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As I was mentally visualizing how this activity would go, I found myself struggling with the hypotheses at the end of each section. I also was pretty sure my students would be confused as well, especially since they had already made a prediction at the beginning. I've only completed Part A so far, and sure enough, all,students struggled with the hypothesis. I helped them out with this first one, so hopefully they'll be able to independently do the others.
Attached is my TSI Lesson Plan for the activity "Properties of Water".
This activity was difficult for me because it was more paper oriented rather than hands on.
Attached is my lesson plan for the electrolysis activity, please ignore the other posts the wrong document was upload and I don't know how to delete them.
Fun lesson with the op of a splint test in the end to really get the kids.
I liked this actvity, but I think the follow up with the Hoffman apparatus is key. I had a really hard time finding a non U tube video to illustrate the gas testing portion. Maybe in future mod.2 bags you could include a video of the testing so that if links expire, we still have a video to use?!
I liked this activity alot - students were focused and noticing both the things I wanted them to see and other things as well!! Yeah!
So... this is my Phases of Inquiry Lesson Plan. I went rogue and did my own thing with it. I used a rock cycle simulation using crayons that I tried to design using Phases of Inquiry. Let's see how well it worked.
... themselves is waaaaay better than just having them read about it in a book or trying to figure out the periodic table's patterns themselves. Thanks!
Mod 2 Lesson 2 Conductivity Phase Diag.