"Ward's® Thermochemistry In The Bag Inquiry Demonstration Activities"

A Great Exploration Activity into Many Chemistry Topics

What's the Difference Between an Element and a Compound?

This demonstration is a safer way to show the reaction between water and alkali metals.

With this activity, teachers just add water to a dry powder for an intriguing, instant illumination in a bag.

In this fun activity, students are challenged to balance chemical equations, perform mole calculations, determine limiting reagents, and understand stoichiometry.

How Big Is A Mole? Why does a mole of copper weigh more than a mole of sulfur?

Gamma sterilized bags make sample collection quick and easy.

Tactile Demonstrations of a Chemical Reaction.

In this inquiry-based learning case, students enter the role of an R&D intern at a sustainable clothing company, to research fabrics for a new, sustainable clothing line.

In this inquiry-based learning case, students will design a coating for pills to lessen stomach pains associated with uncoated pains.

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The Chemistry Chemiluminescence Demonstration is a visual explanation of an exothermic reaction.

This inexpensive model, developed by Tim Ernest, lets you create longitudinal/compression waves by simply pushing a Slinky® along a track.

Present concepts of magnetic forces and elasticity to your students with this inquiry-based activity.

In this inquiry-based learning case, students act as research assistants studying predator-prey population dynamics around the world, gaining an understanding of matter and energy transfers in ecosystems in the process.

In this inquiry-based learning case, students research common transmissible diseases, community spread, route of transmission, and original source, as well as the benefits of vaccination.