Structured worksheet guiding students on the construction of dot and cross diagrams to represent the covalent bonding in simple covalent molecules. Resource includes: step by step guide to drawing dot and cross diagrams worked examples for single covalent bonds (fluorine, F2) and multiple covalent bonds (carbon dioxide, CO2) structured activities for students to complete for drawing dot and cross diagrams for: hydrogen, hydrogen bromide, chlorine, methane, ammonia, water, oxygen, nitrogen, ethane, etc… additional worksheet for added challenge of unfamiliar compounds: silane (SiH4), hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and carbon disulfide (CS2) Differentiation: alternate scaffolded versions of each worksheet included (with electron shells/molecule shapes already sketched out - student just need to add electrons) Light and dark grey versions included (colour of electron shells) to assist with printing. TERMS OF USE This product is to be used by the original purchaser only – use this resource in your own classroom, with your students, or for your own personal use. Providing this resource to another teacher, department or school (via email/hard copy/cloud based services/website, etc.) is prohibited – you may buy additional licenses for others to use this product (one for each user) at a discount. This resource may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view.