistry Unit Notes
This Classroom Chemistry Unit Notes document has the topics that are covered in my Chemistry Unit Plan.
Suggested order of Science labs, how I teach various concepts, all Alberta curriculum related.
These Unit Notes are part of my Classroom Chemistry Unit Bundle
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4th - 7th
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Lab Write Up Outline
This is a general outline that students can use when completing their own labs. The first page includes the headings they should include, and a short description of what goes in each section. The second page includes the headings, with spaces so students can write their own descriptions, or do a sample lab. I have also included a general rubric to use with any lab write-up.
I like to have students glue this in their science notebooks so that they can refer to it throughout the year.
If you've
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5th - 9th
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Mark the Text for Science
A simple poster or anchor chart for Mark the Text in Science. Help students annotate their articles and peer edit lab reports with this easy format. Includes PDF and JPEG for posting on your secured website or resizing.
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