Station Labs Benefits

  • Student-Led

    The station labs have been created to be student-led. Students will take ownership of the new content in ways which will increase their engagement.

  • Increased Content Retention

    Students are presented similar content through a variety of mediums which allows them to retain and understand more of the information.

  • Plug and Play

    The station labs use a framework that is easy to set up so that students can focus on what to learn rather than what to do. Easy prep!

Included With Every Lesson:

The following checklist outlines the documents and activities which are included with each station lab.

  • Four output stations included: Organize It, Illustrate It, Write It, Assess It

  • Four input stations included: Watch It, Explore It, Read It, Research It

  • Each station includes all of the signage, literature, resources, and task cards for the students to complete them independently or with a group.

  • Suggested answer key for the teacher

Course curriculum

  • 1
    Getting Started
    • What are the differences between station labs Version 1 and Version 2?
    • Station Labs Overview Version 2
    • Station Lab Signs
    • Editable Station Lab Cards
    • How to Locate Station Labs Version 2
  • 2
    Acids and Bases
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 3
    Atoms
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 4
    Balancing Chemical Equations
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 5
    Chemical Bonds
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 6
    Chemical Changes and Physical Changes
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 7
    Counting Atoms and Elements
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 8
    Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 9
    Metals, Nonmetals, and Metalloids
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 10
    Molecules
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 11
    Organic Compounds
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 12
    Periodic Table
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 13
    Properties of Water
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS
  • 14
    Solids Liquids and Gases
    • 2 Exploration > Station Lab v2 - Print Version PREVIEW
    • 2 Exploration > DOWNLOADS and DIRECTIONS

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