Teach your next chemical reactions unit with this activity-packed resource that is designed to give your students the opportunity to:
 
1. Practice balancing chemical equations.
2. Learn and explore the types of chemical reactions, which include: synthesis, double displacement, combustion, neutralization, and more
3. Conduct experiments that demonstrate the different types of chemical reactions.
4. Conduct experiments to illustrate the law of conservation of mass.
5. Complete calculation exercises involving the law of conservation of mass.
6. Make observations and collect data.
7. Collaborate with others.
 
***Please see the preview to check sample worksheets, list of materials, and further details ***
 
The resource includes:
Balancing Chemical Equations Worksheet (2 pages)
Types of Chemical Reactions Worksheet (1 page)
Types of Chemical Reactions Station Activity (1 page)
Station Notes (6 pages)
The Law of Conservation of Mass Lab (2 pages)
Lab Guide + Material List
Calculation Questions Worksheet (1 page)
Answer Keys
Teacher Guide
 
The resource can be easily integrated into your existing teaching materials, used as a stand-alone, or even as a review at the end of the unit.
 
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Part 1:Balancing Chemical Equations
In this part, students will balance 12 chemical equations. This exercise will give them the opportunity to practice how to balance chemical reactions. There is a varying degree of difficulty which will challenge students and help them master the skills of balancing chemical equations.
 
Part 2: Types of Chemical Reactions + Station Activity
In this part, students will complete an exercise to learn about the different types of chemical reactions. Afterward, they will explore chemical reactions in a 5-station activity.
 
*** Please see labsheet, procedures, material list, and futher details in the preview***
 
Part 3: The Law of Conservation of Mass Lab
In this part, students will do two experiments to illustrate the law of conservation of mass. They will do the experiments in an open system vs a closed system. AFterward, they will answer questions related to the activity to further enhance their understanding of the concept.
 
***Lab guide and tips are all included to assist the teacher and students to make the activity successful***
 
Part 4: The Law of Conservation of Mass Calculation
In this part, students will practice some calculation questions involving the law of conservation of mass.
 
I am confident that this resource will be a great addition to your teaching toolbox and help your students learn about how to balance chemical reactions, types of chemical reactions and the law of conservation of mass in an engaging and fun way. This resource will provide them the chance to practice their data collection and observational skills + more. The list of materials is quite easy to find and the setup doesn't require much time which saves the teacher valuable time.
 
I have included the answer key to all worksheets. See preview.
 
Grade Level:
Grades 9 - 12
 
 
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