A Tarsia (tessellating tiles) puzzles with the names and formula of some common (and less common) chemical compounds, with a helping of 'elements-beginning with C' for good measure.
Either you or they cut out the cards, and assemble them to make a hexagon by matching the name with the symbol.
Moderately evil, pretty engaging.
Either you or they cut out the cards, and assemble them to make a hexagon by matching the name with the symbol.
Moderately evil, pretty engaging.
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Made my top set year 7 work really hard. Just be aware, for the non-Chemists, Arsole is a real compound C4H5As. Caused great hilarity in my group and a slight panic in me. :-)
This is brilliant - thank you. Perfect for my keen year 8s.
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