MolySym is an MIT start-up developing a digital manipulative for molecular modeling and visualization in high school chemistry classes. We are retooling the standard "ball and stick" molecular modeling kit by incorporating electronics, which enable it to interface with computer models, to create a hyper molecular modeling system. The digitally enhanced model provides a powerful, intuitive interface for manipulating the computer models, streamlining the interface between human intent, the physical model, and the computational activity. It allows chemistry to be taught better by providing more intuitive and powerful tools for investigating, interpreting, explaining, visualizing and discovering molecular phenomena. We were recently awarded a grant from the Department of Education to test the manipulative in the classroom and are in need of someone who can help us develop several lesson plans. This is a consulting opportunity that could lead to a full time position. In addition to a resume or CV, all interested applicants should propose at least one self-guided inquiry-based lesson plan (essentially a WebQuest) via email. A cover letter is not necessary. The proposals should include: * Overview * Standards * Content Objectives -- Students will know that ... * Process Objectives -- Students will be able to ... * Assessment Strategies