Chemical Bonding and END Doodle Notes: Print & Digital |Distance Learning
Chemical Bonding and END Doodle Notes: Print & Digital |Distance Learning
Chemical Bonding and END Doodle Notes: Print & Digital |Distance Learning
Chemical Bonding and END Doodle Notes: Print & Digital |Distance Learning
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With these notes, students will compare ionic and covalent bonding, and the two types of covalent bonds. They will use the electronegativity difference to determine type of bond. This is a great general introduction to chemical bonding that will hopefully bring back prior learning.

Students will gain so much value from these doodle notes that they will be proud of and use! Included with the resource is an example suggested KEY for completing the doodle notes. For interactive notebooks—just print at 90%, and it will fit beautifully!

Print & Digital Versions Included!

These notes go nicely with the Introduction to Chemical Bonding Lesson

Three versions for the notes included along with a suggested key.
Version 1: Cloze Notes – fill in the blank
Version 2: Blank notes with headings – you can add your own notes
Version 3: Blank Notes with minimal headings
Version 4: Digital for use with Google Slides™

Lesson Objectives:
Define chemical bond
Explain why most atoms form chemical bonds
Describe ionic and covalent bonds and their formation
Describe two types of covalent bonds – polar and nonpolar
Classify bonding type according to electronegativity difference

Prior Knowledge:
Familiar with atomic structure

Lesson Duration: One class period

Included in This Resource:
* Doodle Notes- three versions – see above
Suggested KEY
Digital Version for use with Google Apps™
Digital Version KEY

Teacher Prep Time: Just print and go

These doodle notes are appropriate for grades 9-12 chemistry, or physical science.

You will want to use these Doodle Notes year after year!

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