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Chemistry lectures for Easel Activities
Teaching Boyle’s Law No Prep PowerPoint
No Prep PowerPoint for teaching Boyle’s Law. 43 Slides! Includes: What is Boyle’s Law What other events happened in 1662, Why is Boyle’s Law Important, who is Robert Boyle, 3 real world example problems and answers that are scaffolded, step by step instructions on how to answer the problems, notes about units, conversion units and equations, and how to use this resource. Answers are color-coded so students can see how to find answer! Guiding questions are asked to help in the learning process.
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Significant Figures (Tracking Placeholders)
This Power Point presentation answers the question, "How many decimal places do we need to carry this out to?" It explains the need for significant figures by pointing out the ridiculousness of digits in calculations that go way beyond the precision of the instruments that derived the data. The presentation illustrates what place holders are, and teaches students how to count the number of significant figures in data. It also helps students develop rules for determining the appropriate number of
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10th - 11th
Teaching Avogadro’s Number No Prep PowerPoint
No Prep PowerPoint for teaching Avogadro’s Number. 61 Slides! Includes: What is Avogadro’s Number, What other events happened in 1860, Why is Avogadro’s Number Important, 3 real world example problems and answers that are scaffolded, step by step instructions on how to answer the problems, notes about units, conversion units and equations, and how to use this resource. Answers are color-coded so students can see how to find answer! Guiding questions are asked to help in the learning process.Wri
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Ice Cream Experiment | Icecream Lab Presentation | Middle School Edible Science
Ice Cream Experiment -> Using household ingredients + easy instructionsThis easy and tasty activity introduces students to melting point, freezing point, energy, and polarity. In this experiment, students will be tasked with creating icecream using easy-to-find household ingredients. There are 24 slides that outline all of the chemistry involved. There is also an ingredient list and instructions attached to the slides. There is a youtube video attached that also outlines the process. This is
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6th - 10th
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NGSS:
MS-PS3-4
, MS-PS3-3
, MS-PS3-5
, MS-PS1-1
, MS-PS1-6
Also included in: Ice Cream Science Experiment | Icecream Lesson Plan | Edible Science Lab
Free First day Introduction to Chemistry 1 High School
Energize students on the first day with this FREE, student tested, introduction to Chemistry 1 for High School, and excite students for their future in the class and into the world of Chemistry. The author is a professional engineer, chemist, and chemical engineer, and is using his over 40 years of knowledge to prepare students for a new language-Chemistry! Great for ALL Chemistry 1 students!Great to use at the beginning of the year, OR during the year to remind students about the joy in Chemist
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
Also included in: 7 Learning Chemistry PPT Sets and Guided Notes Bundle Pt. 1
Teaching Dalton’s Law No Prep PowerPoint
No Prep PowerPoint for teaching Dalton’s Law. 57 Slides! Includes: Who is John Dalton, What other events happened in 1802, Temperature Conversions, 3 real world example problems and answers that are scaffolded, step by step instructions on how to answer the problems, 1 corollary example, Diagram/Visual of Dalton’s Law equation, How to use this resource. Answers are color-coded so students can see how to find answer!Written by a Chemist! Great for Substitutes, self-learners, non-Chemistry educat
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
No Prep PPT Teaching Charles Law
No Prep PowerPoint for teaching Charles Law. 33 Slides! Includes: Who is Jacques Charles, What other Events happened in 1787, Temperature Conversions, 3 real world example problems and answers that are scaffolded, 1 step by step instructions on how to answer the problem, Diagram/Visual of Charles Law equation, Extra information about plasma, How to use this resource. Answers are color-coded so students can see how to find answer!Written by a Chemist! Great for Substitutes, self-learners, non-Che
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
NGSS:
HS-PS1-5
, HS-PS1-3
Also included in: No Prep Charles Law Learn and Practice Bundle
Gratis Primer día de introducción a la química 1 secundaria 2ed.
Energiza a los estudiantes el primer día con esta introducción GRATUITA, probada por estudiantes, a la química 1 para la escuela secundaria, y excita a los estudiantes por sus futuros en la clase y en el mundo de la química. El autor es un ingeniero profesional, químico, e ingeniero químico, y está utilizando sus más de 40 años de conocimiento para preparar a estudiantes para una lingüística química . ¡Genial para TODOS los estudiantes de química 1!Usalo al principio del año o durante el año par
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10th - 12th, Higher Education
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