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Easter Common Core RST.9-10.4 resources
Easter Chemistry Puzzles - Coloring Activities - Great for Sub Plans
Easter Chemistry Periodic Table puzzle coloring activities. Need an easy sub plan, an enrichment activity or a fun activity to use the day before a break? Students love using their periodic table to color and reveal a hidden picture. The puzzles reveal a mystery picture according to the number of valence electrons, periodic family names, ionic charge, ionic vs covalent compound, element /compound / mixture, physical and chemical properties and changes and the number of protons, neutrons and
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8th - 11th
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Mothers Day Chemistry - Coloring Puzzle - Atomic Structure (protons, neutrons)
Students use the periodic table to color and reveal this Mother's Day Mystery Picture. Students can then give their completed puzzle to their mom as a mother's day card! Student's use clues about the number of each part of the atom to color this Chemistry Puzzle. Students will look at the clue in each box, determine what element it is describing and use the chart to color the clue according to the element it matches. For example if the clue said “6 P” there is only one element that has
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8th - 11th
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HS-PS1-1
Also included in: Mothers Day Cards - Practice Chemistry concepts while you make a card!
Ionic Charge Chemistry Coloring Puzzle - chemistry sub plan
Charge of an Ion Easter Chemistry Puzzle. Student's color the element symbol based on the ionic charge the element would take in an compound. Student practice interpreting the periodic table pattern in this coloring activity. Students Interpret the periodic table to determine what charge an element will become as it becomes an ion or if it will not form ions. As students interpret the periodic table they will reveal a mystery picture (Bunny in a Basket). Students will need to use a peri
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9th - 11th
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HS-PS1-1
Atomic Structure Coloring Activity - Spring / Easter Chemistry Puzzle
Students use the periodic table to color and reveal this Chemistry Easter Mystery Picture. Student's use clues about the number of each part of the atom to color this Saint Patrick's Day Chemistry Puzzle. Students will look at the clue in each box, determine what element it is describing and use the chart to color the clue according to the element it matches. For example if the clue said “6 P” there is only one element that has 6 protons, Carbon. Therefore the clue “6 P” would be shaded the
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8th - 11th
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HS-PS1-1
Also included in: Easter Chemistry Puzzles - Coloring Activities - Great for Sub Plans
Easter Chemistry - Element Compound Mixture (Homogenous and Heterogeneous)
Easter Themed Chemistry Coloring Puzzle. Students determine if each square contains a description of an element, compound, homogenous mixture or heterogenous mixture and color according to the key. A mystery picture is revealed (Easter Bunny Carrying a Basket). Students enjoy this chemistry coloring puzzle activity! Works great as a sub plan! Especially when paired with the flipped video notes.Great addition to a chemistry or physical science course in your unit about Properties of Matter a
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8th - 12th
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HS-PS1-1
Also included in: Easter Chemistry Puzzles - Coloring Activities - Great for Sub Plans
Easter Chemistry Puzzle- Valence electrons on Periodic Table
Practice finding Valence Electrons on the Periodic Table with this Easter Chemistry Puzzle. Students will color element symbols to reveal a mystery picture (Love Birds). In this Easter Bunny Chemistry Activity students use the periodic table to find the number of outer electrons the element has in it's electron arrangement. Similar to a color by number worksheet but better! Students color the box with the element symbol according to it's electron arrangement (number of valence electrons). Stude
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8th - 12th
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HS-PS1-1
Also included in: Easter Chemistry Puzzles - Coloring Activities - Great for Sub Plans
Differences between physical and chemical properties - changes in matter
Easter Chemistry Puzzle, color and reveal a mystery picture (Easter Rabbit) based on if the the phrase written in the box is describing a physical change, physical property, chemical change or chemical property. Student enjoy coloring as they develop their basic chemistry skills. Great addition to a chemistry or physical science course in your unit about properties of matter and how matter changes. Great to use in in the spring for an easter or spring time activity.Key Features:Easy prep Prin
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8th - 11th
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HS-PS1-1
Also included in: Easter Chemistry Puzzles - Coloring Activities - Great for Sub Plans
Easter Chemistry Puzzle - Cation, Anion Coloring Activity (Rabbit)
Easter Chemistry Puzzle. Interpret if an element is an element is a cation, anion or will not form ions in this periodic table pattern coloring activity. As students interpret the periodic table they will reveal a mystery picture (Rabbit). Students will need to use a periodic table to find each element and identify the pattern for what type of ion it will form. They will then color the pictures accordingly. Students enjoy this chemistry coloring activity! as they develop their skills at
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8th - 11th
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HS-PS1-1
Also included in: Easter Chemistry Puzzles - Coloring Activities - Great for Sub Plans
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