The first part of this curriculum guide for a college-level general chemistry course includes: (1) a list of 28 lectures/lessons with topic titles and content divisions; (2) behavioral objectives related to specific lessons; (3) a list of laboratory activities and objectives; (4) a course overview and syllabus for spring semester 1981; and (5) a class schedule organized by week, lecture number, and lecture title. The major portion of the guide is devoted to individual lessons, including for each lesson: lesson number; title; instructional time; behavioral objectives (with pertinent conditions and performance criteria); student and instructor references and materials/equipment; detailed lecture outline; student activities; notes on application of lesson material to other areas, summary, evaluation, and homework; and handouts and student assignments such as an introduction to the periodic table following Lesson 5. General topics related to lessons include: fundamental concepts of chemistry (Lesson 1); structure of the atom and properties of matter (Lessons 2-5); chemical bonding (Lessons 6-7); conservation of mass and related problems (Lessons 11-14); balancing of chemical equations (Lessons 15-19); chemical states (Lesson 23); and acids/bases (Lesson 26). Other lessons provide information for examination reviews. Copies of examinations are also included. (JN)