Making the Periodic Table Pop In A Chem. Class?
Hello everyone,
My name is Matt Reimer and I am currently a junior at Aurora University. I am in the process of putting together a Chemistry lesson plan and I am in need of some assistance. This lesson plan must be geared towards high school students. I am thinking of molding my lesson plan around the periodic table of elements. I am specifically looking for an interesting and fun way to introduce the unit to my students so they will be able to understand and know the basic concepts of the periodic table.
I am also looking for ideas for a final project to wrap up the unit. I was thinking that this final project could be done individually or in groups. If anyone one has any ideas that would help me build my periodic table unit feel free to respond to this post. Thank you very much for all of your thoughts!
My name is Matt Reimer and I am currently a junior at Aurora University. I am in the process of putting together a Chemistry lesson plan and I am in need of some assistance. This lesson plan must be geared towards high school students. I am thinking of molding my lesson plan around the periodic table of elements. I am specifically looking for an interesting and fun way to introduce the unit to my students so they will be able to understand and know the basic concepts of the periodic table.
I am also looking for ideas for a final project to wrap up the unit. I was thinking that this final project could be done individually or in groups. If anyone one has any ideas that would help me build my periodic table unit feel free to respond to this post. Thank you very much for all of your thoughts!
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Permalink Reply by Ryan Goble on
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Make sure you check this older post BOOK+RESOURCES: The Elements + Periodic Table loaded with resources on this topic!
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Permalink Reply by Matt Reimer on
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Thank you Prof. Goble for Periodic Table link!
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