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Extra details to jazz up your mole: • add a tail • add whiskers • add eyes • somehow incorporate 6.02 x 1023 on your mole • use a fabric or modify the pattern to make an element themed mole • dress your mole up in a mole lab coat
Make-A-Mole. Using the pattern provided, construct a mole for 5 bonus points! Make your mole unique by accessorizing it and earn up to 10 points more. Remember moles must be appropriate to the school setting and your name must be on it. Creativity and humor is a plus!
A molecular mole represents a unit of measure that is a collection of 6.022 × 1023 particles. The dictionary defines this type of mole as “the amount of a substance that has a weight in grams equal to the substance’s molecular weight.” With this activity, you’ll have some fun and use your creativity to design your own mole. Although
Make-A-Mole PaHern. Introduction. What is a mole? Ask a chemist this question, and the answer might go on for hours. Use your creativity to design a mole mascot-a small stuffed animal that will remind you of why the mole concept is so important in chemistry. Concept. • Mole. Materials. Eyes, 2 Fabric or felt (for body and feet)*
An explanation of what a mole is and how it relates to chemistry. Examples of moles created in previous years: Steve Yzer-mole; Spider Mole; Einstein mole; Lone Ranger mole; Mickey Mole; Su-mole wrestler; Fairy mole; and many others!!
Links for Research Paper Topic Ideas. National Science Foundation. Chemistry News. Chemistry TImes.
One of the most popular activites is to have our students make a stuffed mole and write a story about their mole. Sometimes we require that they include science and/or chemistry facts In the story. Other times we have the students perform puppet shows using their stuffed moles.
