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No. 01
PLATFORM
PLATFORM
Chem Cash
A full classroom economy — student jobs, banking, and rewards that keep my room running all year.
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Chemistry · Code · Classroom
Better living through chemistry & code.
I'm a high school chemistry teacher and computational chemistry PhD who builds the apps, games, and resources I always wished my classroom had.
PhD Computational Chemistry
12+ yrs in the high school lab
18+ yrs teaching overall
Coding Creations
Apps & games, straight from the lab.
Every one of these started as a classroom problem. Each card works like an element tile — tap Launch to try it.
Bh
No. 02
GAME
GAME
Bond Hook
A swing-physics minigame that teaches ionic, covalent, and metallic bonding — one grapple at a time.
Launch →Lw
No. 03
TOOL
TOOL
Lewis·Lab
A mobile-first Lewis structure builder with octet checking, formal charges, and shareable save codes.
Launch →Cd
No. 04
TOOL
TOOL
Chem Deck
A single-file HTML slide engine built for chemistry class — reaction layouts, CER frames, no Google Slides required.
Launch →Pe
No. 05
GAME
GAME
Periodic Escape
Grapple your way across a scrolling periodic table where every element is both an answer and a hook point.
Launch →Dx
No. 06
UTILITY
UTILITY
Deadline Docket
A rules-based deadline calculator for legal calendaring — proof these skills travel outside the science wing.
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Teaching Resources
Take what works. It's all on Drive.
Slide decks, labs, and classroom systems from 12+ years of high school chemistry — free to copy, adapt, and use with your own students.
Slides
Unit Slide Decks
Full-year chemistry decks with objectives, demos, and checks for understanding built in.
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Labs
Labs & Activities
Hands-on labs and practice activities, formatted and ready to print or post.
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First Week
Icebreakers & Procedures
Day-one mixers, seating systems, and the procedures deck that sets up the whole year.
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Systems
Chem Cash Starter Kit
Job descriptions, welcome letters, and everything you need to launch a classroom economy.
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About
From simulations to stoichiometry.
I earned my PhD in computational chemistry modeling molecules with code — then discovered the reaction I liked best happens in a classroom. For over twelve years I've taught high school chemistry, and for over eighteen I've been teaching in one form or another.
These days I split my energy between the lab bench and the keyboard: building games that make bonding intuitive, tools that replace clunky software, and systems that make a classroom hum. If it makes chemistry click for a student, it ships.
PhD Computational chemistry — molecules by machine
18+ Years teaching, in and out of the classroom
12+ Years of high school chemistry
Now Building the chem classroom of the future