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Chemical
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Teacher
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Introduction PA
State Standards Task
Process:
Solutions Acids, Bases, Salts Chemical
Rxn Chemical Bonds
Conclusion:
Evaluation Credits
Student
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Introduction Task
Email
the Teacher
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Introduction:
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This web quest will help your students
explore chemical reactions with more details. Students must be
willing to follow any linked vocabulary words or suggested web
links. If students get into cyber-space and can't find a way back,
just have them start over in the process.
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Good Luck with the mission. If you
find any dead ends/links or mistakes, please email
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PA State
Standards:
- 3.4.10.A - Explain concepts about the structure
and properties of matter.
- 3.4.10.B - Analyze energy sources and transfers of
heat.
- 3.1.10.B - Describe concepts of models as a way to
predict and understand science and technology.
- 3.1.10.C - Apply patterns as repeated processes or
recurring elements in science and technology.
- 3.1.10.D - Apply scale as a way of relating
concepts and ideas to one another by some measure.
- 3.1.10.E - Describe patterns of change in nature,
physical and man made systems.
- 3.2.10.B - Apply process knowledge and organize
scientific and technological phenomena in varied ways.
- 3.2.10.C - Apply the elements of scientific
inquiry to solve problems.
- 3.2.10.D - Identify and apply the technological
design process to solve problems.
- 3.7.10.A - Identify and safely use a variety of
tools, basic machines, materials and techniques to solve problems and
answer questions.
- 3.7.10.B - Apply appropriate instruments and
apparatus to examine a variety of objects and processes.
- 3.7.10.D - Utilize computer software to solve
specific problems.
- 3.7.10.E - Apply basic computer communications
systems.
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Task:
- Students will create a set of references
cards for the Chemical Reactions unit. Cards will include
information on:
- Mixtures & Solutions
- Acids, Bases & Salts
- Signs of Chemical reactions, Factors that
influence rates, Endothermic & Exothermic energy exchange
- Bond types; ionic & covalent
- Students should create a file or some kind of
organizer for the data to present to younger students. This will
help instill concepts.
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