Dimensional Analysis, Factor Label Method, Mystery Worksheet Activity

This fun and engaging chemistry mystery has students converting imaginary units using dimensional analysis. They work together as a class to uncover clues about which student has caused a malfunction of the "Central Calibration Core!"

Students can be assigned student suspects. Answering the questions uncovers clues which help students to narrow down the list of suspects to a single culprit!

FEATURES

• Whole class activity or individual activity based on how you decide to print/distribute suspect cards.
• Students convert imaginary intergalactic units to make student truly practice dimensional analysis skills

WHAT'S INCLUDED?

• Teacher set up guide
• 3 page worksheet of chemistry questions students answer to uncover clues
• 4 pages of student suspect cards, totaling 36 student suspects
• Answer key

WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE 36 STUDENTS?

No worries! You can assign all the suspects out, allowing some of your students to represent more than one suspect.

You could also assign only one suspect per student, just make sure the that the culprit is assigned to a student in your classroom.

NOT SURE WHERE THIS FITS IN YOUR SCHOOL YEAR?

Check out my free chemistry curriculum outline for my suggestions!

This product by Kelsey Reavy is copyrighted for single classroom only. This product may not be resold and can be copied for personal use within a classroom only. If you have questions, please email kelsey@kelseyreavy.com © Kelsey Reavy

Please Note: This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped. After purchase, you’ll receive a link to download your files directly on the order confirmation page, and a download email will also be sent to you.