What are the impacts of catastrophic events on an ecosystem? Using data analysis and models, participants will examine how ecoregions of Texas are similar and different and what determines the boundaries of a watershed. a generation ago—so that high school students can learn and understand them? Walk away with some concrete ways to teach the structure of the atom. Using a user-friendly spectrophotometer, explore how light interacts with dyes. Then use unique spectrum cards to show how atoms, color, and spectra are related, making a conceptual bridge between a core chemical technology—making dyes—and the fundamental structure of the atom.
LAB-AIDS offers full year curriculum for middle school science, biology and chemistry. We also specialize in easy to teach, hands-on supplemental labs that come complete with materials, student sheets and lesson plans.
Come see just how cool, creative and creepy chemistry can be for your students!!. Participants will conduct a lab geared toward having students explore the elements, as well as how many different elements make up many different compounds, and react differently with different elements, to create many exciting and fun to observe reactions("Freaky- Frothy-Lava- Land"!) All lab stations will be Halloween/Fall themed with TEKS/Concepts coinciding with the holiday/season. You do not want to miss this relevant, hands-on workshop; It's going to be a SCREAM!
Explore the concept of how pressure and volume relate to each other as properties of gases using syringes (no needles!) and marshmallows. Investigate the formula for Boyle's Law: math integration. Handouts provided.
These super fun and exciting chemistry demonstrations including dry ice, color changes and much more... can be used by all teachers to get a classroom of students excited about the amazing world of chemistry. These easy and practical demonstrations will truly show your students what we already know- that science is fun!
