Share your Great Classroom Resource

AACT strives to provide teachers of chemistry with the best teaching resources. Most of the Classroom Resource Library is made up of content from great teachers who created and shared their own work. We need your help to keep the library growing. Submit a great lesson plan, demo, lab, project or activity to share with the community in the AACT Classroom Resource Library.

In order to submit a resource for publishing in the AACT Classroom Resource Library:

Please fill out this form completely.

Upload your resource document using the AACT Template. (There are directions included in the document as comments in the right-hand margin of this template—these should help guide you through completing the document. Additionally, you can reference this video for guidance.)

Your lesson plan document will be reviewed by AACT staff and we will contact you to inform you about the status of your resource. We may have follow-up questions/feedback and ask you to make edits to the document prior to publishing.

Please upload your resource document, using the AACT template as a Word file only.
Note: Multiple files can be uploaded. *

Please include any supplemental/supporting files (Answer keys, student handouts, etc.)
You may upload a Word document, PDF, or PowerPoint file. (Optional)

About You:

First name *

Last name *

E-mail address *

School: *

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I am a current AACT member.

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About your Resource:

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Type of resource *

Please briefly explain why you created this resource.

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Acknowledgement:
(must check all to proceed). *Copyright Guidelines Document* *

By checking this box, I certify that I am the author this classroom resource submission.

I grant permission to AACT, and by extension, the American Chemical Society, to publish this resource for use by teachers in the Classroom Resource Library.

I have reviewed and adhered to the Classroom Resource Copyright Guidelines.

Questions? Concerns? Contact AACT at aact@acs.org.

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