Activities
- Use prepared
index cards for this
"Balancing
Chemical Equations Activity."
- Use the "Classic
Chembalancer" to balance the
equations on this
worksheet.
- Then, use
the "Review
Chembalancer" to answer the
questions on this review
worksheet.
- Have
students do this "Simple
Chemical Reactions" crossword
puzzle with answers.
- Then, do
this "The
Rates of Chemical Reactions"
crossword puzzle with answers.
- Make an
overhead projector transparency
from this "Balancing Act"
blackline master and use it to introduce this "Balancing Act"
worksheet.
- Use this
worksheet
for the "Snowman Challenge" game. Use this master
for the front of the cards and this one
for the back of the cards.
- Use this
"Cartoon Chemistry"
worksheet
to identify types of chemical reactions.
- Try any of
these worksheets:
"Balancing" ,
"Balancing Equations" ,
"Balancing Equations 2" ,
"Writing Chemical Equations"
with key ,
"Writing Chemical Equations 2"
with key ,
"Types of Reactions" ,
"Classifying and Balancing Equations" ,
"Chemical Equations 1" ,
"Chemical Equations 2" ,
or "Chemical Equations 3" .
- "Igniting
Chemistry With Fireworks" from Teacher's
Domain is a lesson
plan that includes videos, interactive computer segments, and
readings.
- Learn to
balance equations with
marshmallows and sugar cookies with Mrs.
Bowling's "Balancing Equations with Marshmallows and Sugar
Cookies"
worksheet.
- Show this
video of "The
Catalytic Decomposition of Hydrogen Peroxide, II."
- Have
students do this "Collision
Theory - A crash course for chemical reactions"
WebQuest.
- David Katz's
"Writing Chemical Equations" is
a good tutorial and worksheet for
writing chemical
equations.
- The Science
Spot provides good practive for
balancing equations with "Balancing Act" ,
"Balancing Equations Practice" , and
"Balancing Equations Challenge" .
- Play
"Bonding Jeopardy"
 a
game contributed by Alicia Johnson
of Danville, CA.
- Show your
students this PowerPoint
on "Teacher's
Guide to: Balancing
Chemical Equations" that has
been converted to a YouTube
video.
Labs
- Do "The
Effects of Temperature on Rate",
"The
Effect of Particle Size on Rate of Reaction",
"Effect
of Concentration of the Reactants",
and "Factors
which affect the rate of chemical reactions,"
experiments, all of which
use Alka-Seltzer.
- This,
"Matter & Energy: Equations
and Formulas"
lab contains demos and labs as well as instructional material.
- Do these
"Chemical Reactions"
demos
and "Chemical Reactions" lab .
- Explore
rates of reaction with
the "Iodine Clock Reaction" lab .
- Or
try the Flinn Scientific, Inc.
"Iodine Clock Reaction" lab .
- Do this
"Single Replacement Reactions"
lab .
- Try these "Exothermic
and Endothermic Reactions" labs
and demos.
- Or
try this "Exothermic or Endothermic" lab
using steel wool and
Ziploc bags.
- Or
do this "Endothermic and Exothermic Reactions" lab
that uses a TI® graphing calculator and Graph
Link
along with a Vernier® temperature probe and adapting
cable.
- Do the Flinn
Scientific, Inc. "Magic
Genie"
demonstration to display an exothermic reaction.
- "Enzyme
Salad Lab" is a lab that shows
how the enzymes in pineapple dissolve
gelatin.
- Use the Flinn
Scientific, Inc.
"Sudsy Kinetics"
demonstration to illustrate an exothermic decompositon reaction that
uses
a catalyst.
- The Flinn
Scientific, Inc. "Old
Foamey"
demonstrates another decomposition reaction using a catalyst.
- Try this "Chemistry
in a Bag" lab to demonstrate
changes occuring in chemical reactions.
It includes a student worksheet.
- Do this
"Types of Chemical Reactions
Design Lab" .
- Do this "Mass
Relationships in Chemical Reactions
" lab.
- Or try the "Double
Displacement Reactions" lab.
- "Chemical
Reactions of Metals in Solutions"
is a virtual lab that uses this "Metals
in Aqueous Solutions" animation.
- Try this
"Combustion Demo"
that uses isopropyl alcohol, a 2 liter soda bottle, and a wooden splint.
- Have
students explore the chemical
reactions in a hotpack with "Make a Hotpack" .
- Flinn
Scientific, Inc.'s "The Foating
Tin Sponge"
demonstrates a single replacement reaction as well as an oxidation
reduction
reaction and the activity series of metals.
- Your
students will think you are the King
or Queen of Chemistry when you
do the Flinn Scientific, Inc. "Yellow
and Blue Switcheroo"
demonstration, showing oscillating reactions and reaction mechanisms.
- "Pickled
Eggs Anyone?" is
a lab where students
design experiments for the chemical reaction between egg shells an
vinegar.
- The Flinn
Scientific, Inc. "Keep Your Eye
on the
Ions" is
a double-replacement
reaction demonstration.
- Have
student's do "The
Conservation of Mass" lab.
- Or another
"Conservations of Mass" lab.
- Try the
"Mentos + soda=?"
lab and read "The Science Behind the
Soda Geyser"
and "How Does It Work?"
articles.
- Try
this "Types of
Reactions" Lab.
- Do this "Law
of Conservation of Matter" Lab.
- Try this "Water-Wine-Milk-Beer"
demonstration. All the chemical reactions involved are
explained.
- Demonstrate
the relationship between
surface area
and the rate of reaction with this "Antacid
Tablet Race" demo.
- During the
appropriate season, do Flinn's
"Winter Wonderland--Precipitation of Potassium Sulfate" lab.
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