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Density Lab
This lab is fantastic for connecting density-in-theory to real life! This winner is great for general science, layers of the earth, oceanography, marine biology, or chemistry. My students are always so proud of themselves for figuring it out! The student sheet includes a section on evaluating the model (vital to the Next Gen. Science Standards!) Fits very well in a science journal/interactive students notebook (ISN). The teacher instructions gives detailed material list, instruction, and hints f
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7th - 10th
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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
Analyzing PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL CHANGES CER Image Prompt Graphic Organizers
Are you looking for an engaging, critical thinking CER activity where middle school students interpret images to determine if the properties of substances changed, as they interacted, and whether it was a physical or chemical change? These 20 digital or printable slides, explore the changes more thoroughly. One of the slides for each image has an interesting photograph at the top and a space for a research text box on the bottom half. The same image then has a CER graphic organizer.For my older
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5th - 8th
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5-PS1-4
, MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-2
Periodic Table of the Elements Code Puzzle
Use the period table of the elements to find the atomic number in each box. Then write the symbol for that element to solve the riddles below. This activity helps students practice using the periodic table, and lets them have fun at the same time! My students loved being "Codebreakers", and this activity made them much more fluent when using the periodic table of the elements. See if they can create their own "code" when they've finished. There are 10 different puzzles to complete, so you can us
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8th - 11th
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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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Science SOL 6.5 - Counting Atoms in Compounds - Mystery Pixel Art Picture
This Google Sheets document can be assigned to students via any learning management system (Google Classroom, Schoology, Canvas, etc) for students to complete. The box will turn green if the correct answer is entered and a mystery picture will start to appear!This activity is great for students to receive immediate feedback on their work, allowing them to correct any mistakes and ask for help as they go, instead of after completing an assignment!
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Atoms - VA Science 6 SOL 6.5 Resource Bundle (NEW 2018 Standards)
Name that Change! Physical and Chemical Changes Stations
6 Stations for Identifying Physical or Chemical Changes
Water and Salt Experiment
Vinegar and Baking Soda Experiment
Penny and Vinegar Experiment
Making Stars
Egg Dyeing with Food Coloring
Identify the change using picture clues
The activities for each station should only take a few minutes. Students should discuss the evidence that supports what change is taking place.
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3rd - 6th
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Endothermic vs. Exothermic Reaction Lab
In this lab, students explore the difference between an endothermic and exothermic reaction through by combining hydrogen peroxide & yeast (part 1) and baking soda & vinegar (part 2). This is a great lab to show the differences in the release and absorption of heat. Includes all steps of the scientific method, along with a full rubric for assessment.
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6th - 9th
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Science SOL 6.5 - Periodic Table of Elements - Mystery Pixel Art Picture
This Google Sheets document can be assigned to students via any learning management system (Google Classroom, Schoology, Canvas, etc) for students to complete. The box will turn green if the correct answer is entered and a mystery picture will start to appear!This activity is great for students to receive immediate feedback on their work, allowing them to correct any mistakes and ask for help as they go, instead of after completing an assignment!
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6th - 8th
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Also included in: Atoms - VA Science 6 SOL 6.5 Resource Bundle (NEW 2018 Standards)
Girl Scouts- Journey in a Day- Wizarding World of Girl Scouts
Originally put together for 70+ girls in all levels of scouts. The information provided is themed around the Wizarding World of Girl Scouting. Girls will work through stations over a day with additional plans for arrival day. Camp Journey in a Day: (It's Your Planet Love It). Station plans, Station Labels, Supply lists, and information. Canva templates for schedule, map, packing list, cabin assignments, station labels and more. Documents include detailed instructions for 7 stations: Flying Lesso
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Not Grade Specific
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Periodic Table of Elements Bingo 1-20
This is a simple game of bingo using the first 20 elements of the periodic table. The cards have the name and symbol and atomic number. Perfect for grade 8 to prepare for grade 9 science. You can call out the name, number or symbol.
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7th - 9th
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Decomposition Chemical Reaction ELEPHANT TOOTHPASTE Lab Directions Reflections
Full lab directions for a lab on decomposition reactions using Elephant Toothpaste! Students do the reaction and then analyze the chemical equation. Reflection questions and places for their dramatic photos are included. Included in this resource:Teacher NotesWhat is a Decomposition Reaction?Student Directions4 Pages Guided Lab Report QuestionsExpected AnswersOther chemistry resources:**Changing States of Matter REVIEW ASSESSMENT **Changing States of Matter Scavenger Hunt**ANALYZING MOLECULES CO
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8th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-2
Polymer Bouncy Ball Lab
In this lab, students will explore polymers by making 3 different bouncy balls. They will compare the ingredients in their mixtures as well as the characteristics of the bouncy balls to discover the properties of polymers.
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6th - 11th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-3
Single Replacement Chemical Reaction Lab COPPER SULFATE & IRON With Questions
As part of your introduction to the main types of chemical reactions, here is a dramatic copper sulfate and iron activity to demonstrate a single replacement reaction. Students add steel wool to a copper sulfate solution and take the temperature at two minute intervals to demonstrate the exothermic properties. They look at the chemical equation and determine which elements have made the switch in the single replacement reaction. They then answer 4 pages of analytical questions about their observ
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7th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-2
Periodic Table - Jeopardy Review Game
This is a review for PERIODIC TABLE UNIT
. It is based on the Jeopardy TV show.
There are 30 questions and they progressively get harder as the game moves along. The game is a great way to interactively review with your class. My classes have always had a blast playing this game to review. I have always found this to be the greatest way to review with a class.
It is great for a pre-quiz or a test review. I like to break the class up into groups. I have found that when working in groups,
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5th - 9th
Paper Clip Balancing Chemical Reactions Activity : Chemical Equation Stations
Dr. Kristie has prepared a hands-on activity for balancing chemical equations using paper clips. Students are able to model chemical reactions with paper clips to learn how to balance chemical equations. Included is an animated PowerPoint presentation, student instructions, teacher instructions, and worksheet and laboratory keys. This lesson is appropriate for middle school and high school chemistry lessons. This student centered lesson is aligned to both the Next Generation Science Standard
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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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
Properties of Matter Power Point (PPT)
Matter, Materials and Their properties:
This power point is concluded 56 slides that explained with easy words and pictures that can make students understand the lesson very well.
Sub topics:
1. The 16 Basic Properties of Materials with pictures
-Hardness - Strength -Malleability -Ductility
- Elasticity - Density -Conduction of Heat
- Conduction of Electricity - Response to Magnet
- Transparency - Brittleness - Fusibility
- Waterproof - Durability -
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4th - 7th
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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Double Replacement Reaction Lab SODIUM BICARBONATE and CALCIUM CHLORIDE in a Bag
As part of your introduction to the main types of chemical reactions, here is a dramatic Sodium Bicarbonate and Calcium Chloride activity to demonstrate a double replacement reaction, exothermic reaction and precipitate formation in one lab! Students add the chemicals to a ziploc bag and watch it inflate, give off heat and create a precipitate of Calcium Carbonate. They look at the chemical equation and determine which elements have made the switch in the double replacement reaction. They the
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7th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-2
FIRST WEEK: An Introduction to Lab Equipment & Glassware
This is a PowerPoint with 32 items of Glassware/Equipment used in a Chemistry or AP Chemistry course. Some safety tips are given such as holding a test tube over a Bunsen burner and how to tell when the gas valve is on or off. There are several slides included on how to read the volume of a liquid in a graduated cylinder, correctly. There are several assessment slides at the end of the PowerPoint. Also included is a blank list for students to complete with the names, uses, and capacity of th
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7th - 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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Candy Models of History of Atomic Theory
docx. file Use candy as model to help students remember the history of Atomic Theory. Includes completed chart, modified fill in the blank type chart, and a blank chart with only headings. Students can find information in a textbook or on the internet.
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7th - 10th
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Synthesis Chemical Reaction Lab Vinegar and Steel Wool Exothermic-Iron Oxide
As part of your introduction to the main types of chemical reactions, here is an activity to combine Vinegar(acetic acid) and Iron steel wool to demonstrate a synthesis and exothermic reaction. Students set up a thermometer to catch the exothermic qualities of this reaction. They look at the chemical equation and determine which elements have combined to make the synthesis reaction. They then answer 4 pages of analytical questions about their observations. I also have them use their devices to
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Grades:
7th - 9th
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NGSS:
MS-PS1-2
, HS-PS1-2
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