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Activities

• from ACS
  Each assignment contains videos, images, and questions keyed to the ACS Middle School curriculum. Users can copy any of the Google Forms to their Google Drive to edit and use.
• from Journal of Chemical Education
  ACS Publications and the ACS Division of Chemical Education share a free collection of resources for online delivery.
• from Journal of Chemical Education
  ACS Publications and the ACS Division of Chemical Education share a free collection of resources for online delivery.

• from AACT
  A collection of all the simulations created by the American Association of Chemistry Teachers. Several new simulations are added each year. Every simulation is open for teachers and students to access.
• from AACT
  Each animation in this series can be used to help students make connections between macroscopic observations and the particulate phenomena that explain them. To view an Animation, click the Animation’s title. AACT Teacher Members can share Animations with students for 7 days by generating a Student Pass.
• from University of Colorado Boulder
  Chemistry-based simulations, some translated into different languages. Search by subject and grade level.
• from California State University
  Descriptions and links to a large number of chemistry simulations, with peer review ratings and comments, and information on appropriate grade levels.
• from CK-12
  A collection of simulations that cover topics like average atomic mass, solubility with rock candy, and freezing point depression with road salt.

• from ChemReaX
  Each of these virtual lab exercises focuses on a specific chemistry topic and requires students to perform multiple simulations in ChemReaX. Students may also have to perform additional calculations and analysis using the data collected from simulations.

• from Journal of Chemical Education
  Authors report on a study with high school chemistry students using virtual lab investigations, in a 2018 issue of the Journal of Chemical Education.