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These student-centered, guided inquiry lessons enable students to construct their own understanding concepts common to high school chemistry courses. Students actively learn the material without lecture or note taking.

Two Fun Chemistry Demos to do in the First Week of School (or anytime!)

Are you looking for a fun way to kick off your year to Chemistry? Here are two demos that you can do for your classes to help get them excited about Chemistry and science! These are very simple to …

Moles Activity - Maze

FREE Chemistry Resources for Middle and High School - Homeschool chemistry for middle and high school for free with this list of resources available online.

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Chemistry Games - Games That Teach Chemistry (all Ages)

Board Games for Chemistry #boardgames #chemistry #gameschool #gameschooling #secularhomeschool #homeschooling #science #homeschoolscience

Can you really have fun as you learn about chemistry? {FREE Game}

Add some fun to your homeschool science curriculum with this free chemistry game! Click "Read More" to see the directions.

A Visual Way to Teach Balancing Chemical Charges

Sure, you can teach your high school chemistry students to cross charges. But what if that isn’t working? What if you need a different way to explain how the charges must balance out to zero within the chemical compound?

2 Hacks Students Must Know to Tell the Difference Between Ionic and Covalent

If you’ve ever had a student come up to you and explain they don’t know how to tell if a compound is ionic or covalent, teach them this hack. It’s quick, easy, and painless.

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Here's How you can make Mole Calculations more Interesting

Use tic-tac-toe a game-based learning strategy to get your chemistry students practising the dreaded mole calculations.