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Color Domino: Gamifying Intramolecular Forces of Attraction

Activity Overview

Color Domino is a collaborative recall activity designed to help Grade 10 students recall their prior knowledge of intramolecular forces of attraction before exploring the concept of intermolecular forces. Using Keynote, students are presented with dual-colored domino tiles containing different ions. As they connect tiles by matching colors, they are encouraged to identify patterns and explain why certain ions share the same color.


Grade Level: Grade 10

Subject: Science


Apple Tool: Keynote

 

Student Instructions

  1. Form groups of five members.
  2. Connect the domino tiles by matching their colored ends.
  3. Once all tiles have been connected, proceed to the activity sheet on the next slide.
  4. Observe the pairs of ions on each tile and discuss possible reasons why certain ions share the same color.
  5. Collaboratively answer the guide questions and justify your group's reasoning.

 


Impact on Learning

This activity strengthens students' ability to recall and apply previously learned concepts related to intramolecular forces of attraction. The activity serves as a bridge between previously acquired knowledge and the upcoming lesson on intermolecular forces, helping students build a stronger conceptual foundation. Additionally, the use of visual cues and peer interaction promotes deeper understanding, encourages scientific reasoning, and increases student engagement in the learning process.

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