Description

Want your students to have better note-taking skills? These guided notes are a great training tool for your Chemistry students. They’re ready to print, or you can edit them to add or delete content, allowing for differentiation to any ability level. The PowerPoint and Cornell notes provided in this resource include topics such as organization of the periodic table, periodic trends, properties and naming of ionic and covalent compounds.

NOTE: These resources are also included in my Full-Year Chemistry Curriculum.

What’s included:

• 50 EDITABLE PowerPoint slides (colorful and fully animated)
• 6 EDITABLE Cornell Notes pages (fill-in-the-blank and completed versions)

Each notepage perfectly corresponds to the PowerPoint to make note-taking a breeze!

Topics addressed: history and organization of the periodic table, periodic trends (atomic radius, electronegativity, electron affinity, ionization energy), ions, properties of ionic compounds, ionic nomenclature, properties of covalent compounds, molecular/covalent nomenclature

What are Cornell notes?

Cornell notes consist of 1 page separated into 3 sections. A left-hand column provides major ideas and essential questions, while the large right-hand section is for detailed notes. A third section is found at the bottom of the page for summarizing the notes.

Why should you use the Cornell note-taking method?

Cornell notes are organized and efficient. They help students easily pick out important ideas for any topic. They also make studying easier because students can use the left column of questions as a self-quiz.

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