Hi Everyone!
I am currently a grade 12 student at my local high school, and I head a chemistry club of sorts. The club preps for the Canadian chemistry olympiad, tutors people in the subject, and we also do occasional demos.
The problem with the demos is that our school board is really tight on chemistry activities, and so all my proposed activities go through a long and arduous process to get approved, and this results in a really non-active club.
Recently, I proposed to the club that we do some "interesting group activities", whereby we get the club members to play some fun group games that would hopefully teach some fundamental concepts about chemistry.
So that's where I got stuck. It sounds like a good idea, and many club members welcomed it, but I am unable to think up or find any of such activities. If anyone can help me out in that respect, I would deeply appreciate it!
So to summarize: I am looking for an activity for a group that is fun and interactive, while teaching some concepts about chemistry. Nothing overly complicated please.
Thanks for reading!
Tiange