Looking for more ways to celebrate #CCEW ? We compiled a list of lessons, videos, labs, and articles for all grade bands -- including brand-new resources from our lesson plan contest winners Isabella Liu and Jennifer Smith! brnw.ch/21wJ8zD

Looking for an activity to celebrate #CCEW ? Try this one! Students will model the electron movement in a rechargeable lithium-ion battery that is found in a cellphone. This model will include understanding the mechanisms of charging and discharging. brnw.ch/21wJ5VB

This #ChemMatters article explores the lithium rush. Students can discover how this sought-after element powers the batteries of today and tomorrow. They'll also learn the environmental impact and alternatives shaping the future of energy storage. #CCEW brnw.ch/21wJ3Km

It's officially #CCEW ! Be sure to check out the educational resources to celebrate this year's theme in your classroom: brnw.ch/21wJ1Wc

This #ChemistryinPictures is a snapshot of the classic demonstration of the single displacement reaction of Cu and AgNO₃. brnw.ch/21wIZrE

#DYK that AACT members have access to a wide range of #resources , #networking opportunities, & professional development initiatives that can enhance their #chemistry education journey. Learn more & become an #AACT member today at brnw.ch/21wIXnW #ChemTeacher

Our April Resources of the Month are a great way to celebrate #CCEW and #EarthMonth in your classroom!

ES: Reuse, Reduce and Recycle! brnw.ch/21wIWZ5

MS: What's in a Battery? brnw.ch/21wIWZ8

HS: Recycling Copper from E-Waste brnw.ch/21wIWZ7

Last chance to self-nominate yourself for a position on our Governing Board! Get involved this upcoming school year by serving in a leadership role with us.

Learn more about the positions and submit your self-nomination: brnw.ch/21wIUAe

#iteachchem #chemchat

Join us TONIGHT to learn common questions from teachers about covalent bonding. You'll gain approaches to help teachers and students make sense of this secretly challenging topic. brnw.ch/21wIRYY

We're so excited for #CCEW next week! Your students can prepare for this year's theme, Get a Charge out of Chemistry, by learning how the battery got its name in this #ChemMatters article! brnw.ch/21wIPQb

Looking forward to #WorldQuantumDay 2024! We will be sharing info on activities, lessons, and quantum careers starting Monday and during the coming weeks. AAPT National Science Teaching Association CS Teachers Association (CSTA) AACT Optica ⚛️🎉

Join us next week to learn common questions from teachers about covalent bonding. You'll gain approaches to help teachers and students make sense of this secretly challenging topic. brnw.ch/21wILBj

Have a good idea to teach the chemistry of photography and imaging? Share your idea with us and apply to join our Content Writing Team! All AACT members who are K–12 teachers of #chemistry are eligible to apply and will earn $600 if selected. brnw.ch/21wIJ4H

The application for our Teacher of the Year Award is still open! Winners will receive a $1,000 cash prize and a complimentary AACT membership renewal. #iteachchem brnw.ch/21wIH5v

Join us on Thursday to hear from an ELA and science teacher who will talk about using ChatGPT in the classroom. Participants will learn exactly what ChatGPT is, how to access it and how to use it to help assist with instructional tasks in the classroom. brnw.ch/21wIEBT

The #ChemMatters #OpenForDiscussion asks what role can chemists and engineers play in balancing the needs and wants of society with the finite resources of the Earth? #CCEW brnw.ch/21wICpR

Meet our April Member Spotlight, Sarah English! brnw.ch/21wIy4X

Get more involved with AACT! Self-nominations are now open for the following positions: President-Elect, High School Ambassador, Middle School Ambassador, Elementary School Ambassador

Learn more about the positions and submit your self-nomination: brnw.ch/21wIvWn

Excited about the solar eclipse next week on April 8? So are we! Take your class outside to enjoy the eclipse with these sun-focused classroom resources. brnw.ch/21wItwc

Note: When completing these activities, do not look directly at the sun.

Reminder that our next webinar is on Thursday! Join two current chemistry teachers for a Q&A. They'll share a little bit about themselves and their teaching backgrounds and answer any teaching questions you have! brnw.ch/21wIrk6

(Please note this will not be recorded.)