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10th grade chemistry rubrics
How to Write a Lab Report: Guidelines, Rubric, and Sample Write Up
Lab Report - Lab report rubric, lab conclusionThis lab report bundle has saved me hours of grading and preparation usually required when grading lab reports consistently and fairly. Instead of the teacher writing multiple notes to the student on their reports, you can merely circle the rubric category that your student falls into. Students immediately know where they went wrong, and how to fix it. Also, the lab format sheet is written for easy student understanding, and application.This bund
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8th - 12th, Higher Education
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ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB: SAPONIFICATION REACTION (MAKING SOAP)
This is the best organic chemistry lab and the students remember and talk about it at the dinner table with families. The set up is easy and the materials are readily available. This lab works well to finish off the organic unit on hydrolysis of esters and saponification reactions. Try it out and you will be happy with the results. We have prepared the soap for the last ten years and the students surely enjoy it. The document includes: an exemplar lab report, the rubric and the answer key to the
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9th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
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Designing and Building a Water Filtration System STEM Project
**FULLY UPDATED JULY 2018**
This is an environmental science STEM project that requires students to build a water filtration system out of specific items. A rubric with a rating scale for grading the effectiveness of the water filtration system is included with your purchase. Background knowledge on how to separate a mixture, and the process of treating water is helpful.
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• Water Filtration System STEM project Family supply letter
• Water Filtration System STEM project student
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3rd - 12th
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Adopt an Element and Bohr Model Project
This differentiated element project allows students to explore atomic theory and atomic structure while building background on the periodic table of the elements by researching an element and building a scaled Bohr Model. It addresses STEM concepts as well as research, reading, writing, and math standards and can be assigned as a station rotation activity to use during small group instruction. Each student is assigned a different element from the periodic table. After researching his or her e
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7th - 12th
Claim, Evidence and Reasoning (C.E.R.) Rubric NGSS
This is a rubric that is specifically design for CER's. In next generation science and now in general, science is all about CER's. The student creates a claim based on observations. Then collects evidence to collaborate claim. Finally, the student uses scientific concepts, theories, and laws to reason why his/her claim is a valid claim. Please see my 3 C.E.R. specific tests.
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8th - 11th
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No Prep Science YouTube Bellringer - Self-directed Learning
Are you looking for an engaging way to start class? Have you noticed that students are obsessed with YouTube? This “alternative bell ringer” activity is a no-prep, student-centered activity that has your students doing all the work! This assignment has students sift through YouTube to find a video that relates their science class to the real world. They select the video and sign up for a presentation slot, which happen at the beginning of a class for a given amount of days, weeks, or months! Thi
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9th - 11th
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Also included in: Biology Back-to-School Bundle
Chemical Reactions Stop Motion Project
Stop motion videos are a great way to allow students to be creative while showcasing their understanding of chemical reactions. For this project students will be given five skeleton equations which they must balance, classify, and accurately model using stop motion. Students can create stop motion videos with free apps or Google Slides. The directions include project checkpoints linked as Google Forms that can be used for all students or for modification purposes. Each Google form is set as
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9th - 12th
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Careers in Chemistry Project
Students research and present careers in chemistry beyond lab chemist and chemistry teacher.Included:Teacher InstructionsStudent Instructions (editable)Student Presentation Follow-Along sheet (editable)Rubric Spreadsheet (editable)Slideshow Presentation Template (editable)
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7th - 12th
Chemistry Independent Research Project
This resource includes everything you need to administer semester-long or yearlong independent research projects in your chemistry class. It is a perfect way to differentiate your instruction by providing more advanced students with this project-based challenge. Teachers can assign students a topic from the list of 15 suggested driving questions, let students pick from the list, or let them design a project around their own question. This resource has all of the support documents you need to bri
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10th - 11th
Also included in: Chemistry Curriculum - FULL YEAR Bundle
Chemical Bonding Tic-Tac-Toe Project
Project Based Learning Summative Project - To be completed after both ionic and covalent bonding have been discussed. Learning goal for this activity1. Students will compare the process of covalent and ionic bonding2. Students will understand what takes place during ionic bonding and covalent bonding3. Students will explain how ionic and covalent bonds are same and different.4. Students will identify ions and lewis structuresCritical vocabulary you must address in your three products. Cation,
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7th - 12th, Higher Education, Adult Education
NGSS:
HS-LS3-1
, HS-LS4-4
, HS-LS3-2
ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LAB: MAKING SOAP
In this lab, the students will prepare soap using Crisco shortening and sodium hydroxide by the process of saponification. The lab works well to finish off the organic chemistry unit on hydrolysis of esters and saponification reactions. This is a classroom tested activity for many years and the students have always enjoyed making their own soap. It is relatable to their everyday lives, making it engaging and interesting for the learners. This lab is also a great opportunity to have your students
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9th - 12th
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Bundle: The Scientific Method-Notes/ Four Labs/Questions/Assessment/Word Search
Product 1: The Scientific Method Guided NotesThese guided notes for The Scientific Method provide a step-by-step framework for students to understand and apply the scientific method. The notes are designed to be used as a teaching aid and are perfect for use in both classroom and homeschool settings. Each step in the scientific method is explained clearly and concisely, using easy-to-understand language that students can relate to. With this resource, you can be confident that your students will
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7th - 10th
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History of Atomic Theory Timeline
Designed for my high school chemistry students, I created and used this Internet-based, in-class group activity for students to learn the general timeline of this history of atomic theory.
Laboratory Report Guidelines & Rubric
Designed for my high school chemistry students, I created and used these guidelines and rubric to direct and assess their laboratory journals.
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9th - 12th
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Chemical Reactions Project
This is a tiered assignment on chemical reactions allowing students to choose what type of project they would like to complete for the chapter. All assignments require research, but the students can choose how to show their knowledge (song, video, essay, PowerPoint). Rubrics are included for each assignment.
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10th - 12th
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Alka-Seltzer Lab Exploring Factors for Faster Fizzing, Multi-Lab Inquiry w/ Keys
This multi-page resource applies the scientific method to investigate the effects of temperature, surface area, stirring, and pH on the rate of Alka-Seltzer tablet dissolution across four engaging experiments.Students will formulate hypotheses, identify variables (independent, dependent, and control), list materials, outline procedures, record data, and analyze results using graphing techniques. With guiding questions and a full, detailed teacher key included, grading is made easy based on a pro
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7th - 10th
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3-D Bohr Model Project
Do your students know how to draw a bohr model?? Challenge them to build one with this 3-D Bohr Model Project. Included: Bohr Model Construction Guidelines (EDITABLE), Bohr Model Fact Sheet (EDITABLE), Bohr Model Grading Sheet (EDITABLE) & Peer Score Rubric. *I typically grade the Fact Sheet myself and have students peer score the Bohr Model
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8th - 10th
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Science Inquiry Lab Report Writing Rubric Peer Review Checklist Worksheet
Writing formal lab reports can be laborious and tedious for students. Give students the opportunity to peer review their classmate's lab reports before submitting them for a final grade from you, their teacher!Formal lab reports can be daunting and reviewing lab reports is foreign to most high school students. This peer review worksheet and checklist helps students review each other's lab reports anonymously; giving students the opportunity to update their reports and earn a better grade. The PD
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9th - 12th
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Chemistry: Marzano Learning Goals and Scales for Tracking Student Progress
Chemistry: Marzano Learning Goals and Scales for Tracking Student Progress
This is a great way to track student progress and have learning goals and scales implemented in the Chemistry classroom. There are 10 major chemistry goals that can go along with your units that students can assess themselves on the scale. Each student will draw an element from the periodic table out of a hat. For example, I pull Co out of the hat. That is my element. I write my name down on the back of the element, hand
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9th - 12th
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Science 10 Semester Long Inquiry Project (PBL)
Semester long inquiry project designed around the Alberta Science 10 Curriculum. The design thinking process was used in the development of this project, with an emphasis on 21st century competencies were a core focus.Over the course of a semester, students complete projects related to each unit of study that they are able to put into a magazine. By the end of the semester, each student has a magazine that holds all of the key concepts and learning they accomplished. The essential question "How
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9th - 12th
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Periodic Table of the Elements Scrapbook Project
Students will research products that contain various elements of the periodic table and make a scrapbook of their findings. They will also review the major groups of the periodic table, and learn more about the atomic world around them! The 7 page scrapbook template packet and 2 page grading rubric are included. My 11th grade Chemistry students complete this project while we are learning about the periodic table, but it would be appropriate for any 7th-12th grade science student learning about c
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7th - 12th
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Also included in: The Ultimate Elements of the Periodic Table Chemistry Bundle
Chemistry: Ionic & Covalent Compound Poster Project
This project has students take what they've learned in the classroom about Ionic & Covalent compounds and relate it to an assigned real life compound. They will apply what they know about naming compounds, drawing Lewis structures, and calculating electronegativity differences to their assigned compound. They will then research he properties and applications of their compound and combine their findings into a poster which they will then present to the class. Through this project the students
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10th - 11th
Also included in: Full Year of Chemistry Bundle
Diverse Scientists Research Project - Multicultural Representation in STEM
Dive into the untold stories of diverse scientists in BIPOC, women, LGBTQIA+ backgrounds. This engaging independent research project encourages students to explore, celebrate, and present the achievements of underrepresented scientists, allowing them to see themselves in the heroes of science.This project was created out of a need for my students to see themselves better represented in our science learning. Through this project, students get to choose a scientist from an underrepresented group (
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6th - 12th
Also included in: Back to School Arts-Integrated Science Projects Mini Bundle
Mole Project (Chemistry)
Mole day or mole unit chemistry project. Includes short essay writing, creating a stuffed mole, and a verbal presentation. All work can be done outside of class. A detailed rubric is included to answer student questions and facilitate easy grading and built in teacher feedback. A teacher guide page shares best practices from my class and provides a link to examples of the projects. Mole cutout templates and Building the mole instructions are provided to the students.This project is unique in che
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8th - 12th
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Also included in: Mole Project and Molar Mass Lab
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