Chemistry Guided Notes Curriculum

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Chemistry Guided Notes Curriculum

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A full year chemistry guided notes curriculum that contains 98 guided notes lessons for your students with 4 final exams to finish your school year. This bundle is growing and will soon include vocabulary activities and quizzes, and unit tests. This product grants access to a Google Folder from which all files can be downloaded.

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Lessons Included

This curriculum is currently undergoing updates! Units 1, 2, 3 and 15 have been updated. The remainder will be updated across the fall and winter months. With your purchase, you will have access to all updates for free.

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

IN EACH LESSON

Thought provoking Question of the Day

Powerpoint Slides in 3 different styles: Whimsical, Classical and Dark Mode

Links to Copy Google Slides

2 Formats of Notes: Half Page Guided Notes for Interactive Notebooks and Full Page Guided Notes for Packets or Binders

Show What You Know Questions designed for Self Assessment

Quick Practice worksheets designed for classwork or homework

5 E's Style Lesson Plan

IN EACH UNIT

A unit plan fitted for any chemistry standards
3 versions of a unit test - 25 questions, 80% multiple choice, 20% fill in is typical
A homework assignment organizer for students which doubles as a study guide.
Vocabulary Resources
- 1 list of terms
- 1 set of flash cards
- 1 crossword puzzle
- 1 joke decipher puzzle
- 1 set of term-definition dominoes
- 3 versions of a matching quiz

VOCABULARY PACK

1 pack per unit (currently undergoing updates) Units 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 15 are completed.

There is a vocabulary pack for each unit. Use these resources throughout the unit to ensure students are learning the language of chemistry.

In total:

15 term lists
15 crosswords
15 joke deciphers
15 sets of flash cards
15 domino activities
15 x 3 versions vocabulary quizzes

FINAL EXAM PACK

This final exam pack includes

4 unique exams, with 2 versions of each exam
total of 300 questions
75 question tests: 50 multiple choice, 25 fill-in
EDITABLE
Equations Documents
Teacher Notes - Implementation, Point Values, Time
Companion File - Quick Glance of Topic for Each Question
Topic Searcher File - for you to quickly Ctrl+F to know if a question you need is missing, or if a topic you don't want needs to be removed

EXTRAS

Along with everything included above, you'll also receive:

a glossary of chemistry terms and high school level definitions
a 90-day and 180-day curriculum calendar
long term curriculum map
printing directions
syllabus template & quiz

Video Lessons

Each lesson is taught on Youtube! Use it for a flipped classroom, absent students or sub plans!

The average lesson length is 12 minutes. Show What You Know answers are not given in the videos. In each unit there is also a study guide with practice questions to use before giving the unit test.

HOW TO USE IT

I prefer the half page style for printing small and gluing into composition books, but you could also print the full page versions and use packets or binders. I start with the question of the day. Sometimes it is an individual brainstorm question, but I prefer to have my students talk to each other. Then I will spend some time lecturing. I am sure to consistently ask my students questions, or my favorite "turn and teach."

After teaching for 3-5 minutes, students pair up and reteach what they just learned. It's a great way for them to speak or hear the content they've just learned. You'd be surprised how many questions come up!

We then work on Show What You Know questions which are included in every lesson of the bundle. Students will usually go to the board in my room and showcase their learning and "be the teacher" for a bit.

To finish the lesson, students complete the included Quick Practice worksheet. This is 5-15 questions for additional practice with the topic. I sometimes supplement with additional worksheets or lab activities.

SHOW WHAT YOU KNOW VS. QUICK PRACTICE

Show What You Know

The show what you know questions are printed on to the notes pages, or on the Q-card you give your students if working in interactive notebooks.

The idea is that students answer these questions after you teach them the chemistry content. They may answer them individually or with a partner. When finished, you give them the answers and students self assess.

Students mark these up themselves. They hold on to the questions and the answers. This is study materials they can refer back to.

Quick Practice

The Quick Practice is a separate worksheet. You would give this sheet to students for additional practice with the content learned.

This is easily collected and is able to be graded. It can serve as homework, classwork or a quiz. Because students have the Show What You Know questions in their notes, there is no rush to get these papers graded and back to students to use as study material.