Chemistry

Class Schedule

 

 

Missed class? Have short, and long, term memory problems? Daydreaming during class? Here is what we did in class yesterday, today and tomorrow!

This Week:

Dates:

May 31 - July 4
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday ()   Memorial Day    
Tuesday (A) What are acids and bases?

What is pH?

How do titrations work?

In:
* What is an acid? Base?

Through:
1. Notes on Acids and Bases
2.Titration Lab

Out:
* The Lab Practical

Nothing Study for your final
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) Final Exams 4B then 3B    
Friday
(B)
Final Exams 2B, 1B and 4A    

Previous Weeks:

Dates:

May 24-28
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) Becoming a chemistry god!!! In:
* Assigned topic review

Through:
1. Gallery walk

Out:
* Questions and review work

Nothing 1. Complete review
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) Demonstrating my knowledge!! In:
* Intro to the Final

Through:
1. Take the final

Out:
*Chill out time

1. Review None
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
NO SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS TO SENIORS!!! HAVE A SAFE GRADUATION!!!    

 

Dates:

May 17-21
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we use Hess's Law to calculate energy changes? In:
*Review Problems

Through:
1. Go over HW and Lab
2. Notes on Hess's Law

Out:
* Sample Problems

1. Finish Labs

2. Calorimetry and Specific Heat WS

(HW CHECK SHEET)

1. Specific Heat Lab

2. Hess's Law WS

Tuesday (A) How cool is liquid nitrogen? In:
*Review Problems
*B day Seniors take their final

Through:
1. What is liquid nitrogen?
2. N2 Demos

Out:
*Review WS

1. Specific Heat Lab

2. Hess's Law WS

(HW CHECK SHEET)

1. Thermo Review WS
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) What is an acid?

What is a base?

In:
* Last minute questions?
* A day seniors take their final

Through:
1. Thermo Test

Out:
* Intro to acids and bases

1. Thermo Review WS

2. Unit 10 HW Sheets

1. Read/Notes pg 541-546

2. pH Prelab

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

May 10-14
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do we use PE diagrams to determine energy changes?

How do we use enthalpy values to determine energy changes?

In:
* Heat vs Temperature Demo: Who is brave enough?

Through:
1. Thermo Notes
2. Gun Cotton demo
3. Sample Problems

Out:
Tri-iodide demo

1. Heat WS
2. Hot and Cold Packs Reading
3. Class Notes Readings and questions

(HW CHECK SHEET)

1. Energy in Reactions WS

2. Heat capacity and specific heat reading/problems

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do we use calorimetry to determine energy content? In:
* Review Problem
* Go Over HW

Through:
1. Calorimetry Notes
2. Calorimetry and specific Heat Lab

Out:
* Complete Lab

1. Energy in Reactions WS

2. Heat capacity and specific heat reading/problems

(HW CHECK SHEET)

1. Finish Lab Calculations

2. Calorimetry and Specific Heat WS

Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do we use Hess's Law to calculate energy changes? In:
*Review Problems

Through:
1. Go over HW and Lab
2. Notes on Hess's Law

Out:
* Sample Problems

1. Finish Labs

2. Calorimetry and Specific Heat WS

(HW CHECK SHEET)

1. Specific Heat Lab

2. Hess's Law WS

 

Dates:

May 3-7
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) Solutions + Lab = Fun In:
* Review Problem

Through:
1. HW Check
2. Molarity of HCl Lab

Out:
* Complete Lab

1. Solution + Stoich WS

2. Prelab

UNIT 9 HW CHECK

1. Complete Lab

2. Colligative Properties Prelab

Tuesday (A) What are colligative properties?

How do they work?

In:
* Sample Question based on lab

Through:
1. Revise Labs and Collect Class Data. SAMPLE REPORT
2. Colligative Properties Prelab Discussion/Notes

Out:
* Colligative Properties Lab

1. Complete Lab (by end of period)

2. Colligative Properties Prelab

 

1. Colligative Properties and Review WS

1. Bring Your Text To Class Next Period

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) Master the Assessment In:
* Colligative Properties Demo

Through:
1. Solutions Test
2. Heat Capacity Reading
3. Hot and Cold Packs Reading

Out:
* Terms to know list

1. Colligative Properties and Review WS 1. Read/Notes pgs 382-395

2. Complete terms to know list.

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

April 26-30
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) What is molarity?

How do we calculate molarity?

In:
* Supersaturated Demo

Through:
1. Go over HW
2. Lemonade Anyone?
3. Notes on Molarity
4. Lemonade Anyone Calculations

Out:
*Dilutions

1. Read/ Supplemental Notes pgs 467- 470 top
AND 479-486

2. Solutbility Curves WS

UNIT 9 HW CHECK

 

1. Molarity/Dilution WS

 

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do we calculate dilution problems?

Stoichiometry + Solutions?

In:
* KI Clock Assessment

Through:
1. Go over HW
2. Stoich Notes

Out:
* Sample Problems

1. Molarity/Dilution WS

UNIT 9 HW CHECK

1. Solutions + Stoich WS

2. HCl Prelab

Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
Solutions + Lab = Fun In:
* Review Problem

Through:
1. HW Check
2. Molarity of HCl Lab

Out:
* Complete Lab

1. Solution + Stoich WS

2. Prelab

UNIT 9 HW CHECK

1. Complete Lab

2. Colligative Properties Prelab

 

Dates:

April 19-23
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we calculate percent yield? In:
* ACT Practice

Through:
1. Stoich Quiz
2. Percent Yield Notes

Out:
* Complete Lab

1. LR WS Even Numbers

UNIT 8 HW

1. Finish limiting reactant lab.

2. Percent Yield WS

Tuesday (A) Are we ready for the ACT? In:
* ACT Notes

Through:
1. Science ACT Practice Test

Out:
* One Last sample problem.

1. Limiting Reactant Lab

2. Percent Yield and Review WS

UNIT 8 HW

1. Stoich WS #2 Even #s

2. Notes: Pages
318-321 AND  344-350 AND
367-374

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) What is a solution? In:
* Last minute questions?

Through:
1. Unit 8 test

Out:
* Intro to solutions notes

1. Stoich WS #2 Even #s

2. Notes: Pages
318-321 AND  344-350 AND
367-374

3. UNIT 8 HW

1. Read/ Supplemental Notes pgs 467- 470 top
AND 479-486

2. Solution WS #1

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

April 12-16
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do we identify limiting and excess reactants? In:
* Sample problems
* Complete Rocket Labs

Through:
1. HW Check
2.Notes on limiting reactant
3. Sample problems

Out:
* LR Prelab

1. Rocket Lab

2. Stoich WS 1
     # 7-9

3. Stoich WS 2
    # Odd

UNIT 8 HW

1. LR Prelab

2. LR WS Odd Numbers

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do we identify the limiting reactant in a lab situation? In:
* Sample Problems

Through:
1. HW Check
2. Limiting Reactant Lab

Out:
*LR WS Even #s

1. Limiting Reactant WS Odd #s

UNIT 8 HW

1. LR WS Even numbers
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do we calculate percent yield? In:
* ACT Practice

Through:
1. Stoich Quiz
2. Percent Yield Notes

Out:
* Complete Lab

1. LR WS Even Numbers 1. Finish limiting reactant lab.

2. Percent Yield WS

 

Dates:

April 5-9
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we use the gas laws in a lab situation? In:
*Test reflections

Through:
1. What is the molar mass of butane?

Out:
*And the answer is?

1. Percent CO2 Labs None
Tuesday (A) What is the mole to mole ratio?

How do we use it in molar conversions?

In:
* S'more Prelab

Through:
1. S'more Lab
2. Stoichiometry Notes

Out:
*Sample Problems

1. Percent CO2 lab for A day 1. Read/Notes pgs. 318-321

2. Stoich. WS   Part 1

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) How do we convert between mass and mass? Between mass and volume or molecules? In:
* Whiteboard review problems

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. Rocket Lab
3. Cont. Stoichiometry Notes

Out:
* More sample problems

1. Read/Notes pgs. 318-321

2. Stoich. WS Part 1

Unit 8 HW check Sheet

1. Read/Notes pgs. 

318-321 AND  344-350

2. Stoich. WS    Part 2

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

March
22 - 26
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How can we use the ideal gas law in a laboratory situation? In:
*Application of the gas laws WS

Through:
1. Grade HW (Combined WS + Ideal WS)
2. The Percent CO2 in Alka Seltzer Lab

Out:
* Gases Review WS

1. Combined Gas Law and Ideal Gas Law WS

(Unit 7 HW Sheet)

1. Gases Review WS
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) Ace and exam!!!! In:
* Review Questions

Through:
1. Test

Out:
* Have a great break

1. Gases Review WS

2. Unit 7 HW

3. Alka Seltzer Lab

None
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
Gases in the Lab In:
* Gases Readings

Through:
1. The molar mass of butane lab.

Out:
* The answer is?

Nothing 1. Complete Lab

 

Dates:

March
15-19
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) What is the relationship between P, V and T?

How does n fit in?

In:
* More review questions

Through:
1. Gas law demos
2. The combined gas law derivation.
3. Deriving the ideal gas law.

Out:
*My Choo Choo Train Is Broken!

1. Charles' and Gay Lusac's Law WS

(Unit 7 HW Sheet)

1. Combined gas Law and Ideal Gas Law WS
Tuesday Score an Advanced! CSAP    
Wednesday Score an Advanced! CSAP    
Thursday Score an Advanced! CSAP    
Friday
(B)
What is the relationship between P, V and T?

How does n fit in?

In:
* More review questions

Through:
1. Gas law demos
2. The combined gas law derivation.
3. Deriving the ideal gas law.

Out:
*My Choo Choo Train Is Broken!

1. Charles' and Gay Lusac's Law WS

(Unit 7 HW Sheet)

1. Combined gas Law and Ideal Gas Law WS

 

Dates:

March
8-12
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) All Au on the test!!!! In:
* Last minute thoughts

Through:
1. MC
2. SA

Out:
* Lab Practical

1. All unit 6 HW

(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)

None
Tuesday (A) What is the relationship between the pressure of a gas and its volume? In:
* Reading on mathematical relationships within data.

Through:
1. Notes on gases.
2. PHET demonstration: Graph it!!!
3. Boyle's law.

Out:
* Nerf Rockets: Can you explain it?

Nothing

(Unit 7 HW Sheet)

1. Complete Boyle's Law WS
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) What is the relationship between temperature and volume?

What is the relationship between pressure and temperature?

In:
* Demo: Life in a bell jar.

Through:
1. Charles Law: Volume vs Temperature: Graph It!!!
2. Gay Lussac's Law: Pressure vs. Temperature: Graph it!!!

Out:
*My Choo Choo Train Is Broken!

1. Boyle's Law WS

(Unit 7 HW Sheet)

1. Charles' and Gay Lusac's Law WS
Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

March 1-5
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do you win an Au metal in the mole-lympics?

How do you calculate molecular formula?

In:
* Quiz

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. Mole-lympics: Day 3
3. Notes on calculating molecular formula.

Out:
* Complete molecular and empirical formula WS

1. Empirical/Formula WS #1-8

(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)

1. Complete Emp/Molec Formula WS
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do you win an Au metal in the mole-lympics? In:
* Grade HW

Through:
1. Mole-lympics day 4

Out:
*Mole Review WS

1.Emp/Molec Formula WS Check 2

(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)

1. Complete Review WS

2. Missing work can still be done for Cu+Sn

Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
All Au on the test!!!! In:
* Last minute thoughts

Through:
1. MC
2. SA

Out:
* Lab Practical

1. All unit 6 HW

(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)

None

 

Dates:

Feb 22 - 26
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we convert between grams, moles, liters, and particles?

 

In:
* Review, review and more review.

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. How do we convert moles to liters?
3. More fun with molar conversions.

Out:
* Molar Volume Practice WS

1. Molar Mass and Practices WS
(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)
1. Molar Volume Practice WS
Tuesday (A) How do we calculate percent composition? In:
* Build your own mole map

* Test your Map

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. Molecules in a drop of water mini Lab
3. Notes on percent composition

Out:
*Percent Composition WS

1. Molecules in a drop of water mini lab

2. Molar Volume WS

(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)

1. Percent Composition WS
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) How do we calculate empirical and molecular formula? In:
* % Composition of Bubble Gum Mini Lab

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. Notes on Empirical and Molecular formulas

Out:
* Empirical and Molecular Formula WS

1. % Composition of Bubble Gum Lab

2. Percent Composition WS

(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)

1. Empirical and Molecular Formula WS
Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Feb 15 - 19
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) Get your HW done!! No School    
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) What is the mole?

What is Avogadro's number?

How do you calculate molar mass?

How do we convert between grams, moles, and particles?

In:
* Why do the units matter? Reading

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. When should you buy those shoes? Pass it along.
3. Notes on the mole, Avogadro, and molar mass.
     PPT Version
4. Practice conversions.

Out:
* Work on Molar Mass and Particles WS

1. Conversion Practice WS
(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)
1. Complete Molar Mass and Particles WS
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do we convert between grams, moles, liters, and particles?

 

In:
* What is the square footage of Idaho?

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. How do we convert moles to liters?
3. More fun with molar conversions.

Out:
* Molar Volume Practice WS

1. Molar Mass and Practices WS
(UNIT 6 HW Sheet)
1. Molar Volume Practice WS

 

Dates:

Feb 8 - 12
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we predict the products of a combustion reaction? In:
* ACT Practice
* Grade HW

Through:
1. Practice Quiz
2. Enrichment and remediation.
     Alkali Metals = More practice
     Nobel Gasses = Silly Putty

Out:
* Combustion and review WS

1. Synthesis and Decomposition WS
(UNIT 5.5 HW Check)
1. Combustion and Review WS/Silly Putty Lab

2. Study??????

Tuesday (A) How do you ace a chemistry exam? In:
* ACT Mini Test

Through:
1. HW Questions
2.Unit 5.5 Test MC
2. Unit 5.5 Test SA

Out:
* Start HW for unit 6

1. Unit 5.5 HW Check Sheet TBA
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) How do we make measurements in chemistry?

How do we use significant figures when completing calculations?

How do we use dimensional analysis to make conversions?

In:
* Measurement Tasks

Through:
1. Review of how to make measurements in chemistry.
2. Review of Significant Figures
3. Notes on Dimensional Analysis

Out:
* Conversion Practice WS

Nothing 1. Conversion Practice WS
Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Feb 1 - 5
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do we write single replacement reactions using the activity series? In:
* Iron + Copper Sulfate Demo

Through:
1. Notes on SR Reactions
2. SR Virtual Lab

Out:
* SR WS

1. DR Lab
(UNIT 5.5 HW Check)
1. Complete SR Computer Simulation

2. Complete SR WS

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do we predict the products of synthesis and decomposition reactions? In:
* Mining Gold Question
* Grade HW

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. DR and SR Review Questions
3. Notes on Synthesis and Decomposition Reactions

Out:
* Synthesis and decomposition WS

1. SR Computer Simulation

2. SR WS
(UNIT 5.5 HW Check)

 

1. Complete synthesis and decomposition WS
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do we predict the products of a combustion reaction? In:
* Write the reaction for the demo: Blowing out the candle
* Grade HW

Through:
1. Practice Quiz
2. Enrichment and remediation.
     Alkali Metals = More practice
     Nobel Gasses = Silly Putty

Out:
* Combustion and review WS

1. Synthesis and Decomposition WS
(UNIT 5.5 HW Check)
1. Combustion and Review WS/Silly Putty Lab

 

Dates:

Jan 25 - 29
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we write net ionic reactions? In:
* Answer your seat partners questions from HW.

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. Notes on writing net ionic reactions.

Out:
* Work on Net Ionic Reactions WS

1. Double Replacement WS

2. Costas Questions on pg 329-330
UNIT 5and 1/2 HW CHECK
 

1. Complete Net Ionic Reactions WS
Tuesday (A) Which science class should I register for next year?

How do we identify unknowns in a solution?

In:
* Stalactites and Stalagmites Video.
* Write the reaction.

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. Double Replacement Lab/Registration

Out:
* Complete the Lab Report

1. Net Ionic WS
UNIT 5and 1/2 HW CHECK
1. Complete DR Lab
(2/1 and 2/2)

2. Complete DR Review WS

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) How do you predict the products for single replacement reactions using the activity series and the periodic table? In:
* Questions over HW

Through:
1. Quiz over DR and Net Ionic Reactions
2. Notes on single replacement reactions.

Out:
* Work on SR WS

1. DR Review WS
UNIT 5and 1/2 HW CHECK
1. Complete DR Lab
(2/1 and 2/2)

2. Complete SR WS

Friday
(B)

 

Monday (A) Recharge your brain! Ummm, no class, so.......... Nothing No School =
No HW
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do we use solubility tables to predict the state of the products?

How do we write double replacement reactions?

In:
* Reset Edventure Notebooks
* Urine in Space Reading

Through:
1. Demo: The formation of Lead II Iodide
2. Notes on writing double replacement reactions.
* Solubility Table
 

Out:
*Double Replacement WS

Nothing (see Monday/Tuesday) 1. Complete Double Replacement WS

2. Read and generate one question for each Costa Level on  pg 329-330

Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do we write net ionic reactions? In:
* Answer your seat partners questions from HW.

Through:
1. Grade HW
2. Notes on writing net ionic reactions.
3. DR Lab

Out:
* Stalactites and Stalagmites Video.
* Write the reaction.

1. Double Replacement WS

2. Costas Questions on pg 329-330
UNIT 5and 1/2 HW CHECK
 

1. Complete Net Ionic Reactions WS

 

Dates:

Jan 11 - 15
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) Can I learn 18 weeks of chemistry in 60 minutes? In:
* Questions over Unit 5 review

Through:
1.) Unit 5 test

Out:
*Questions over final exam reviews

1. All 3 review WSs 1. Take a guess? Study!!!!!
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (F)   Final Exams: Periods 1A and 2A    
Thursday (F)   Final Exams: Periods 3A, 4A, and 1B    
Friday
(F)
  Final Exams: Periods 2B, 3B and 4B    

 

Dates:

Jan 4 - 8
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do you write and balance equations for combustion, synthesis, and decomposition reactions? In:
* Review Problems
* Grade HW

Through:
1. Notes and Demos on Combustion Reactions, Synthesis Reactions, and Decomposition Reactions.

Out:
* Equation WS #2

1.  Balancing Reactions WS

2. Cornell notes pg 325 - 327 (top)

 

1. Complete WS

2. Read/Cornell Notes pg 327-329

 

Tuesday (A) How do you write and balance equations for single and double replacement reactions? In:
* Grade WS
* Equation and Balancing Quiz
* Grade Quiz

Through:
1. Remediation:
     * Nobel Gases = Shaving
        Cream Art
     * Transitional Metals =
        Corrections and More Guided Practice
 

Out:
* Making Silver Demo: Write the Reaction

1. Equation WS

2. Cornell Notes pg 327-329

 

1. Work on Review
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) I am a reaction writing fool! In:
* Making Silver Demo: Write the Reaction

Through:
1. Unit 5 Review WS
2. Work on Final Exam Review

Out:
* What do we need to accomplish before finals?

1. Nothing
(UNIT 5 HW CHECK)
1. Complete Semester Final Review

2. Complete Review WS

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Dec 14 - 18
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do you translate word equations?

What are the different types of reactions?

In:
* Look over your tests. Next Step?

Through:
1.Ira Remsen Reaction: Read and translate the reaction.
2. Writing Reactions Practice WS
3. Types of reactions notes

Out:
* Burn Steel Wool: Write the reaction(s) Fe II and FeIII

  1. Complete Writing Equations WS

2. Read/Cornell Notes pg 313-316

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) What is the Conservation of Mass Law?

What does it have to do with writing reactions?

In:
* Review Quiz
*Grade HW

Through:
1. Conservation of mass mini lab.
2. Notes on balancing reactions.
3. Balancing Reactions practice WS

Out:
* Decomposition of NaHCO3

1. Complete Writing Equations WS

2. Cornell Notes pg 313-316

 

1. Complete Balancing Reactions WS

2. Read/Cornell notes pg 325 - 327 (top)

Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do you calculate % composition? In:
* ID That Reaction Quiz
* Grade HW

Through:
1. Synthesis Reactions Up Close: MgO Lab.

Out:
*Complete Lab

1. Complete Balancing Reactions WS

2. Read/Cornell notes pg 325 - 327 (top)

 

1. Complete Lab

2. Read/Cornell Notes pg 327-329

 

Dates:

Dec 7-11
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do I determine the polarity of a molecule?

What are the forces that hold molecules together?

In:
* Bonding Review

Through:
1. Polarity Demo
2. Determining polarity notes
3. Magic Sand Mini Lab
4. Why? IMFs

Out:
* Tie dye washing instructions

1. Molecule WS Check #1 

2. Cornell Notes
pg 219-224

UNIT 4 HW Check Sheet

 

1. Complete Molecules WS

2. Mixed Naming WS

Tuesday (A) Am I ready for the test? In:
* ACT Practice
* Grade naming WS and Molecule WS

Through:
1. Drops of water video: Explain the bouncing drop.
2. IMF graphing WS

Out:
* Exam Preview: Sample Test Online
* A Bear falls in a lake and dissolves, what color was the bear?
 

1. Molecules WS check #2

2. Mixed Naming WS

1. IMF Graphing WS

2. Review WS

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) Show off what you know!!!! In:
*Last Minute Questions

Through:
1. Assessment
     * ACT
     * Multiple Choice
     * Short Answer
     * Lab Practical

Out:
* Self reflection: Two weeks of class left, what do you want out of this class?

1. IMF Graphing WS

2. Unit 4 HW

 

TBA
Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Nov 30 -
Dec 4
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do we use VSEPR to determine the shape of a molecule?

How do I determine the polarity of a molecule?

In:
* Review Quiz: Naming Ionic and Lewis Structures

Through:
1. Shapes Activity
2. Goody Goody Gum Drops Activity
3. Polarity notes

Out:
*Static Electricity and Water Demo

1. Complete Covalent Naming WS

2. Lewis Structures WS

3. Read/Cornell Notes  
    pg 202-207 +
    pg 214-218

UNIT 4 HW Check Sheet

1. Molecular Shapes and Polarity WS:
Name, Lewis Structure, and Bond Type.

2. Bring a 100% Cotton T-Shirt

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do I make the pretty shapes and colors?

How do I determine the polarity of a molecule?

In:
* Directions for Tie Dying

Through:
1. Tie Dye
2. Review Worksheet
3. Complete shapes portion of ws

Out:
*Washing Directions for Tie Die

1. Check WS parts 1-4

UNIT 4 HW Check Sheet

1. Complete WS: Shape

2. Read/Cornell Notes pg 219-224

Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
What are the forces that hold molecules together? In:
* Check WS Part 4

Through:
1. Polarity Demo
2. Determining polarity notes
3. Magic Sand Mini Lab
3. Why? IMFs

Out:
* Solubility Demo
* Polar Bear Joke

1. Molecule WS  

2. Read/Cornell Notes pg 219-224

UNIT 4 HW Check Sheet

 

1. Complete Shapes WS

2. Naming WS (Mixed)

 

Dates:

Nov 23 - 27
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do we name covalent molecules? In:
* Grade Review WS
* Purple Haze Demo

Through:
1.) Shexam!! Basics of bonding and Ionic Nomenclature.
2.) Notes on Covalent Bonds

3.) Lewis Structures WS (Maybe)

Out:
* Covalent Naming WS

* Lewis Structures WS (Maybe)

1. Ionic Naming WS 3 and Lab
(UNIT 4 HW Check Sheet)
1. Complete Covalent Naming WS

2. Lewis Structures WS (Maybe)

2. Read/Cornell Notes       pg 202-207 + pg 214-218

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) No School      
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
No School      

 

Dates:

Nov 16 - 20
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we name ionic compounds? In:
* T-Table: Properties of ionic vs Covalent Molecules/Compounds: Compare and Revise

Through:
1. Naming Ionic compounds and Lewis Structures Notes
2. Naming Ionic Compounds Practice Problems.

Out:
* Confidence log Update

1. Lab
(UNIT 4 HW CHECK)
1. Complete Ionic Naming Table
Tuesday (A) How do we name ionic compounds? In:
* Polyatomic Ion Quiz

Through:
1. Review White Board quiz
* MgO Demo
2. Grade HW
3. Ionic Naming WS Odd #s

Out:
*Conductivity Demo
*Confidence log Update

1. Ionic Naming Table 1. Complete Ionic Naming WS (EVEN NUMBERS)
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) Can we name ionic compounds?

How do we name covalent molecules?

In:
* Grade WS
* Ionic Naming Quiz

Through:
1. Enrich and Remediate
       - Ionic Naming Matrix Lab
       - Water Crystals Lab
2. Ionic Naming WS #3

Out:
- Confidence Log Update

1. Ionic Naming WS
(UNIT 4 HW CHECK)
1. Ionic Naming Labs and WS

2. Read/Cornell Notes       pg 202-207 + pg 214-218

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Nov 9 -13
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) What do we still need to learn from units 1-3?

What are ionic, covalent, and metallic bonds?

In:
* Polyatomic ion self quiz
*Finish setting up Edventure Notebooks
*Self Evaluation on Unit 3 Test

Through:
1. Properties of the Elements Lab
Out:
*T-Tables for Bond types.

1. Flash Cards
2. Readings Notes
(UNIT 4 HW CHECK)
 
1. Read/Cornell Notes pg 158 - 163
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) Compare and contrast the properties of compounds and molecules. In:
* T-Table: Properties of Metals vs Non metals

Through:
1. Notes: Ionic, Covalent, and metallic bonds.
2. Run Properties of Molecules, Compounds and Metals lab

Out:
* Complete Lab Questions

1. Notes
(UNIT 4 HW CHECK)
1. Complete Lab Summaries
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do we name ionic compounds? In:
* T-Table: Properties of ionic vs Covalent Molecules/Compounds: Compare and Revise

Through:
1. Naming Ionic compounds and Lewis Structures Notes
2. Naming Ionic Compounds Practice Problems.
3. Naming Ionic Compounds WS

Out:
* Confidence log Update

1. Lab
(UNIT 4 HW CHECK)
1. Complete Ionic Naming Table

 

Dates:

Nov 2 - 6
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How do we use periodic properties to construct a periodic table? In:
* ACT Practice
* Review Questions

Through:
1. Notes on Periodic Properties
2. ROTPAR

Out:
* Check ROTPAR

1. Graphs and Summaries None, enjoy!
Tuesday (A) Am I ready for the test? In:
* ACT Practice
* Alkali Metal Demo: Explain it!

Through:
1. Review Stations
2. Review WS

Out:
* Unit 3 Confidence Log

None 1. Complete Review WS
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) What else do I need to know? In:
* Element Quiz

Through:
1. Unit 3 Exam

Out:
* Polyatomic Ion Flash Cards

1. Review WS
2. Unit 3 HW Check Sheet
1. Polyatomic Ion Flash Cards

2. Read and Cornell Notes pg 172-175, 198 -201

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Oct 19 - 23
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) What are the periodic properties? In:
* Review Questions
* Review Elements

Through:
1. Go over HW
2. Periodic Table of the Visible Spectrum
3. Finish Getting to know the periodic table activity
4. Notes on periodic properties

Out:
* Elements Quiz 1 (Practice)

1. Read/Cornell Notes 134-142

2. Section Review pg 123: #1-15

 

1. Section Review pg 142 # 1-14
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do groups and periods differ in periodic properties? In:
* ACT Practice
* Review Questions

Through:
1. Graphing periodic trends activity.
2. Summarize results

Out:
* Elements Quiz 2 (Practice)

1. Section Review pg 142 # 1-14 1. Complete graphs and summaries.
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How do we use periodic properties to construct a periodic table? In:
* Video: The periodic Table

Through:
1. Notes on periodic properties
2. ROTPAR

Out:
* Check ROTPAR

1. Graphs and Summaries None, enjoy!

 

Dates:

Oct 12 - 16
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How can the periodic table guide us when writing electron configurations?

Are we ready for the test?

In:
* ACT Practice

Through:
1. Vegium Lab: A Third Look (2nd Example)
2.
Electron Configuration practice problem
2. Writing abbreviated electron configurations.
3. Unit 2 Review WS

Out:
*The Glowing Pickle
*Confidence Log Up Date

1. Check Practice questions 1. Finish Review WS

2. Any missing work?

3. Lab redos?

4. Study? Maybe just a little?

Tuesday (A) What have you learned this unit? In:
Unit Two: The Atom:
Assessment

Through:
1. Take it

Out:
*Essential Elements Flash Cards

1. Unit review WS
2. Unit 2 HW Sheet
1. Read/Cornell Notes 111-123

2. Finish making Flashcards

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) How is the periodic table organized?

What are the groups/families of the periodic table?

In:
* ACT Practice
* Elements Flash Card Review
 
http://www.privatehand.com/flash/elements.html

Through:
1. Getting to know the Periodic Table Activity
2. History of the periodic Table Notes

3. Periodic Table of the Visible Spectrum Activity

Out:
*Go over unit 2 test

1. Cornell Notes pg 111-123
(Unit 3 HW Check)

2. Flash Cards

1. Read/Cornell Notes 134-142

2. Section Review pg 123: #1-15
 

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Oct 5 - 9
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do we study electrons in an atom?

Where does the atomic spectra come from?

In:
* Cloud Chambers, what's up with that?

Through:
1. Notes on light and atomic spectra.
2. Flame Test and Atomic Spectra Quick lab
*Where do the colors come from?

Out:
* ACT Practice

1. Check Reading Notes pg 92-95 1. Checking into the Atoms Hotel.

2. Draw your model/ diagram of the hotel and check in procedures.

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How are electrons organized around the nucleus?

What is the address of an electron?

In:
* Lifesavers and Band Aids Demo

Through:
1. Notes on writing electron configurations.
       * Electron Configuration Diagrams
2. Practice, practice and more practice.

Out:
* Glow in the dark club soda.
* Confidence Log Up Date

1. Check Atom's Motel Diagram 1. Practice Questions: pg 106-107
#21, 22, & 24-28
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How can the periodic table guide us when writing electron configurations?

Are we ready for the test?

In:
* ACT Practice

Through:
1. Vegium Lab: A Third Look
2.
Electron Configuration practice problem
2. Writing abbreviated electron configurations.
3. Unit 2 Review WS

Out:
*The Glowing Pickle
*Confidence Log Up Date

1. Check Practice questions 1. Finish Review WS

2. Any missing work?

3. Lab redos?

4. Study? Maybe just a little?

 

Dates:

Sep 28 - Oct 2
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) What are isotopes?

How is atomic mass calculated?

In:
* Go over unit 1 exam

Through:
1. Grade p, n, e WS
2. Notes on isotopes and calculating atomic mass.

Out:
* How are tomatoes like isotopes?

1. Check WS
(UNIT 2 HW SHEET)
1. Isotope WS

2. Read/Notes 676-681

Tuesday (A) How do we experimentally calculate atomic mass? In:
* Grade Isotope WS

Through:
1. Atomic Structure Mini Quiz
2. Vegium Lab

Out:
* Preview Lab Questions

1. Check Isotope WS
(UNIT 2 HW SHEET)
1. Complete Vegium Lab

2. Nuclear Question Sheet

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) Describe the three types of nuclear decay.

Compare and contrast fusion and fission.

How do we calculate half life?

In:
* CHANGE IN THE TEST DATE!!!
* Atomic Mass Mini Quiz
* Mass Spectrometer ACT Prompt

Through:
1. Post Lab on Vegium
2. Notes on nuclear reactions.
3. Half life lab. (If Time Allows)

Out:
* Nuclear NEWS Readings??

1. Check Nuclear WS
(UNIT 2 HW SHEET)

2. Lab Notebooks
 

1. R and N:
pg 92-95

2. Complete Half Life Lab

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Sep 21 - 25
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) What have you learned in this unit? In:
* Turn in Unit 1 HW check sheet

Through:
1. Unit 1 Exam

Out:
*Self reflection:
-How did you do?
-What will you do the same/differently in unit 2?

1. Unit 1 HW check sheet 1. Read/notes pg 82 - 88

2. Complete 1-2-3 Black Lab

Tuesday (A) What is the relationship between protons, neutrons and electrons in an atom?

How can I use that information?

In:
* What do you know about atoms?
* How big is an atom?

Through:
1. Notes on the basics of atomic structure.

Out:
* p, n and e WS

1.Check Notes 1. Complete p, n, and e WS

2. Read/notes pg 88-90

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) What are isotopes?

How is atomic mass calculated?

In:
* Grade p, n, e WS

Through:
1. Notes on isotopes and calculating atomic mass.
2. Vegium lab.

Out:
* Calculations for Vegium Lab

1. Check WS 1. Complete Vegium lab.

2. Read/Notes 676-681

Friday
 
No School      

 

Dates:

Sep 14 - 18
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (A) How do we classify matter based on it's physical properties? In:
* ACT Prompt: Phase Diagrams
* 5 minutes to do test

Through:
1. Unit 1 Quiz: Where are we at?
2. The Nuts and Bolts of
Matter

Out:
* Answer objective question using the flow chart on page 32

1. Density WS 1. Section Review pg 32 #1-10
Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do you identify an unknown substance based on it's properties? In:
* Classification of Matter Quick Quiz

Through:
1. Go over lab notebook grades
2. Go over quiz grades
3. Go over density WS
4. Current class grades
5. 1-2-3 Black

Out:
* Getting ready for the exam: Exam Policy

1. Section Review pg 32 #1-10 1. Study for the exam
2. Complete any HW
Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
What have you learned in this unit? In:
* Turn in Unit 1 HW check sheet

Through:
1. Unit 1 Exam

Out:
*Self reflection:
-How did you do?
-What will you do the same/differently in unit 2?

1. Unit 1 HW check sheet TBA

 

Dates:

Sep 7-11
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday  What do you do with a day off from school? In:
* What is Labor Day

Through:
1. Why are you reading this?

Out:
*Are you still reading this?

1. UV Rays 1. Sleep
Tuesday (A) How do you collect and display data in tables and graphs? In:
* Grade SF WS and Graphing WS

Through:
1. Hooke's Law Lab
2. ACT Discussion

Out:
*ACT Practice Test: Density

1. Significant Figures WS

2. Read/Notes on Graphing

3. Graphing Practice WS

 

1. Read/Notes pg 15-17

2. Read/highlight: 4 steps to solving quantitative problems.

Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) How do you determine density experimentally and graphically? In:
*ACT Practice Test: Density

Through:
1. Do bowling balls float?
2. Notes on Physical Properties
3. Density Lab

Out:
* Pepsi vs Diet Pepsi

1. Check Notes pg 15-17

2. Check Notes: 4 steps to solving quantitative problems.

 

1. Read/Notes pg 20-24

2. Density WS

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Aug 31 - Sep 4
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Collected Homework
Monday (B) How are solids, liquids and gasses the same? How are they different? In:
* Ethanol Cannon: Did a chemical reaction take place? Prove it!

Through:
1. Solids vs Liquids vs Gases and the Particle Theory of Matter
2. ACT Pretest
2. What is science? Lab notebook
3. Inquiry Lab

Out:
* Summarize: What have we learned so far?

1. Signed student contract
2. Signed Safety Contract
3. Signed Expectations
4. Summary of Expectations
1. Read and Sticky Notes: pgs. 10-12 and 56-59 (HW)
Tuesday (A) How do you make measurements using uncertainty in chemistry?

 

 

In:
*Mass of the chocolate

Through:
1. Notes on making measurements in chemistry.
2. Measurement lab stations
 

Out:
*Quick Check: Answer to station 10?

1. Sticky notes for pgs. 10-12 and 56-59 1. Measurements and Sig Fig WS
Wednesday (B)
Thursday (A) How do you make measurements using uncertainty in chemistry?

How do you determine the number of significant figures in a measurement?

How do you display data in a graph?

In:
* Check Answers to WS Problems

* Check answers to measurement lab

Through:
1. Notes of Sig Figs
2. Measurement Lab: Take 2
 

Out:
*A Sig Fig Fable

1. Measurements and Sig Figs WS 1. Significant Figures WS

2. Read/Notes on Graphing

3. Graphing Practice WS

Friday
(B)

 

Dates:

Aug 24 - 28
 

Objective What We Did
In Class
Homework Homework Due Dates
Monday (A) What is chemistry?

In:
*Observe demos
*Discussion: Based on what you have seen and what you know, what is chemistry?

Through:
1.  Introductions:  Who are you?
2.  Safety Sheet: highlight your top 10
3. Esters Lab: Make Wintergreen

Out:
*How to read using sticky notes

1. Read and sign safety contract.(HW)

2. Read and Sticky notes for pgs. 4-9 and 18-19. (HW)

3. Gather Supplies:
     - Two Notebooks
     - Pencil AND Pen

1. Next Period

2. Next Period

Tuesday (B)
Wednesday (A) How do you know when a chemical reaction has occurred?

How are solids, liquids and gasses the same? How are they different?

In:
* Safety quiz (Mastery)

Through:
1. Your Edventure Notebook: How to set it up
2. Reactions in a baggie:
     -Collect observations
     -How do you know a chemical reaction took
      place?
3. Notes: The Particle Theory of Matter

Out:
* Solids vs Liquids vs Gasses T-Table

1. Read and sign expectations. (HW)

2. * Summarize the class policies for:
- Grades
- HW
- Passes out of class

1. Next Period

2. Next Period

Thursday (B)
Friday
(A)
How are solids, liquids and gasses the same? How are they different? In:
* Ethanol Cannon: Did a chemical reaction take place? Prove it!

Through:
1. Solids vs Liquids vs Gases and the Particle Theory of Matter
2. ACT Pretest
2. What is science? Lab Notebook
3. Inquiry Lab

Out:
* Summarize the week: What have we learned so far?

1. Read and Sticky Notes: pgs. 10-12 and 56-59 (HW) 1. Next Period

 

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