I need help with coming up with a chemistry monopoly game?

Question

my chemistry teacher wants me to come up with a chemistry verison of monoploy unless one is alrdy made so if there tell me where i can find it or help me think of stuff to put on the board. thnaks

Answer 1

Easy...substitute the properties for elements.. the more rare the element, the better the position on the board.

When going around the board, you buy a proton a neutron and an electron..once you have all three, the rent is really high.. 1 electron is one rent, 1 proton and an electron is equal to 2 houses, when you have all three,ie proton, neutron and electron, it's the same as a hotel. In the centre, instead of free parking, you have a double helix for design...

Sounds like fun.

Answer 2

Here's a usual brain stumper.

Question: What's H2o
(naturally they will say water. Then you ask:)
Question: Ok, what's H2o4 (when you really mean for)
The person will probably think in chemistry terms, then you say "Drinking" the for and 4 sound alike, they will be thinking 4 when you mean for. lol Trick question that's stumped a few.


Here is a URL to a free printable chemistry game. A bit different, but might give you some ideas.
http://www.geocities.com/andrewvecsey/game_of_chemistry_english.html

This is a shockwave game that might also give you some ideas.
http://www.shockwave.com/gamelanding/starchemistry.jsp

They have a board game on ebay that might be close to what you're looking for, not sure.
http://cgi.ebay.com/Chemistry-Science-Board-Game-Moleopoly_W0QQitemZ9511900684QQcmdZViewItem

Answer 3

i am not sure what the rules are for monopoly, but you can select a couple of groups from your periodic table, such as inert gases, halogens, metals and non metals perhaps, for the houses and such...maybe. The question cards you can use questions out of your textbook. The board game I have no clue how to intergrate the elements and questions in your book with the board. good luck!

Answer 4

hi; i like the assumption -- How some sport that teaches the periodic table. you have an enclosed board with the periodic table exhibiting purely the chemical symbols -- turn a coin onto the table so it lands on an elemental image. Then the participant gets factors for how lots they understand with regard to the element, atomic, quantity, isotopes, etc. one in all those sport might desire to even contain minutiae ... like who stumbled on the element the place the call got here from and the checklist is countless. ultimate of luck, bill

Answer 5

how do you play the periodic monoply

Answer 6

monoply.com