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Free chemistry guided reading books
"Atoms, Molecules, Heat, and Acids & Bases: A Fizzy, Fun-filled Adventure"
An extraordinary resource that will revolutionize the way you teach chemistry concepts to your students. "Atoms, Molecules, Heat, Acids and Bases: An Exciting Journey into the World of Chemistry" is a one-of-a-kind book that combines engaging storytelling with hands-on activities, making learning chemistry an unforgettable adventure.
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6th - 7th, Staff
Who Was Marie Curie Chapter Questions
Comprehensive set of chapters questions for "Who Was" series books. The questions cover comprehension and understanding - great as independent classroom work, homework, science support, and more! No prep. This does not come with a key.
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4th - 8th, Higher Education
How to Write Electron Configurations for Any Element
This document is a four page summary of how one assigns electron configurations for the elements, including ions. It covers the sequence of energy levels by illustrating how one reads the table for the proper s, p d, and f orbitals and their correct energy level. A simple table is also offered which illustrates energy level sequence. Noble gas shorthand configurations are also covered - which is about the only time I see a smile from students when they realize they really don't have to write
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Atoms Textbook Scavenger Hunt
This is a textbook worksheet that matches up exactly to the green "ScienceSaurus A Student Handbook"
It is primarily fill in the blanks and only on one specific topics.
All questions include the page number that the answers can be found on.
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4th - 12th
Google Arts & Culture “The Periodic Table” Worksheet
Google Expeditions content has found its way onto Google Arts & Culture. This worksheet will walk students through the article. The questions are in the order of the article.
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6th - 12th
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NGSS:
HS-PS1-1
, MS-PS1-2
Acid Rain Article Assignment
Students read the Scientific American article, "Sour Showers" (found online) in order to answer these guided reading questions and further research the topic of nitrogen emission pollution.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
CHEMISTRY - Ch.2 Atoms, Molecules, and Ions - Read-along Chapter Guide
CHEMISTRY - Ch.2 Atoms, Molecules, and IonsDesigned to accommodate Chemistry [9th Edition] - Zumdahl & Zumdahl but suitable for most high school chemistry curriculums.This guided "textbook take-along" will help students focus on key concepts within the reading. Short answer, fill-in-the-blank, and true/false questions follow along with the chapter sections and make for a great in-class or easy homework assignment.This .ZIP file contains both .PDF and Microsoft Word versions of the blank quiz
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9th - 12th
Chemical Equations: An Introduction
The purpose of Sequential Chemistry is to supplement the classroom presentation of a unit topic. The activity can be used as an introduction to a topic, as a unit review, or as a means for absent students to keep pace with their class. It is believed that the presentation of small increments of information in a logical step-by-step sequence will enable the student to comprehend the basic facts of a topic in a shorter period of time.
With Sequential Chemistry, students will immediately discove
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9th - 12th
OPENSTAX CHEMISTRY 1.1A - CH 1 Classification of Matter Study Guide
A Study Guide for OPENSTAX Chem Ch 1 Sections 1.2 and 1.3 for digital completion and submission by students.
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
Disappearing Spoon - Chapter 5 Questions: Elements in Time of War
Students will read pages 81-97 in The Disappearing Spoon and answer the questions as they read. The chapter discusses elements used in times of war, specifically Fritz Haber's involvement in WWII, Tungsten's involvement in WWII and wars fought over niobium and tantalum.
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9th - 12th
Fundamentals of Organic Chemistry
Simple and easy to learn Organic Chemistry by AK Sirvastava
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11th - 12th, Higher Education
Study Tips for High School Test papers
How to prepare for exams?https://sgtestpaper.com/How to Study Mathematics?Understand the concepts, Visualise the problem, Do not attempt algebra questions mentally, Clear Any Doubts, Practice, Practice, Practice, Checking for mistakes.Study Tips for High School Physics ExamMaster the Basics, Do not memorise, Be skillful in Maths, Simplify, Use Drawings, Use Flashcards, Practice regularly.How to Study Chemistry?Read textbook before Class, Take Notes, Understanding instead of Memorising, Use Flash
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12th
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Organic Chemistry 1
Introduction to Organic Chemistry: bonding theory, chemical and physical properties, structure and reactivities, isomerism, stereochemistry. Introduction to substitution, addition, and elimination reactions. Methodology for retrosynthetic analysis.
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8th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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