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Ultimate Guide to homeschool Chemistry for Middle School

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This coming year the kids and I are learning all about chemistry in our homeschool science.  I’m super excited about this, and much more inspired to get started with homeschool chemistry than I ever was about biology this year (hey, we’ve spent 3 years already teaching zoology and anatomy).

To continue the trend of the past few years, I’m digging through my homeschool chemistry pinterest board, and gathering resources from friends to share the ULTIMATE HOMESCHOOL CHEMISTRY INSPIRATION!  Yes, I felt like shouting, I might have even added a bit of maniacal laughter.

 

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We will be using CKE Chemistry* as our spine for our explorations this coming year, and if you keep going to the end you’ll find a giveaway of that awesome resource.  So, I will be organizing this Ultimate Homeschool Chemistry list the same way the curriculum is organized.

Before I go any further, I’ve got almost 100 ideas on my chemistry board, for all ages of chemistry lovers to try out.

Future Ticia 2024 is going through and deleting a bunch of these links as many of these blogs are no longer functioning. So what were once impressive groups may devolve down to a single link until I figure out what I want to do with the section.

Basics of Chemistry ideas

 Oh wow, this entire section is gone. One blog is just gone, and the other is now private. So that gives you an idea of how this is going to go.

Atoms and Molecules ideas

This is an area lots of people have ideas for, so I’m going to divide it further

Build an atom model

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I haven’t updated this post yet, and I just don’t have the bandwidth right now to update these pictures, so mental note to fix this later

 

Learning the Periodic table

 

The Nature of Chemistry

Chemical Reactions demonstrations

 

Baking Soda and Vinegar Experiments

I include this video as further proof my experiments don’t always go right (though that particular failure came from our lesson on China and gunpowder when they were in preschool).

 

States of Matter

  

Organic Chemistry

 

Some more homeschool chemistry ideas that don’t fit in with the units

 

 


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4 responses to “Ultimate Guide to homeschool Chemistry for Middle School”

  1. Ooh, this is an awesome resource. One of these days we will return to chemistry too!

  2. My oldest LOVES chem so this is a perfect post for us. I’m pinning so that I can refer to it over and over again! Thank you!

  3. What a fun list of experiments! Thanks for including ours!

  4. I love chemistry experiments! Looks like you will have a fun year!

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