As a main component of Flipping my Honors Chemistry course this year, I am attempting to have students involved in a lab, activity or demonstration as often as possible throughout the year.
I will compile the PDFs for each of these activities as we complete them throughout the year.
I have added links to the YouTube Video for Science is Happening in Room 229
Observing Candles http://youtu.be/JUJ4t2wRS4A http://youtu.be/HSuR8QNtXIU
Observing the Reaction of Al and CuCl2 http://youtu.be/Ga0muExnc8Q
Solid or Liquid, Fun with Cornstarch http://youtu.be/3xpG95L312Q
Classifying Matter http://youtu.be/3b8FwX6y4CQ
Measurement http://youtu.be/H8e3l4cCYhE
Density http://youtu.be/GfmHaVLaaQw
Liquid Densities http://youtu.be/QRFXENAcLvs
What's in the Box? http://youtu.be/oCcuTwwL30w
Building Bohr Models http://youtu.be/30zcbqS7rqQ http://youtu.be/INyp96pa2Kk
What's an Isotope Movie
Atomic Timeline Infographic
Flame Test http://youtu.be/i95PoI5N_KI http://youtu.be/wEydSVHlO3U
Electronegativity in 3D http://youtu.be/A9VuENwFEDs
Periodic Trends in Ionic Radii
Metal Reactivity Trends
Ionic Dice
Solutions Containing Ions
Ionic Compounds and Precipitates
Building VSEPR Models VSEPR Geometry Chart
Covalent Bond Strength
Reaction in a Baggie
Balancing Equations for Precipitate Reactions
12 Station Formative Balancing http://youtu.be/tLGNfAX0woI http://youtu.be/R8bAqGj4nlQ
Moles, Molecules and Atoms
Iron, Copper Sulfate and the Mole Ratio http://youtu.be/43c1P52gNPg
Limiting Reagents and Percent Yield http://bit.ly/1MAYPPN
Charles' Law Lab
Boyle's and Charles' Data Lab
Crushing Cans Lab - Gas Laws https://youtu.be/t3D8K9GXuqo https://youtu.be/e9cJccsYaaw
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