High school chemistry

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

Frosty has been murdered! This half-life lab is a hands-on inquiry activity to teach chemistry students about radioactive dating.

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.

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 …

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?

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Below are some of our Free Chemistry Lessons, Labs, and Activities for you to use with your classes. These are full of resources to help you do different types of hands on engaging activities with your students. Our goal is to give teachers their free time back by spending less time planning :) If you would like access to our Full Chemistry Curriculum then Join us inside the iTeachly Member Area

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.

CHEMISTRY is the study of matter and its properties, as well as how and why substances combine or separate to form other substances and interact with energy. I designed these designed worksheets for my high school Chemistry Honors class. These are super Helpful Worksheets for High School Chemistry.

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