Educator Evaluation Survey

You Be The Chemist^® Activity Guides: Lesson Plans for Making Chemistry Fun

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Was the Activity Guide content appropriate for students of your grade level(s)? Was there any level of adjustment that needed to be made? Please explain.

What impact do you think these resources had on your students’ chemistry learning?

Please rate the value of each segment of the lessons.

Space Cell	Very Valuable	Valuable	Somewhat Valuable	Not Valuable	Did Not Use
Materials List
Estimated Time
National Science Education Standards Crosslinks
Background
Formulas & Equations
Connect to the Challenge Links
Differentiation in the Classroom
Experimentation
Assessment/Goals
Modifications/Extensions
Real-World Applications
Activity Sheets
Highlighted Vocabulary

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Please rate the usefulness of each segment of the Activity Guide.

Space Cell	Very Useful	Useful	Somewhat Useful	Not Useful	Did Not Use
Importance of Measurement
Scientific Inquiry
Lesson Plans
Tips for Teaching STEM
Safety First
Content Topic Index
Lesson Plan Vocabulary
Review Game Suggestions & Content
Notable Chemists
Celebrate Chemistry All Year!

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Activity Guides for Grades K-4: Please rate how beneficial each lesson plan was for students' science understanding. Please rate only the Activity Guides that you have used.

Space Cell	Very beneficial	Somewhat beneficial	Not beneficial
“Ageless” Apples
The Air Around You
Blubber in Sea Mammals
Brown Bananas
Buoyant Butter
Capillary Carnations
Cleaning Pennies
Color Clouds
Crushing Bottles
Crystal Art
Density Totem
Dew Drops
Disappearing Sugar Cubes
Goofy Putty
The Great Divide
The Great Escape
The Great Ketchup Caper
Growing Soap
Hold the Salt
Iron in Cereal
Magnetic Metals
Marshmallow Launcher
The Moving Molecule Stomp
Mysterious Mixtures
Puffed Rice Fleas
Rubber Eggs
Seltzer Reaction Rates
Steamy Metals
Swimming Specks
Wacky Waxy Watercolors

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Activity Guides for Grades 5-8: Please rate how beneficial each lesson plan was for students' science understanding. Please rate only the Activity Guides that you have used.

Space Cell	Very beneficial	Somewhat beneficial	Not beneficial
“Ageless” Apples
Antigravity Water
Balloon in a Bottle
Balloon Rockets
Buoyant Butter
Capillary Carnations
Diaper Polymers
Disappearing Glass
Egg-Dye Solutions
Elephant Toothpaste
Exploding Bags
Floating Paper Clips
Fountain of Soda Pop
Goofy Putty
Grasping for Air
The Great Escape
Hold the Salt
Iron in Cereal
Liquid Rainbow
Lumpy Liquids
Marshmallow Launcher
Melting Ice with Salt
Milk Rainbow
The Moving Molecule Stomp
Mysterious Mixtures
Puffed Rice Fleas
Rubber Eggs
Rusting Wool
Separating Salt & Pepper
Sewer Leeches
Solid or Liquid?
T-shirt Tie-Dye
Wacky Waxy Watercolors

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Do you or your students have any additional comments about your experiences with the Activity Guides?

Are your students involved in the You Be The Chemist Challenge^® program? The YBTC Challenge is an interactive academic competition that engages grade 5‒8 students in learning about important chemistry and science concepts. If your students are not involved, would you like additional information about this program?

Are you interested in learning more about our free professional development workshop (You Be The Chemist^® Essential Elements) which helps educators effectively implement hands-on learning strategies in the classroom?

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