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Nomenclature and Bonding Basics of Ionic Compounds
Here are 2 simple activities that can help students identify and name
compound types. These activities are designed for high schoolers and
address several National Science Education Standards. Material
requirements are minimal, and extensions allow for further study. Check
the activities out at the following link.
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Understanding the Periodic Table
Looking for inexpensive ways to help students understand and appreciate
how much information the periodic table provides? In these 2 activities,
students discover for themselves several trends associated with the
elements on the periodic table. Click the link below to learn more about
these low-cost activities.
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Hydrogen Spectrum Activity
Although not the currently accepted model for all atoms, Bohr’s model
does contain important features that are incorporated in our current
model of the atom. And it does account for the line positions in
hydrogen’s emission spectrum, which is what this activity challenges
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Tips for Creating a Great Science Lab
Science labs offer students amazing opportunities for hands-on learning,
but planning and execution are vital to success. We’ve got some tips
from a veteran science teacher for ensuring that your next science lab
is an engaging, positive learning experience for your students. You can
get the tips at the link below. |
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How to Use a Student Compound Microscope
If you’ve got a classroom full of first-time microscope users, we’ve got
an online resource that can help you teach them proper microscope use.
It offers concise, yet thorough, instructions for using a typical
student compound microscope, including tips for storage and maintenance.
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Carolina: Coming to a Town near You
We present workshops and display our products at many domestic and
international education conferences, including the national and regional
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) conferences. Each is a
great opportunity for you to expand your knowledge. See the link below
for a complete listing of our fall shows and workshops. |
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Carolina's Flickr® Photostream
Our photographers have captured thousands of scientific images over the
decades, and we're giving you free access to selected ones via our
Flickr® Photostream. Click the icon to jump right in or the link below
to test the water.
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Ohaus® Balances |
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Save 25% on Select Ohaus® Scout® Balances
Save today on the most popular balance for the classroom: the Ohaus® Scout® Pro
Portable Electronic Balance. Select from 8 styles designed with specifications
to meet your needs. Simply include promotion code
MZ with your order*. But hurry, the offer ends on 11/18/2011.
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Finding the Elements Chemistry Demo Kit
See one of our most popular chemistry kits in action. A staff chemist
demonstrates how to separate the elements copper, sulfur, and carbon from some
common compounds using the kit. This brief video is an excellent way to
“virtually” try the kit before you buy it. Follow the link below to see for
yourself.
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Teacher 2 Teacher Tips |
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Make Atom Magnets
Purchase small magnets from a dollar store and have students label each magnet
to indicate the type of atom it represents. You can then use the magnets on a
magnetic whiteboard to show reactions, the rearrangement of atoms, and the law
of conservation of mass.
Submitted by:
Spencer Russell
New Garden Friends School
Greensboro, NC
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*This offer is limited to select Ohaus® Scout® Pro Portable Electronic Balances.
To receive the 25% discount, please include promotion code MZ when
placing the order by phone, fax, mail, or Web (type MZ in the Promotion Code box
during online checkout). Offer expires
November 18, 2011; cannot be combined with any other offer or contract
pricing; excludes Carolina™ Curriculum materials; and cannot be used to credit
account. |
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