My Chemistry Handouts
Follow this link and then look in the folders to find my classroom handouts organized by chapter.
Explore a classroom collection of chemistry handouts, AP Chemistry tutorials, animated molecular shapes, study cards, demonstrations and useful links for students and teachers.
chemmybear.com originally brought together handouts organized by chapter, tutorials on topics ranging from atomic structure to buffers, experiment notes, molecular graphics and links to other educational sites. This one-page restoration keeps those recovered descriptions together in an easy-to-browse directory.
The page is organized by the kinds of materials it originally featured, with the same resource names and descriptions. External sites are linked where the original page provided them.
The original handouts, tutorials, study materials and visual chemistry references.
Follow this link and then look in the folders to find my classroom handouts organized by chapter.
I've used this app to create over 250 tutorials on subjects from atomic structure to buffers. These same tutorials are also on my YouTube channel where you can "Search the Channel" to find a particular topic.
Animated GIF files of the common molecular shapes by Robyn Rindge.
A compilation of useful material for the AP test, originally assembled by Ben Ku when he was a student at SPHS. The recovered homepage referenced Page 1 (stuff.pdf) and Page 2 (stuff2.pdf); neither file was supplied.
This page contains a standing wave graphic from an old Apple IIe program. The graphic shows how two traveling waves on the same string result in a standing wave.
Here are some chemistry and AP chemistry study cards.
Experiments, lecture demonstrations and student-designed visual work from the recovered collection.
Using liquid nitrogen, we liquify some oxygen and observe its unique properties.
This page describes the Halloween Chemistry Lecture that has been an SPHS chemistry tradition since 1980. If you are an SPHS chemistry student, don't visit this page until after Halloween.
Here is an oxidation-reduction laboratory activity put together by one of the students based on a book on Blueprinting on Fabric.
Here is some student-drawn mole clip art to use in your handouts.
Here are 18 wallpapers based on the chapters of our textbook. The graphics are clever and well drawn.
This is an interesting demonstration with a surprise twist at the end.
External tools and resources originally collected for lessons and classroom preparation.
This is a simple-to-use iPad app for making screencasts. The free version is powerful enough to make quick and dirty tutorials. I use this app a lot.
Here is a link to Flinn Scientific's online site. They offer several online teacher resources besides their usual collection of useful materials.
This is the official College Board site with information about the Chemistry AP exam and other offerings by College Board.
This is an easy-to-use website for creating graphs. The graphs are great for Gas Law and Kinetics assignments. Be sure to choose the XY Graph . The Line Graph equally spaces your data.
Teacher Paul Andersen in Montana has made an impressive set of short videos organized by the Six Big Ideas following the AP Chemistry Revision. He uses a lot of concept maps and pHet simulations that give you ideas of how to add to your own teaching.
This textbook has wonderful online tutorials that help explain and illustrate important chemical concepts.
This group sells lots of fun and useful products. I especially like their thermochromic periodic tables and UV sensitive paints, posters, and T-shirts. They stock pop bottle preforms, poly-ox gel, hand-boilers, etc.
Additional chemistry courses, archives, handout collections and study tools from the original resource list.
Dr. Bassam Shakhashiri is one of my heroes in chemical education. This is his site where he shows some of the things that make Science Fun.
Jeremy Schneider is a chemistry teacher turned author. He has uploaded many of his lessons, labs, notes, and Powerpoint presentations on his website for students and teachers to use. He has a link to Chemistry-11 and to Chemistry -12 .
Check out the gallery of chemistry photos, the classic papers, the tutorials, and comprehensive collection of old NChO exams with answers for practice.
Resources for my AP Chemistry students. Almost all of the handouts, practice exams, many answers, and a few tutorials reside here organized by chapter. General Chem is the link below.
This is a nice site to make electronic flashcards so you can practice information that needs to be memorized such as your IONS ! Check out their new Quizlet Live classroom game. It is useful, very engaging, and uses flashcards you have already put together.
The recovered source was a homepage, not a full website backup. Some items originally opened separate pages such as shapes.html, standing.html or PDF study sheets. Their descriptions are included above, but the missing destinations have not been recreated or represented as live files.
The external educational links retain their original destinations. Their current availability has not been verified.