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Crash Course Chemistry Complete YouTube Video Lesson Bundle | Episodes #1-#46Teach the full Crash Course Chemistry sequence with one complete no prep video lesson bundle covering episodes #1 #46. This bundle gives students structured support for atomic structure, the periodic table, stoichiometry, solutions, reaction types, gas laws, thermochemistry, bonding, equilibrium, pH, buffers, kinetics, nuclear chemistry, organic chemistry, polymers, and the global carbon cycle. Each lesson is designed to keep students accountable
Teach the full Crash Course Chemistry sequence with one complete no-prep video lesson bundle covering episodes #1-#46. This bundle gives students structured support for atomic structure, the periodic table, stoichiometry, solutions, reaction types, gas laws, thermochemistry, bonding, equilibrium, pH, buffers, kinetics, nuclear chemistry, organic chemistry, polymers, and the global carbon cycle.
Each lesson is designed to keep students accountable during the video while supporting chemistry vocabulary, evidence-based thinking, short written responses, and accessible multiple-choice assessment. Use the full bundle across a chemistry course, as a unit-by-unit supplement, or as a ready-to-use library for sub plans, review days, flipped lessons, absent-student makeup work, and NGSS-aligned science literacy practice.
Try the free sample first: #1 The Nucleus | Crash Course Chemistry YouTube Video Lesson.
Prefer smaller sets? You can also purchase the three 15-episode sets separately:
- Crash Course Chemistry #2-#16 | Periodic Table, Stoichiometry & Gas Laws
- Crash Course Chemistry #17-#31 | Thermochemistry, Bonding, Equilibrium & pH
- Crash Course Chemistry #32-#46 | Kinetics, Nuclear Chemistry & Organic Chemistry
Browse the full collection: Crash Course Chemistry Video Lessons Collection.
Classroom Use at a Glance
- Best for: Grades 8-12 chemistry, physical science, NGSS review, science literacy, sub plans, flipped lessons, and guided video lessons
- Use cases: full chemistry course support, unit review, absent-student makeup work, emergency sub plans, enrichment, remediation, Google Classroom assignments, and end-of-unit review
- Key themes: atomic structure, periodic table, stoichiometry, chemical reactions, solutions, gas laws, thermochemistry, bonding, equilibrium, acids and bases, kinetics, nuclear chemistry, organic chemistry, polymers, and the carbon cycle
- Differentiation: students can complete written video guides or use the 10-question multiple-choice quizzes as alternate assessments
- Time needed: video runtime plus about 20-45 minutes per episode for discussion, written responses, and assessment
- Formats included: printable worksheets, Google Slides/PPTX files, Google Forms quizzes, teacher guides, answer keys, standards alignment, and Google Classroom link PDFs
What’s Included
- 46 Crash Course Chemistry guided video lessons
- Student worksheets with short-answer questions
- End-of-video reflection and challenge questions
- 10-question multiple-choice quiz for each episode
- Google Forms compatible quiz options
- Teacher guide and lesson plan for each episode
- Worksheet and quiz answer keys
- NGSS and CCSS science literacy alignment
- Printable worksheet options
- Google Slides/PPTX options
- Google Classroom link PDFs
Sets Included
- #1 Free Sample: The Nucleus
- #2-#16: Unit Conversion, Significant Figures, Periodic Table, Electrons, Stoichiometry, Solutions, Reactions, and Gas Laws
- #17-#31: Thermochemistry, Chemical Bonding, Molecular Structure, Equilibrium, pH, pOH, and Buffers
- #32-#46: Kinetics, Solids, Electrochemistry, Nuclear Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Polymers, and the Global Carbon Cycle
NGSS Standards Supported
- HS-PS1-1: atomic structure, periodic table patterns, and bonding foundations
- HS-PS1-2: chemical reaction patterns and reaction outcomes
- HS-PS1-3: structure-property relationships, particle-level forces, materials, bonding, and molecular structure
- HS-PS1-4: energy changes in chemical reactions and bond-energy reasoning
- HS-PS1-5: factors that affect reaction rates and kinetics
- HS-PS1-6: equilibrium systems and response to changing conditions
- HS-PS1-7: conservation of atoms and mass in chemical reactions
- HS-PS1-8: nuclear processes, fusion, fission, and changes in nuclear binding energy
- HS-PS3-1: mathematical models for gas-law relationships
- HS-PS3-4: thermal energy transfer and calorimetry support
- HS-ESS2-6: carbon cycling through Earth systems
- HS-LS2-5: photosynthesis, respiration, and carbon cycling through ecosystems
- NGSS Science and Engineering Practices: using mathematics and computational thinking; developing and using models; planning and carrying out investigations; obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information
Flexible Lesson Pacing
- 20-Minute Quick Clip: best for bell-ringers, short review blocks, early finisher work, or sub plans
- 30-Minute Flexible Mini-Lesson: best for teachers who want the full short-answer guide while keeping the lesson compact
- 45-Minute Full Mini-Lesson: best for classes that need guided discussion, vocabulary support, problem-solving support, and in-class writing time
Skills Addressed
- Use chemistry vocabulary in context
- Explain atomic structure and periodic table patterns
- Interpret chemical reactions, stoichiometry, and conservation of matter
- Use mathematical models for gas laws, pH, pOH, and chemistry relationships
- Connect molecular structure to properties of materials
- Explain thermochemistry, calorimetry, and energy transfer
- Reason about equilibrium, acids, bases, and buffers
- Identify organic chemistry patterns and functional groups
- Explain nuclear chemistry, polymers, and the carbon cycle
- Support answers with evidence from the video
- Practice science literacy, academic discussion, and concise written explanation
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use this as a sub plan?
Yes. Each lesson includes structured student questions, answer keys, pacing options, and a multiple-choice quiz, so the bundle works well for planned lessons, review, flipped instruction, or emergency sub plans.
Does this include digital versions?
Yes. The bundle includes Google Classroom-friendly materials, including Google Slides/PPTX options and Google Forms compatible quizzes.
Is there an answer key?
Yes. Each episode includes worksheet answers and a multiple-choice quiz answer key.
Do I have to use the episodes in order?
No. You can use the full sequence or select individual lessons that match your current unit.
Videos are not included. This product provides classroom-ready materials to use with the Crash Course Chemistry YouTube videos.
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I enjoy a dark roast and this really improved the flavor of my usual brand of coffee. The only thing that concerns me is the beaker is made of pretty thin glass. I'm wondering if thicker glass would also help to keep the brew hot as I make enough for two cups. Overall, I'm really happy to have found this.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 19, 2023
★★★★★ 5
Durable glass coffee container, nice to use
Previously, we were using an old metal coffee can to store our coffee. The problem is that because it was not transparent, we found ourselves frequently running out of coffee. Out of sight, out of mind.
This glass container lets us see how much coffee we have left, but the fact that the glass bottom didn't appear to be reinforced had concerned me somewhat, particularly because our kitchen counter is hard ceramic tile.
Well, it seems that these glass containers are made of borosilicate glass, which is a special glass made with boron that has superior strength and durability. Apparently, borosilicate glass is made at a higher temperature, and slowly cooled to room temperature in a process called annealing. Annealing involves controlled cooling to relieve internal stresses and improve the strength and durability of the glassware. Still, I wish that the base of the glass container was thicker, like most bottles and jars.
The lid fits on snug and airtight, and there is a button on top that you can push to pump out air and create a vacuum seal. I cannot comment on the worth of this nifty aspect, as the taste of our coffee has not noticeably changed after we began storing our beans in this container.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2024
★★★★★ 4
High quality
Bottom line - highly quality vacuum container - would recommend for use with products that are not used daily.
Ordered this for use to store my whole coffee beans. The product appears well crafted and the glass is high quality. After washing and drying the product, I loaded it up with a pound of coffee and this sealed extremely well. It is pretty much impossible to remove the lid without using the release to break the vacuum.
However, after using this for a few days I started to feel like it was a little more work than I wanted to do on a daily basis. It seems to take a while until the button stayed down at the recommend level - I'd rather just push a button once, slid the lid on and release to seal the container than have to push the button 30-40 times to get a vacuum seal.
If you stock up on coffee when there is a good sale, I still wouldn't recommend this for longer term coffee storage, simply because it is a clear container - coffee slowly degrades when exposed to light so it should be an opaque material. I am now using this to store my ground corn (polenta) to ensure it stays fresh and keeps any bugs out that may get into the pantry - after one experience with pantry moths, I don't take chances and now put all my grain in good quality containers. Since I only make polenta about once a month, I don't mind the time/effort it takes to reseal.
Overall, this seems to be a well crafted and high quality product. However, it does seem to be a little on the expensive side for what you get and just didn't work out for me (as originally intended). Fortunately, I did find a good use for it.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2024
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I have tried so many ways of keeping my coffee beans fresh. This cannister is the winner! It is a very high quality container made of Borosilicate Glass which has provided me the protection I need in order to maintain freshness. I am happy, beyond description, with how well this works! The wide mouth allows easy access to the beans until the last is used. And when it is time to clean it, I can easily wipe it out as well as put it in the dishwasher since it is also dish washer safe. I will consider getting a second one for storing other items that I want to keep fresh as well as visible (like cookies, etc).
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
★★★★★ 5
For serious coffee connoisseurs
I got this coffee canister because I know that my coffee connoisseur, son will be staying at our home for a few months this spring. He invests in very good quality coffee beans and grinds his portions as needed. I know that this glass vacuum type jar will do the trick in keeping the beans fresh so that the oils don't dry out. My husband and I use a flip top hinged canister for our more regular grind and the speed at which my husband drinks coffee means that it's usually quite fresh without the vacuum additional feature. I would caution that it took a hot minute to figure out how it work and wasn't easy to get open the first time outta the blocks. Read the instructions so you get familiar with home the air is extracted and how to release the pressure to open the canister.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2024