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Free chemistry videos
FREE! 5 Worksheet Bundle for Chemistry Unit (Matter, Atoms and Periodic Table)
This is a great bundle of worksheets to be used for your first unit of chemistry. These worksheets are a great review and practice for your students. They are short, yet very comprehensive.Use them for an entrance card, or an exit card. Use them for homework. Use them in your flipped classroom. Or use them as test review. I've even included links to complete links to answer videos where I go over each question in detail.Worksheet #1 - Review of Matter https://drive.google.com/open?id=1d_EtuC9Ik5
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10th - 12th
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Home Alone Movie Science Review
A review of basic Science concepts using the movie Home Alone
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6th - 8th
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Identify Covalent and Ionic Compounds with the Periodic Table
Are you students having trouble determining whether a compound is ionic or covalent? View this quick and easy strategy that students can utilize to learn the difference between the two, simply by using the periodic table. Of course, this is not taking into account differences in electronegativity. However, for the purposes of an on-level class, this strategy will suffice.
Quick note: I am speaking about the elements with respect to their position on either side of the stairstep on the Perio
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7th - 11th
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The Magic School Bus "Gets Ready, Set, Dough" Video Guide (FREEBIE)
The Magic School Bus "Gets Ready, Set, Dough" Video Guide for Season 1, Episode 9. This product is great or incorporating into your science lessons. The complete video series can be found on Netflix (has the entire series) or other online media. The questions are fill in the blank for the convenience of students being able to follow the events occurring in the episode.
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2nd - 6th
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FREE: 8 Science Videos - Solid Liquid Gas
Are you teaching SCIENCE? Pure Substances and Mixtures... or Matter? This FREE DOWNLOAD gives you free access to the 8 videos below (some are still under construction, but will be completed soon). Download this PDF to get the links to the FREE VIDEOS. Video #1: The Science of Matter - Solid Liquid GasVideo #2: Root Beer Float Experiment- Solid Liquid Gas (under construction)Video #3: Mass vs Weight - Is there a difference? Video #4: Chemistry - Atoms & MoleculesVideo #5: Principles of the
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4th - 8th
Also included in: Matter - Pure Substances and Mixtures UNIT
Crash Course Liquid Awesome Properties of Water Guided Notes
This is a guided notes and discussion page that accompanies the video by Crash Course Biology, "Liquid Awesome." The content is used with permission from Crash Course Biology and is not to be sold or resold.
Crash Course Biology videos are some of my favorites for bell work, discussions, and introduction or review of material. Guided notes help my students to keep pace with the videos, and provide a reference that they can use as a study help when preparing for assessments.
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8th - 12th
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1:55
Elephant Toothpaste: A Decomposition Lab with Worksheet
Elephant toothpaste is a lab that will WOW your students. This lab comes with procedures and background information on how to make Elephant toothpaste. You will also have a worksheet and answer key to optimize your learning experience. You can use this one lab to teach both changes in states of matter and how decomposition works. Other higher-level topics include exothermic reactions and the law of conservation of energy. Using this lab can benefit your students no matter their age. . Make sure
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3rd - 12th
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Forensic Files, Without A Trace
This episode is about poisoning with a cancer causing agent that attacks the liver's DNA. The episode is needed to complete this, but it is available on YouTube. You can also purchase it from Amazon or other video providers.
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6th - 12th
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Also included in: Forensic Files Video Worksheets (20 Included!)
Temperature and Solubility Lab
In this lab activity, students will explore the effect of temperature on solubility be dissolving sugar in three different water temperatures. A virtual lab of this activity is available on YouTube, click here to access it.
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5th - 8th
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Also included in: Temperature and Solubility Lab Activity
Video Questions: Greatest Discoveries in Chemistry with Bill Nye (with Key)
An editable word document that has 15 questions that follow the video "Greatest Discoveries With Bill Nye: Chemistry." There is an estimated time stamp with each question, for the time where the answer is given in the video and a Teacher Key is attached. This could be useful for a sub plan. Appropriate for grades 7-12)
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7th - 12th
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Career Exploration - STEM: Lab Work
Warm up activity for science class! List of science careers involving lab work for students to consider alongside a video within different specializations. Students can explore all the specializations in one day or one at the start of each class. All videos are between 2 and 3 minutes.
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6th - 12th
'What is ATP?' Worksheet - Paired with YouTube Video
Need a quick worksheet to cover ATP? Look no further! Paired with a short YouTube video describing ATP, this worksheet will address the main concepts surrounding this 'energy currency' molecule. The YouTube video is linked within the worksheet, as well as here.
Real World Science - Sample!
Trying to find a way to make science more meaningful in your classroom? Molecule Mondays is here to help! This is product is a sample of the larger package and is focused on Chocolate!
Molecule Mondays is a fun, quick, non-quizzed activity to start those dreadful Mondays! Start class with science-y music such as ‘Weird Science’ by Oingo Boingo and/or ‘She Blinded Me With Science’ by Thomas Dolby then introduce students to the exciting world of science around them! Estimated time from beginning
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7th - 12th
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Reversible and irreversible chemical reactions
This FREE resource is to help students understand reversible and irreversible chemical reactions. The video shows real chemistry experiments to demonstrate examples of reversible and irreversible chemical reactions, open and closed systems, and complete and incomplete reactions.This is suitable for year 11 and year 12 chemistry students. Perfect for online or distance learning. This doodle note worksheet is designed to be used while watching the video to make observations and learn the chemistry
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11th - 12th
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Also included in: Equilibrium Module 5 Australian Curriculum Bundle
Crash Course Chemistry: Thermodynamics Video Handouts
Handouts for Professor Hank's Crash Course Chemistry Videos
#17: Energy and Chemistry
#18: Enthalpy
#19: Calorimetry
#20: Entropy
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9th - 12th
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INTRODUCTION TO BIOCHEMISTRY
he main focus of pure biochemistry is in understanding how biological molecules give rise to the processes that occur within living cells, which in turn relates greatly to the study and understanding of whole organisms.
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Higher Education
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Pattern Recognition on the Chemistry Regents
The # 1 Best way to study for and pass the Chemistry Regents is through pattern recognition.And that’s because the Chemistry Regents loves to ask the same questions over and over, sometimes right around the same question numbers, making it almost impossible to fail!Hi, My name is Guy Hauptman from chemvideotutor.com here to show you how to pass the Chemistry Regents.When you see a question mention the words “systems in nature”, you should know that they tend to undergo changes toward lower energ
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8th - 11th
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17:28
Free lesson
Free lesson
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7th - 12th
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HS-PS1-1
, HS-LS3-1
, HS-ESS1-3
, HS-ESS1-1
, HS-ESS1-2
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Free STEM Lesson
Free STEM lesson
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7th - 12th
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MS-ESS1-2
, MS-LS3-1
, K-ESS2-2
, MS-PS1-1
1:22
NGSS Phenomenon Density Demonstration
This short video demonstrates an NGSS Phenomenon and a discrepant event to help students understand density. This demonstration can be used to introduce density, as a formative assessment to check for understanding of density, or even as a summative assessment of density. Have students write their observations and thoughts.Check out other science materials and thoughts!TPT Store Link https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Store/Steamworks-Consultancy Email STEAMWorksjk@gmail.com YouTube Channel ht
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6th - 9th
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Elements vs compounds
Using my 3duprint molecules to explain the difference between elements and compounds as well as revisiting the difference between atoms and molecules. Models can be purchased at www.3duprint.eu
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Not Grade Specific
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1:12
Balancing chemical equations
Using a beam balance to demostrate how to use the law of conservation of mass in balancing chamical equations. Whole set can be found at www.3duprint.eu
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Not Grade Specific
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1:16
Atoms vs molecules
Using my 3duprint molecules to explain the difference to my students. Models can be purchased at www.3duprint.eu
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5th - 8th
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33:46
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