Middle School Chemistry Lesson Plans
Big Ideas about the very small
Simulations & Videos
Interactive animations help explain science concepts on the molecular level.
Periodic Table Elements 1-20
Videos, illustrations, and information about the first 20 elements of the periodic table.
*Part of Lesson 4.2
Download
Middle School Chemistry
Get all the lesson plans and student worksheets.
Storyline Approach
Elevate your Chemistry teaching with the Storyline Approach, using captivating narratives to enhance student engagement, contextual understanding, and critical thinking skills.
Hola!
We're Now Available In Spanish
El sitio web de Química de la Escuela Intermedia, incluyendo todas las lecciones, ahora está disponible en Español.
How To Use Middle School Chemistry
- Engage students
- Free
- Easy to follow
- Simple, inexpensive, and safe materials
Need more advice on using?
Investigations
Hands-on experiences designed to engage students and deepen their understanding of scientific concepts
Simulations & Videos
Interactive animations used in lesson plans to help students understand scientific concepts on the molecular level
Activity Sheets
Designed to guide students to record their observations, draw pictures, answer questions, and form conclusions
What Middle School Teachers Say About Us
I now have engaging activities that do not require a full lab, which I do not have. Not only that, the way it is presented is so easily followed. …This site is very linear and easy to follow.
Dan Smith
Public School Teacher
I really enjoy using these lessons with my students. They break down the information in a very understandable way. The hands-on activities are engaging and useful. My students are loving this, and so am I!
Jana Berman
Private School Teacher
We are homeschooling and his favorite subject is chemistry! … The most wonderful thing is to hear my son explain the concepts he has learned with his younger siblings.
Chaya Levitz
Homeschooling Parent
More Resources from the American Chemical Society
What is Middle School Chemistry?
Middleschoolchemistry.com was developed by the Office of K-8 Science in the Education Division of the American Chemical Society (ACS), one of the world’s largest scientific societies.
