Atom stations

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this activity, students will be able to describe the structure of atoms, including the masses, electrical charges, and locations of protons, neutrons, and electrons and identify that protons determine an element’s identity. The distance learning version includes a Google Form answer sheet.

Distance Learning - Includes new Station Lab version 2.0

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  The station labs now include files for your remote learning environments such as Google Classroom, MS Teams, Schoology, and Canvas.
  
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  NEW! - Version 2.0 allows students to respond directly in the document (PPT that can be uploaded to any LMS)
  
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  Version 2.0 station labs allow students to manipulate all of the stations without the need for any supplies.
  
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  Version 1 allows students to use an online answer sheet (using Google Forms) for every Station Lab.
  
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  Distance learning directions PPT and video tutorial
  
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  PDF of each on-level Station Lab without the answer key (can be sent to students)
  
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  PDF of each modified-reading Station Lab without the answer key (can be sent to students)
  
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  PDF of each Student Answer Sheet, rotated vertically, for those who cannot access Google Forms
  
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  The FREE Kesler Science Station Lab Start-Up Guide is available to help you learn more about how to use this lab safety activity in the classroom.
  

The paper and digital versions of the station labs will vary some. Many options are provided to meet the needs of your students, whether they are in the class or working remotely.