AP Chemistry Calculating Equilibrium Concentrations Scribble Notes
This set of scribble notes for AP Chemistry contains all you need for notes on calculating equilibrium concentrations for AP Chemistry. Students can color, scribble, and make visual connections as they take notes in class. This set of scribble notes is designed for use during Unit 7 of the AP Chemistry curriculum. These scribble notes include what I refer to as "Type II" and "Type III" calculations.
Type II calculations involve problems that provide both initial and equilibrium concentrations, and students may additionally need to calculate K. In Type III problems, students are provided with K and asked to find the equilibrium concentrations. These are the type of problem that would use a variable (x), but they do not require the use of the quadratic equation. The Type III notes provide two methods for solving these problems without the quadratic equation (approximation and perfect square method).
These calculating equilibrium concentration scribble notes come in two versions:
Version 1 is more blank, with students needing to write in their notes during the lesson.
Version 2 is more structured, with more of the notes included and/or fill in the blank notes for the students to complete during the lesson.
Also included are 2 TEACHER GOOGLE SLIDES PRESENTATIONS.
Version 1 is more blank for those teachers that write on their boards/screens. This could be done with a Smartboard, tablet, etc. Personally, I use the Doceri app in conjunction with an iPad and my desktop to write on my presentations from anywhere in my room.
Version 2 is more complete with more filled in and more text for those teachers that will be using a pointer/clicker to click through the slides.
Each teacher slide presentation also includes 4 Show Me slides, which could be used in conjunction with a whiteboard or other response system. There is also an optional extension activity near the end, which you could purchase here. Lastly, each presentation includes the Color Palette and font that I used on a slide at the end of the presentation in case you want to add any slides.
Please view all preview images and read this description carefully to see what is included in this resource.
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This resource is for individual classroom use only. This product is to be used by the original purchaser of the resource. It is prohibited to copy the resource for another teacher, classroom, or school without the purchase of additional license purchases.
Files may be partially or fully non-editable to protect images and other components that are copyrighted. Thanks for understanding!
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This set of scribble notes for AP Chemistry contains all you need for notes on calculating equilibrium concentrations for AP Chemistry. Students can color, scribble, and make visual connections as they take notes in class. This set of scribble notes is designed for use during Unit 7 of the AP Chemistry curriculum. These scribble notes include what I refer to as "Type II" and "Type III" calculations.
Type II calculations involve problems that provide both initial and equilibrium concentrations, and students may additionally need to calculate K. In Type III problems, students are provided with K and asked to find the equilibrium concentrations. These are the type of problem that would use a variable (x), but they do not require the use of the quadratic equation. The Type III notes provide two methods for solving these problems without the quadratic equation (approximation and perfect square method).
These calculating equilibrium concentration scribble notes come in two versions:
Version 1 is more blank, with students needing to write in their notes during the lesson.
Version 2 is more structured, with more of the notes included and/or fill in the blank notes for the students to complete during the lesson.
Also included are 2 TEACHER GOOGLE SLIDES PRESENTATIONS.
Version 1 is more blank for those teachers that write on their boards/screens. This could be done with a Smartboard, tablet, etc. Personally, I use the Doceri app in conjunction with an iPad and my desktop to write on my presentations from anywhere in my room.
Version 2 is more complete with more filled in and more text for those teachers that will be using a pointer/clicker to click through the slides.
Each teacher slide presentation also includes 4 Show Me slides, which could be used in conjunction with a whiteboard or other response system. There is also an optional extension activity near the end, which you could purchase here. Lastly, each presentation includes the Color Palette and font that I used on a slide at the end of the presentation in case you want to add any slides.
Please view all preview images and read this description carefully to see what is included in this resource.
Terms of Use
This resource is for individual classroom use only. This product is to be used by the original purchaser of the resource. It is prohibited to copy the resource for another teacher, classroom, or school without the purchase of additional license purchases.
Files may be partially or fully non-editable to protect images and other components that are copyrighted. Thanks for understanding!
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This set of scribble notes for AP Chemistry contains all you need for notes on calculating equilibrium concentrations for AP Chemistry. Students can color, scribble, and make visual connections as they take notes in class. This set of scribble notes is designed for use during Unit 7 of the AP Chemistry curriculum. These scribble notes include what I refer to as "Type II" and "Type III" calculations.
Type II calculations involve problems that provide both initial and equilibrium concentrations, and students may additionally need to calculate K. In Type III problems, students are provided with K and asked to find the equilibrium concentrations. These are the type of problem that would use a variable (x), but they do not require the use of the quadratic equation. The Type III notes provide two methods for solving these problems without the quadratic equation (approximation and perfect square method).
These calculating equilibrium concentration scribble notes come in two versions:
Version 1 is more blank, with students needing to write in their notes during the lesson.
Version 2 is more structured, with more of the notes included and/or fill in the blank notes for the students to complete during the lesson.
Also included are 2 TEACHER GOOGLE SLIDES PRESENTATIONS.
Version 1 is more blank for those teachers that write on their boards/screens. This could be done with a Smartboard, tablet, etc. Personally, I use the Doceri app in conjunction with an iPad and my desktop to write on my presentations from anywhere in my room.
Version 2 is more complete with more filled in and more text for those teachers that will be using a pointer/clicker to click through the slides.
Each teacher slide presentation also includes 4 Show Me slides, which could be used in conjunction with a whiteboard or other response system. There is also an optional extension activity near the end, which you could purchase here. Lastly, each presentation includes the Color Palette and font that I used on a slide at the end of the presentation in case you want to add any slides.
Please view all preview images and read this description carefully to see what is included in this resource.
Terms of Use
This resource is for individual classroom use only. This product is to be used by the original purchaser of the resource. It is prohibited to copy the resource for another teacher, classroom, or school without the purchase of additional license purchases.
Files may be partially or fully non-editable to protect images and other components that are copyrighted. Thanks for understanding!
Join my email list and receive four self-checking ideas, along with four FREE self-checking products and/or templates.
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