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Chemistry projects for Microsoft PowerPoint
Atomic Theory Activity Structure of Atoms Discovery Timeline Project
Both GOOGLE SLIDES AND POWERPOINT versions are included!Students learn the history of the development of the atomic theory through a presentation. Assign the presentation for students to go through individually OR present it to the whole class. The presentation includes links to several interesting videos, so kids are ENGAGED the whole time.At the end of the presentation, students are assigned a TIMELINE PROJECT. They will summarize what they've learned in an atomic theory timeline.Historical
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8th - 10th
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MS-PS1-1
Atoms and Periodic Table Project Atomic Structure and Periodic Trends
This resource will bring out the artistic side of your students AND help them understand periodic trends, atomic structure and bonding! When students are finished they present their models in order of the periodic table. This allows them to not only show off their hard work, but helps students understand periodic trends. I then hang them up on my classroom walls and refer to them throughout all my chemistry units. I direct their attention to the models on my walls countless times throughout the
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5th - 11th
Easter Science Activities | Bouncy Egg Experiment | Chemical Reactions
Looking for Easter Science Activities? Try this Bouncy Egg Experiment resource! The Bouncy Egg PowerPoint presentation can be used to conduct an experiment on making a bouncy egg that children will surely enjoy. Students learn about calcium carbonate, acetic acid and chemical reactions the fun way by using this PowerPoint resource that is presented in the way of the Scientific Method. This Easter Science resource also works well with the accompanying flipbook.This 20-slide PowerPoint presentatio
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1st - 4th
Atoms, Elements, Compounds, Chemical Formulas, Counting Atoms Bundle
Are you struggling to find high-quality, engaging resources to teach your students about atoms, elements, compounds, counting atoms, and chemical formulas? Planning your unit shouldn't take hours of prep time! You'll save hours of planning time with these best-selling lessons for teaching students about atoms, elements, compounds, and chemical formulas! You'll find a variety of easy-to-understand, high-interest presentations, activities, and projects inside of this easy-prep bundle! Take a clo
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6th - 8th
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MS-PS1-2
, MS-PS1-5
, MS-PS1-1
, MS-PS1-6
The Ultimate Elements of the Periodic Table Chemistry Bundle
You get an entire school year of Element-of-the-Week PowerPoints, flashcards and quizzes for all 118 elements, five periodic table puzzles, a periodic table scrapbook project, and 3 crossword puzzles. 1) The "Element of the Week" PowerPoints will engage your secondary science students with fascinating periodic table facts and real-world applications. The slides are an engaging way to start each class. I've done all of the research for you. Just sit back, relax, and amaze your students every sing
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7th - 12th
Cellular Respiration for Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes. NGSS correlations.
FLOWCHART and FUN Engaging lesson for 5E learning model.NGSS correlations! Specific standards are hyperlinked in the PowerPoint - HS-LS1 From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes - MS-LS1 From Molecules to Organisms: Structures and Processes My 10th grade Biology students study both eukaryotic and prokaryotic cellular respiration pathways (aerobic and anaerobic). I use this to summarize the "BIG IDEAS" in cellular respiration. Students enjoy bringing in empty energy drink cans to
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6th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education, Staff
St. Patrick's Day Activities | Rainbow Eruptions Science Experiment | Reactions
Looking for St. Patrick's Day Science Activities? Try this Rainbow Eruptions Experiment resource.This is composed of my two complementary Rainbow Science resources: Rainbow Eruptions PowerPoint and Rainbow Eruptions Flipbook.***********************************************************************The Rainbow Eruptions PowerPoint presentation can be used to conduct an experiment on making rainbow eruptions or explosions that children will surely enjoy.This 17-slide PowerPoint presentation contains
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K - 3rd
Cooking with Chemistry- Complete Project set
Includes project assignment sheetexample cookbookdigital template
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9th - 12th
Chemistry Meets Art: Exploring State Changes through Creative Projects
Elevate classroom engagement with this captivating State Changes Art Project! This innovative project seamlessly blends scientific exploration with creative expression, providing a unique and enriching learning experience. Watch as students dive deep into interactive experiments, fostering a love for science while reinforcing key chemistry concepts. Ignite curiosity and creativity with this immersive educational tool!Students will observe a state change in order to create an original piece of ar
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10th - 12th
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HS-PS3-2
Chemistry Inquiry Prototype design Project (PBL) - Dragon's Den / Shark Tank
Engage your students with an opportunity to creative, innovate and inquire into the use of chemical reactions and how they can produce energy to serve a purpose!Enter the Dragon's Den! Students are tasked with designing a working prototype which utilizes a chemical reaction to make something move. Students learn about a variety of chemical reactions and energy types, while working through a design process requiring ideation, prototyping, testing, revising and presenting.Included in this product:
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9th - 12th
Building Organic Molecules using a Molecular Model Kit
A guided activity for students to use molecular model kits to build a multitude of organic molecules, respond to questions about VSEPR Theory, Bond Length vs. Bond Energy diagram, as well as links to databases in which students can choose their own organic molecules to build as well as links to Fold.net for students to research and explain current and emerging trends that are occurring with respect to the 3-dimensional shape of organic molecules and how shape of molecules influence things like s
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8th - 12th
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STEM challenge - who can grow the biggest sugar crystals
Practise fair testing and learn about the types of variables.
Who can grow the biggest sugar crystals? Students work in pairs to change one variable (amount of sugar). What happens when we add too much sugar? Not enough sugar?
Plus when you are done you have a delicious treat!
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1st - 6th
St. Patrick's Day Activities | Rainbow Milk Science Experiment | Reactions
Looking for St. Patrick's Day Science Activities? Try this Rainbow Milk Science Experiment resource.This St. Patrick's Day Science resource is composed of my two complementary Rainbow Science resources: Rainbow Milk PowerPoint and Rainbow Milk Flipbook.***********************************************************************The Rainbow Milk PowerPoint presentation can be used to conduct an experiment on making rainbow milk that children will surely enjoy.This 17-slide PowerPoint presentation conta
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K - 3rd
Chemistry Culinary Creations
Do your students have difficulty understanding how chemistry plays a role in their life? Well here is one way to help them understand it. This project takes a recipe that the student chooses and they must research their recipe and explain how chemistry is found in their recipe. They will then develop a ppt about it and present it to the class. As an extension, I have students take their recipes and put them together to create a recipe book that they can all keep.
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8th - 11th
Fantastic Voyage
Do your chemistry students have difficulty seeing how chemistry relates to them? Here is an exciting way to help them. This project goes on a voyage and students concentrate on one body system to show how chemistry is found in that body system. They will be using their research to make a ppt presentation and then present their research to the rest of the class.
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8th - 11th
Take a Good Look
Do your students have difficulty in trying to figure out how chemistry relates to them. I have put together a project to help. This project centers around the chemistry found in personal care products. Students will choose 5 different products from 5 different personal care products categories. They will then research and create a ppt that centers around the chemistry of their products, to share with the class
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8th - 11th
The Art of Chemistry
Do students always ask you, why do I need to know Chemistry? Well here is one of the projects that I have created to help. Through this project, students choose a type of art and research the chemistry behind it. Included are a list of art types, directions for their research and info to be included in their ppt presentation. Also there is a rubric to help with the grading. My kids have loved doing this and it helps make that real world connection with chemistry
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8th - 11th
The Hidden Hazard: Uncovering the Truth About Vaping
In this Google Slides presentation and project, students will investigate the negative effects of vaping and e-cigarettes on their health and the environment. They will research the chemical composition of e-cigarettes, explore the marketing tactics used to target young people and examine the risks and dangers associated with using these products. Students will be required to create an informative brochure, a persuasive poster, and a presentation to share their findings and recommendations with
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7th - 10th
Social Justice in Science: Unsung Heros Project
Want to incorporate social justice into your science classroom? This project provides an opportunity for students to research a lesser know scientist who is from a minority racial, ethnic, or gendered background, and report on their contributions to the scientific community. There is a rubric provided, and point values can be assigned to each category however you would like. This is a perfect assignment to begin with a sub present, a remote teaching day, or collaboration with a computer science/
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7th - 12th
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Element Research Project and Atomic Model Building
In this project students will 'adapt' and element from the periodic table. They will research various facts and information about the element and present their findings to the class in the form of a PowerPoint presentation. Students will also be asked to create a 3D model of their element with the correct number and locations of protons, neutrons and electrons.This is a great hands on activity that gets kids involved with the periodic table of elements and learning about specific traits and hi
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7th - 12th
Periodic Table Project/Presentation
This project can be used as a summative assessment for periodic trends, ion formation, group/period information, electron configuration, and bonding. Students will create a presentation on Google Slides or PowerPoint about their assigned or chosen family. This file comes with two rubrics, one for the slide show and one for the students' presentation. I allow my students 3 days to work on their presentations/practice, then 1-2 days to present.
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9th - 12th
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HS-PS1-1
Periodic Table Research Project - Students Create a Giant PT for Classroom
This .zip file contains information for students to research elements of the periodic table to create a giant classroom periodic table. This was designed for middle school students in New York City.
Includes:
SMARTboard .notebook lesson presentation and project description (11 slides)
PowerPoint file with printable project instructions.
PowerPoint template for students to input element information, which can later be used to print and construct the giant periodic table.
Presentations serve as
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5th - 9th
Notes on the Periodic Table and Periodic Trends
Google Presentation on the history and development of the periodic table. Includes information groups vs. periods and metals vs. nonmetals vs. metalloids. Reviews the different groups (alkali metals, alkaline earth metals, transition metals, inner transition metals, halogens, and noble gases). Also include periodic trends such as atomic size, ionic size, ionization energy, and electronegativity. Notes can be used as is for class instruction or can be ready for you to use Screencastify or anoth
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10th - 12th
Fukushima Disaster Nuclear Chemistry Unit Power Points
This is a highly engaging, aesthetically-pleasing, phenomena-based curriculum for nuclear chemistry in 11th grade chemistry. Dive into the science by examining the Fukushima Disaster of 2011! Your students will learn all about the effects of radiation, the dangers of nuclear power plants to the environment, and the awesome potential nuclear power has to combat climate change. Inside you will find a day-by-day powerpoint bundle, which also includes both a group engineering challenge project and a
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11th
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