Teaching quantum numbers can be hard, but it doesn’t have to be. Toss aside your boring textbook and you’ll find an easy to teach and easy to learn method right here.

Get simple, step by step instructions on how to teach students to find the quantum numbers of carbon. Students will love how fun and easy this method is.

Are you looking for a fun, no prep demonstration or activity for your high school chemistry students to learn the meaning of quantum numbers? Students will think you are a genius magician after this activity.

After playing this game, students will be able to show you they understand how to write an electron configuration. Not only that, but high school chemistry students get lots of practice in during this activity.

If you are looking for a fun analogy that keeps high school students interested while you teach them electron configuration, you’re in the right place. A race car will help students start off and keep going in the right direction.

What is the difference in a shell, subshells, and orbital? While many things related to quantum chemistry can be confusing, consider using these illustrations to make explaining this to your high school students easy.

If you think quantum chemistry is boring to teach, then you’ve never seen these worksheets. They are fun, creative, and make teaching spdf, quantum numbers, shells, and subshells - easy.