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Materials a teacher can use on Monday

Most classroom material about science is written either for specialists or for nobody in particular. It assumes equipment a school may not have, background a student may not have, or preparation time a teacher certainly does not have.

We start from those constraints. Every worksheet prints in black and white, works without a device, and can be taught by someone who is not a subject specialist. Each packet names its standards, its running time, and what it assumes students already know.

Teacher running a chemistry demonstration for students

High school chemistry, four full years

One hundred and forty-four weeks of classroom-ready chemistry across Grades 9 to 12. Every week ships a student worksheet, a competition problem set, and a curiosity reading. Grades 9 and 10 released 26 July 2026, Grades 11 and 12 released 28 July 2026, both at version 1.0.0.

Free to download. Permission required to adapt or redistribute. These materials are all rights reserved. Download and classroom use through normal access is permitted. Copying beyond normal access, redistribution, adaptation, commercial use, and derivative works require prior written permission. Write to info@cheairesearch.com.

Three pathways through every topic

Notebook, pencils, and drawing tools laid out on a desk Core

Student worksheet

The main packet. Quick checks, guided application, and extended reasoning, with answer space built in. Prints in black and white, roughly 95 minutes of work.

Equations written on a whiteboard Competition

Competition corner

Harder problems for students who want them, written in the style of olympiad and contest questions but tied to the same week's topic.

Two students studying together at a table Curiosity

Curiosity reading

A short read that puts the week's chemistry somewhere real. No prerequisites, no problem set, meant for students who ask why this matters.

Built to a standard, not just written

Standards mapped

Every packet carries its NGSS standards, science practices, and crosscutting concepts in machine-readable metadata.

Accessibility considered

Text-only alternatives for visuals, sentence frames, prefilled data tables, and printed dataset alternatives where a lab is not possible.

Audited before release

Numeric, conceptual, safety, accessibility, and render audits, with checksums recorded for every file in the release.

Children running a science experiment in a classroom