Brief suggestions are given on the following topics of interest to chemistry teachers: rate of reaction anaologies, a buffer effect demonstration on the overhead projector, and a year-end activity in general chemistry based on the student's laboratory skills. (BB)

Presents abstracts and summaries of articles that have appeared in recent issues of science teaching publications, appropriate for use in secondary school chemistry classrooms. (CS)

Reviews classroom teaching ideas including burning sugar cube experiments, science library reference materials, and growing salt crystals. (SL)

Discusses building memory ability, Agatha Christie's and Sherlock Holmes' chemical abilities, and excerpts from now unpublished laboratory manuals. (SL)

Presents few ideas and tips on demonstrations for secondary school teachers; the concept of one part per billion, the running flame tests, models of atoms and molecules. Supplies the names of some useful high school science books. (GA)

This article is an attempt to communicate to chemistry teachers some of the benefits they may obtain through the use of ERIC materials when planning chemistry lessons. A general description of ERIC and its services are included. Specific examples of ERIC materials related to high school chemistry are discussed. (Author/DS)