Covering acids, bases and pH across 15 Grade 11 Science resources, this Alberta chemistry bundle brings together 75 learning stations, with 5 stations in each resource. Teachers can choose a set for a particular lesson, revisit calculations that need more practice, or bring several connected topics together for unit review. The collection moves from acid strength and ion concentration to equilibrium, buffers, neutralization and titration.

🧪 What's Included

All 15 resources are organized below by their main chemistry focus. Each contains 5 learning stations.

Acid and Base Properties
• Strong and weak acids and bases — compare acid and base strength and behaviour.
• Acid strength — examine how chemical structure relates to acidity.
• Polyprotic acids — explore acids that can donate more than one proton.
• Degree of dissociation — investigate how extensively acids and bases dissociate.

pH and Chemical Equilibrium
• pH and ion concentration — connect ion concentrations with pH calculations.
• Acid-base equilibrium — examine equilibrium relationships in acid-base systems.
• Water chemistry cases — apply pH concepts to water chemistry situations.
• Environmental chemistry — consider acids, bases and pH in environmental contexts.

Neutralization and Titration
• Neutralization stoichiometry — work with quantitative acid-base reactions.
• Titration calculations — practise calculations involving titration data.
• Titration curves — interpret pH changes during titration.
• Acid-base indicators — examine indicator selection and colour changes.

Buffers and Their Behaviour
• Acid-base buffers — investigate how buffer systems resist pH changes.
• Buffer capacity — examine the limits of a buffer's ability to resist pH change.
• Henderson-Hasselbalch equation — apply the equation to buffer calculations.

📘 Topics Covered

• Acid and base strength, dissociation and polyprotic systems
• pH calculations and hydrogen ion concentration
• Acid-base equilibrium and neutralization stoichiometry
• Titration curves, calculations and indicator selection
• Buffer solutions, buffer capacity and the Henderson-Hasselbalch equation
• Water chemistry and environmental applications of pH

👩‍🏫 How Teachers Can Use It

These Grade 11 chemistry learning stations can be used in small-group rotations when introducing or revisiting a particular concept. For example, the ion concentration stations can follow a pH lesson, while titration calculations and curves can be revisited together once students have worked through both topics.

For review, pull out stations from different resources to revisit earlier ideas alongside newer material. The Alberta Grade 11 Science context also makes the collection useful when planning a connected sequence of acid-base chemistry lessons without searching for a separate station activity for every topic.

💰 Bundle Savings

The complete acids, bases and pH learning stations bundle costs $48, compared with $60 when the 15 resources are purchased separately. That's a saving of $12, or 20%.

For that price, you receive all 75 stations across the 15 topics. Keeping the resources together makes it easier to select practice for the lesson you're teaching and return to related chemistry concepts when students need another look.