High School Chemistry: Case Files (PBL) BUNDLE

This BUNDLE consists of a year's worth of Chemistry Problem-Based Learning Units. They are also sold separately on TPT.

All of the units have two sets of files. The "Classroom" files should be used in an in-person classroom setting. The "Absent" files can be used for long-term distance learning, homeschooling, or for students who are absent for a few days. The two sets follow the same sequence, so you can use Day 2 of a unit in the Classroom version and then switch to the Absent version for Day 3. (The Alchemist's Apprentice does not have an absent version.)

Both the Classroom and Absent versions can be downloaded as PDF or Word files so that you can adapt the lessons to your own needs and standards.

Below is a complete list of the Units/ Activities in the bundle in their suggested order. You can click on each one to go to the description of each unit. You can also see an outline of the files (with standards listed) by opening "Preview Included Products" above.

The Boy and the Bottle: A Problem-Based "Properties of Matter" Unit (PBL)

Found or Forgery: A Problem-Based "Atomic Theory and Basics" Unit (PBL)

Conflict and Cans: A Problem-Based "Periodic Table and Trends" Unit (PBL)

When Bonds Break: A Problem-Based "Bonding" Unit (PBL)

Case of the Poisonous Pill: A Problem-Based "Moles" Unit (PBL)

Arson or Accident: A Problem-Based "Thermochemistry and Stoichiometry" Unit (PBL)

Alchemist's Apprentice: A "Limiting Reagents and Percent Yield" (PBL) Activity

An Aquatic Apocalypse: A Problem-Based "Solutions" Unit (PBL)

In Too Deep: A Story-Based "Gas Laws" Unit

An Atomic Assault: A Problem-Based "Nuclear Chemistry" Unit (PBL)

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