Millions of years ago, back when the earth was new, I started teaching chemistry. It wasn’t long before I realized that I had a knack for writing chemistry resources, and after a couple of years I put together a book of my favorite labs. Incidentally, the book starts with a number rather than a letter because early search engines sometimes ranked results alphabetically.
In any case, I still use these labs and other people seem to like them, too. You can download the book at the link below. For free!
Download – 24 Lessons That Rocked The World
Obligatory disclaimers: You agree to…
- Be safe at all times, making sure that students wear goggles and all other appropriate safety gear.
- Keep your lab clean, tidy, and functional.
- Keep your emergency equipment functional and understand how to use it.
- Inform your students about good lab practices.
- And, most importantly… Take responsibility for anything bad that happens, holding Ian Guch harmless for any negative outcomes including (but not limited to) injury, death, property damage, emotional/psychological damage, and failure to learn stuff. As the teacher, you agree to be solely responsible for that stuff.
The Cavalcade o' Teaching 