🧪 Chemistry Survival Guide

 

Spend Less Time Explaining Procedures and More Time Teaching Chemistry

Help students learn your classroom procedures and expectations through an interactive first-week toolkit they'll actually use all year.

Start the school year with confidence using this free first-week classroom toolkit designed for high school Chemistry teachers.

Instead of talking at students about classroom expectations, this toolkit helps them actively participate by discussing, writing, reflecting, and creating a personalized reference they'll use all year long.

Click below to get your Week 1 activity today.

What's Included?

📖 Student Chemistry Survival Guide

Students build a personalized classroom reference as you introduce your procedures, grading policies, routines, and expectations.


🎲 Scenario Discussion Cards

Students work through real classroom situations and discuss how they should respond.


📝 Quiz & Answer Key

A quick formative assessment to make sure students understand your classroom expectations before diving into content.


✏️ Editable Google Slides

Customize the toolkit with your own classroom procedures, grading policies, school information, and teacher name.

Includes editable versions for:

🧪 Chemistry

🧬 Biology

🌎 Environmental Science


👩‍🏫 Quick Start Teacher Guide

Suggestions for pacing, implementation, and classroom ideas.

💙 Why You'll Love It

✅ Save time answering the same questions over and over.

✅ Create a classroom reference students actually use.

✅ Build routines and expectations from Day One.

✅ Spend less time managing procedures later in the semester.


Perfect For

✔ First-year chemistry teachers

✔ Veteran teachers updating classroom procedures

✔ Interactive notebooks

✔ Beginning-of-the-year classroom setup

 

The First Week Chemistry Toolkit allows:

📋 You to review procedures in an organized & engaging way

📝 Your students to create a document they can refer back to throughout the school year so they can be successful

🕰️ You to save time, so you can focus on setting up your classroom