Chemistry activities

This listing features a full-page exam for a unit about atomic structure, atomic symbols, atomic history and dimensional analysis in chemistry. The first page is a blend of multiple choice, fill in the blank, and problem question styles...

Welcome! I created this ionic compound crystal lattice coloring and analysis activity to help my physical science and chemistry students visualize and comprehend the arrangement, properties, and formation of ionic compounds. In this full-page activity,...

This listing offers a pre- and post-course test for either an advanced second year chemistry course or for an AP chemistry course. This assessment serves as a comprehensive check for understanding the beginning and at the end of the school year. This...

This general chemistry pre- and post-course test serves as a comprehensive check for understanding at the beginning and at the end of the school year. I packed twenty-five multiple choice questions into this full-page document, which is nice for...

This comprehensive, nifty full-page crossword puzzle features clues for the following terminology in an acid, base, solution unit for physical science: acid, base, boiling, concentrated, corrosive, dilute solution, freezing, hydrogen, hydroxide,...

Welcome! This lesson bundle features a pair of single page acid and base worksheets - one where students balance acid base neutralization reactions and the other where students identify which of the listed properties and examples are acids and bases...

Welcome! This listing features a full-page activity that checks students’ understanding about acid and base properties, molecular classification, reactions, dissociation patterns, and their effect on pH. I assign this activity in my eighth-grade...

Welcome! This listing features a one-page homework quiz about acid-base theories, acid and base properties, and acid-base neutralization reactions for high school chemistry.   In this homework quiz, students will perform the following tasks...

In this full-page activity, students color the subatomic particles in two atoms – nitrogen on page one and a mystery atom on page two. After shading in the protons, neutrons, and electrons their respective colors, students superimpose a plus sign...