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The New Year Common Core RST.9-10.4 resources
Happy New year Chemistry Puzzles Periodic Table Trends set of 3
Set of chemistry puzzles to reinforce periodic trends and patterns on the periodic table. Metals / nonmetals, ionic charge and number of valance electrons. Recommended ResoucesPeriodic table puzzle / mystery picture - color by period trends - 40 different pictures available on numerous chemistry concepts.NGSS Model Building - students build and evaluate models based on phenomenon (crushing can, stacking water, static electricity, etc.)Flipped Physics and Chemistry - Video notes (recorded for 9t
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New Year Chemistry Puzzle - Color by Metal / Nonmetal / Metalloid updated
New Year Chemistry Puzzle, color and reveal a mystery picture (Happy New Year phrase) based on if the element is a metal / nonmetal / metalloid. Use a periodic table to find each element and identify the pattern for what type of material is is. Students enjoy this chemistry coloring activity! as they develop their skills at interpreting the periodic table. Great addition to a chemistry or physical science course in your unit about periodic table trends. Great to use during winter holiday seas
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8th - 11th
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HS-PS1-1
Also included in:Â Happy New year Chemistry Puzzles Periodic Table Trends set of 3
New Year Chemistry Puzzle - Color by Ionic Charge
Happy New Year Chemistry Puzzle, color and reveal a mystery picture (phrase "Happy New Year") based on if the charge the element will take when it becomes an ion. Use a periodic table to find each element and identify the pattern for what type of ion it will form when it reaches a stable configuration. Students enjoy this chemistry coloring activity! as they develop their skills at interpreting the periodic table. Great addition to a chemistry or physical science course in your unit about per
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8th - 11th
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HS-PS1-1
2023 Chemistry Puzzle Calendar - Use Chemistry Facts to Reveal a Picture each Mo
A full year of Chemistry puzzles. The top page of each month is a black and white grid where you can color by chemistry facts to reveal a picture. January is color by whether the element in the grid is a metal or non -metal. In February color by ionic vs covalent compounds to reveal a heart. In March it is color by the cation's charge. In April color by the number of atoms in a chemical formula. May is color by the the anion's charge. In June color by the number of energy levels an elemen
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Staff
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HS-PS1-1
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