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Chemistry teacher manuals for Easel
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
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
Famous Elements on the Periodic Table - Informational Editable PowerPoint
Students learn about physical and chemical properties of each element along with information about their discovery, uses, biological importance, abundance and location on Earth, images and more. A well-designed slideshow detailing basic facts of 30 Common & Important Elements on the Periodic Table. A great way to introduce or review for your Chemistry / Science classes. File opens in Microsoft PowerPoint and you can edit it to your liking. File also comes in PDF format for printing.List
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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
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