Collection: 00-Introduction to Chemistry Lab

Everything you need for a successfully start of the school year with the Introduction to Chemistry Lab Unit! Three complete lessons: each lesson comes with student notes, detailed teacher notes, check for understanding exit tickets, and homework. Also, included in this Unit Bundle is the Introducing the Bunsen Burner Lab Activity with Teacher Demonstration.

Digital Interactive student notes, exit ticket, drag & drop activity, and homework for Google Slides™.

FIRST WEEK OF SCHOOL = DONE!!

Introduction to Chemistry Lab Bundle includes these concepts:

♦ Identify and name common lab equipment that will be used throughout the year.
♦ Lab safety procedures and safety equipment
♦ Writing the chemistry lab report using the lab report format
♦ Properly written lab report conclusions
♦ The process and safety of lighting a Bunsen burner
♦ Discover the hottest part of the Bunsen burner flame
♦ The incomplete combustion that produces a yellow flame, and why the yellow flame is called the safety flame

Products Included In This Bundle:

Chemistry Lab Equipment- Identification
Chemistry Lab Safety Lesson
Writing the Chemistry Lab Report
Introducing the Bunsen Burner
Lab Safety Doodle Notes
Chemistry Lab Equipment Doodle Notes
The Bunsen Burner Doodle Notes
Introduction to the Chemistry Lab Task Cards - Print & Digital

Note: The PowerPoints included in this bundle are animated PowerPoints. This means that It will appear to be busy and even overlapping in the “slide” mode, but will be awesome in the “slide show” mode. Please don’t edit the PowerPoint until you have watched it in slide show mode.

These PowerPoints are editable, you will be able to add or delete slides, and edit text.

Included in This Product:

• 3 Editable Animated PowerPoints- 40 Total Slides!
• Lab Equipment Check-In Activity w/list - Editable, Print, & Digital
• Lab Equipment Handout- 3 formats- Editable, Print, & Digital
• Lab Equipment Quiz – 2 formats - Editable, Print, & Digital
• Chemistry Lab Equipment Doodle Notes
• Lab Safety HW/Practice w/ KEY Editable, Print, & Digital
• Lab Safety Exit Ticket w/KEY Editable, Print, & Digital (Google Forms™)
• Lab Safety Doodle Notes with example KEY
• Student Copy – Chemistry Lab Report Format - Editable
• Student Copy – Example Lab Report - Editable
• Student Copy – Lab Report Rubric - Editable
• 4 Example Conclusions for Student Evaluation - Editable
• Teacher Lab Report Grading Rubric - Editable
• Bunsen Burner Information Sheet
• Bunsen Burner Lab Activity Instructions
• Bunsen Burner Lab Activity Lab Report
• The Bunsen Burner Doodle Notes
• Teacher Demonstration – Using the Bunsen Burner
• Introduction to the Chemistry Lab Task Cards - Editable, Print, & Digital
• Detailed Teacher Notes w/ Background, Tips, & Hacks 

This BUNDLE will be something you will want to use year after year and SAVE you money, too!

This lesson is appropriate for grades 9-12 chemistry or physical science, and possibly middle school.

Chemistry Corner

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