The Period Table of Videos, true to its name, is a website that features 118 videos (one per major element). The videos include introductory information as well as interesting and engaging experiments, conducted by a team of chemists from the University of Nottingham in collaboration with BBC. Although they now have a complete table of … Continue reading »
Covering the elements in your chemistry class? Check out this wonderful Periodic Table of Comic Books! It has comic book pages that refer to elements organized in periodic table format. Although most of the comic books refer to them in villainous schemes or fantastical experiments, it can be a fun and entertaining way to engage students! Below … Continue reading »
So I know its been a few weeks since I’ve posted a free app, which might make the title of the post a little defunct, but I’m going to try to bring this back by talking about a fascinating science app, Project Noah. Essentially, Project Noah is a tool that helps students document organisms and … Continue reading »
