HONORS CHEMISTRY
Honors Chemistry Daily Lesson Plan
April 18 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We will learn how to perform limiting and excess reactant stoichiometry
Success Criteria: I can identify limiting and excess reactants and calculate the products and remains.
Stoichiometry Lecture
Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry
Absent today? Watch:
Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due Monday
Show all work: no work = no credit
Pg 391 Moles of Product #11b, 12ab
Pg 393 Mass of Product #13, 14
Pg 395 Molecules of Product #15, 16
Pg 396 Volume Stoichiometry #17, 18
Pg 398 Volume Needed #19
Assignment #2: Percent Yield Practice Problems
Due Monday
Show all work: no work = no credit
Pg 408 #32
Pg 413 #61
Coming up...
*Friday: Stoich Practice Problems (A17); quiz prep
Monday April 22: Quiz: Stoichiometry, Pre-Lab: Stoich of S'Mores; Stoich Prac Problems
Tuesday: Quiz Grade / Remediation, Test Prep
Wednesday: Test Prep
Thursday: Stoich Test
Friday: Radon?
April 17 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Due: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Stoichiometry Lecture
Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry
Absent today? Watch:
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry Practice Problems (A20)
*Friday: Stoich Practice Problems (A17)
Monday April 22: Quiz: Stoichiometry, Pre-Lab: Stoich of S'Mores; Stoich Prac Problems
Tuesday: Quiz Grade / Remediation, Test Prep
Wednesday: Test Prep
Thursday: Stoich Test
Friday: Radon?
April 16 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Due: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due Today (unless you turned it in yesterday)
All problems below go on the same piece of paper.
Stoichiometry Lecture
Mass to Mass
Percent Yield
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Due Tomorrow
Coming up...
Tuesday: Percent Yield, % yield Practice problems
Wednesday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry
Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice Problems
*Friday: Stoich Practice Problems
Monday April 22: Pre-Lab: Stoich of S'Mores; Stoich Prac Problems
Tuesday: Quiz: Stoichiometry
Wednesday: Lab; Test Prep
Thursday: Stoich Test
Friday: Radon?
April 15 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due in class today. Complete all problems in first 10 minutes of class.
All problems below go on the same piece of paper.
Stoichiometry Lecture
Mass to Mass
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Due ??
Were you absent yesterday? Catch up with the Stoichiometry Lecture
Introduction, Mole to Mole Stoichiometry
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Coming up...
Tuesday: Percent Yield, % yield Practice problems
Wednesday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry
Thursday: Lecture - Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry, Practice Problems
*Friday: Stoich Practice Problems
Monday April 22: Pre-Lab: Stoich of S'Mores; Stoich Prac Problems
Tuesday: Quiz: Stoichiometry
Wednesday: Lab; Test Prep
Thursday: Stoich Test
Friday: Radon?
April 12 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Stoichiometry Lecture
Mole to Mass, Mass to Mass
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due ??? (You will have time to finish this in class on Monday)
Were you absent yesterday? Catch up with the Stoichiometry Lecture
Introduction, Mole to Mole Stoichiometry
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Coming up...
Thursday: Radon Due, Intro to Stoichiometry (A11)
Friday: Stoichiometry Lecture
April 11 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Radon Monitoring Project
*We are not working on this in class today - you need to finish this on your own.
Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute.
Note: All Radon project information can be found at the "Radon Monitoring Project" link in the menu of my website.
Part 1: Radon Data Collection
This was completed when you took home radon detectors (30 pts for including data in digital form)
Part 2: Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration
Part A and Part B are Due Wednesday, April 10 (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 3: Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration
Due Friday, April 11 (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 4: Radon CAPstone Project
Introduction and details coming soon.
Stoichiometry Lecture
Introduction, Mole to Mole Stoichiometry
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Coming up...
Thursday: Radon Due, Intro to Stoichiometry (A11)
Friday: Stoichiometry Lecture
April 10 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Radon Monitoring Project
Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute.
Note: All Radon project information can be found at the "Radon Monitoring Project" link in the menu of my website.
Part 1: Radon Data Collection
This was completed when you took home radon detectors (30 pts for including data in digital form)
Part 2: Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration
Part A and Part B are Due Wednesday, April 10 (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 3: Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration
Due Friday, April 11 (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 4: Radon CAPstone Project
Introduction and details coming soon.
Coming up...
Monday: No School
Tuesday: ACT Exam
Wednesday: Radon Monitoring Project Part 2,3
Thursday: Radon Due, Intro to Stoichiometry (A11)
Friday: Stoichiometry Lecture
Monday:
April 5 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Radon Monitoring Project
Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute.
Note: All Radon project information can be found at the "Radon Monitoring Project" link in the menu of my website.
Part 1: Radon Data Collection
This was completed when you took home radon detectors (30 pts for including data in digital form)
Part 2: Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration
Part A and Part B are Due Wednesday, April 10 (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 3: Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration
Due ?? (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 4: Radon CAPstone Project
Introduction and details coming soon.
Coming up...
Monday: No School
Tuesday: ACT Exam
Wednesday: Radon Monitoring Project Part 2,3
Thursday: Radon Due, Intro to Stoichiometry
April 4 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Video: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Continued from yesterday
Radon Monitoring Project
Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute.
Note: All Radon project information can be found at the "Radon Monitoring Project" link in the menu of my website.
Part 1: Radon Data Collection
This was completed when you took home radon detectors (30 pts for including data in digital form)
Part 2: Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration
Part A and Part B are Due Wednesday, April 10 (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 3: Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration
Due ?? (must be shared with me before class time on this day)
Part 4: Radon CAPstone Project
Introduction and details coming soon.
Assignment: Stoichiometry Introduction
Due Wednesday, April 10 - in your notes.
Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389
Coming up...
Wednesday Apr 3: Intro to Stoich (A17); Intro to Radon
April 3 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Absent for yesterday's Test?
It must be made up before 3:30pm on Friday. See me to schedule a time.
Video: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Assignment: Stoichiometry Introduction
Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389
Coming up...
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
Tuesday Apr 2: Mole Test
Wednesday Apr 3: Intro to Stoich (A17); Intro to Radon
April 2 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Test: The Mole
Turn off all electric devices and store them in your backpack. No use of e-devices allowed today.
One person per table
No talking
You may use: periodic table, calculator, pencil, piece of paper
Turn in everything on the front table when finished and start the Stoichiometry reading below.
Assignment: Stoichiometry Introduction
Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389
Coming up...
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
Tuesday Apr 2: Mole Test
Wednesday Apr 3: Intro to Stoich (A17); Intro to Radon
April 1 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
ACT Exam
Exam is next Tuesday!
Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions
We worked on this before spring break. This is your reminder...
Collect your quiz from me.
If you scored below 85% you are required to fill out a pink "Assessment Retake Form"
Once you've completed the pink sheet, you may complete the retake quiz only if there is more than 35 minutes left in class. Otherwise you need to come into retake.
Retake times
Monday: Before / Lunch / After School
Tuesday: Before School - all retakes must be completed before class starts on Tuesday April 2.
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science
2nd/3rd Wall of Fame
Test Prep - Mole
Due Tomorrow
By the end of this assignment you should be able to do problems like the ones listed below for tomorrow's test. Need more practice? The book has a lot of practice problems throughout the chapter. Go to the sections that you are not confident with, re-read them and do the practice problems.
Pg 338 #52abc,53, 54c, 57abc, 60ad, 62cf, 63a, 66, 67cd, 68, 73ac, 74ac, 80abcd, 85
Mole Test is Tomorrow
Study!
Coming up...
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
Tuesday Apr 2: Mole Test
Wednesday Apr 3: Intro to Stoich (A17); Intro to Radon
March 22 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions
Were you absent yesterday? This is what we did - you need to do this on your own time.
Collect your quiz from me.
If you scored below 85% you are required to fill out a pink "Assessment Retake Form"
Once you've completed the pink sheet, you may complete the retake quiz only if there is more than 35 minutes left in class. Otherwise you need to come into retake.
Retake times
Thursday: Lunch / After School
Friday: Before / Lunch / After School
Monday: Before / Lunch / After School
Tuesday: Before School - all retakes must be completed before class starts on Tuesday April 2.
Lab: Rocket Lab
Day 3 of 3 - Launch Day!
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Rules
We will have 10 minutes to set up.
Then I will start a 30-minute timer. Your team can launch as many times as you can in 30 minutes.
Each team will have a sticky note. Move it to where your rocket stops moving (not where it first hits). If it hits the wall, stick it at the impact point.
Be patient and kind with each other. We only have one launchpad!
Your rocket must be behind the front edge of the launching table.
The launcher must be touching the table.
Clean up
Wash and dry all equipment and place it on the middle table.
Put your rockets and gas collection nozzles in the bins on the middle table.
Wash your table with lab bench cleaner
Wash your hands.
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Complete the Post-Lab on your own time.
Coming up...
Thursday: Quiz: Post Review, Mole Activities and DEA Presentation
Friday: Rocket Lab Day 3 - Competition Day; Post-lab and Conclusion, Assign Test Prep (Apr 5)
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
Tuesday Apr 2: Mole Test
Wednesday Apr 3: Intro to Stoich; Intro to Radon
March 21 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions
Quizzes will be handed back. 1 person per table.
If you scored below 85% you are required to fill out a pink "Assessment Retake Form"
Once you've completed the pink sheet, you may complete the retake quiz only if there is more than 35 minutes left in class. Otherwise you need to come into retake.
Retake times
Thursday: Lunch / After School
Friday: Before / Lunch / After School
Monday: Before / Lunch / After School
Tuesday: Before School - all retakes must be completed before class starts on Tuesday April 2.
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Bonus work day
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Complete the Post-Lab
Coming up...
Thursday: Quiz: Post Review, Mole Activities and DEA Presentation
Friday: Rocket Lab Day 3 - Competition Day; Post-lab and Conclusion, Assign Test Prep (Apr 5)
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
Tuesday Apr 2: Mole Test
Wednesday Apr 3: Intro to Stoich; Intro to Radon
March 20 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Post Quiz Review on Thursday: Mole Conversions
Absent for the quiz? All quizzes must be made up before class starts on Thursday.
Lab: Rocket Lab
Day 2 of 3
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.
We are using Manganese Dioxide (MnO2) instead of yeast for the Hydrogen Peroxide catalyst
Do not need to measure the Manganese Dioxide, use a pea-sized amount.
If oxygen production slows, add more hydrogen peroxide.
We will use granular zinc instead of mossy zinc. Measure 5 g of Zinc
If hydrogen production slows, add another 1 g of zinc
All waste MUST go in the waste containers in the fume hood - nothing down the sink
Clean all glassware with water and a brush (no soap), Dry and return to the middle station.
Clean lab area with lab spray and paper towel
Wash your hands with soap
Coming up...
Thursday: Quiz: Post Review, Mole Activities and DEA Presentation
Friday: Rocket Lab Day 3 - Competition Day; Post-lab and Conclusion, Assign Test Prep (Apr 5)
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
Tuesday Apr 2: Mole Test
Wednesday Apr 3: Intro to Stoich; Intro to Radon
March 19 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Post Quiz Review on Thursday: Mole Conversions
Absent for the quiz? All quizzes must be made up before class starts on Thursday.
Lab: Rocket Lab
Day 1 of 3
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.
We are using Manganese Dioxide (MnO2) instead of yeast for the Hydrogen Peroxide catalyst
Do not need to measure the Manganese Dioxide, use a pea-sized amount.
If oxygen production slows, add more hydrogen peroxide.
We will use granular zinc instead of mossy zinc. Measure 5 g of Zinc
If hydrogen production slows, add another 1 g of zinc
All waste MUST go in the waste containers in the fume hood - nothing down the sink
Clean all glassware with water and a brush (no soap), Dry and return to the middle station.
Clean lab area with lab spray and paper towel
Wash your hands with soap
Coming up...
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Day 2
Thursday: Mole Activities and DEA Presentation
Friday: Rocket Lab Day 3 - Competition Day; Post-lab and Conclusion
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
March 18 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Quiz: Mole Conversions
1 person per table. May use periodic table and calculator. No electronic devices.
Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Due Tuesday
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Background: Summarize the important info
Procedure: You need a thorough summary of the entire procedure. If you only have a few sentences for each section, you will not be doing the lab!
Coming up...
Monday: Mole Quiz; Pre-Lab
Tuesday: Rocket Lab Day 1
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Day 2
Thursday: Mole Activities and DEA Presentation
Friday: Rocket Lab Day 3 - Competition Day; Post-lab and Conclusion
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
March 15 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We reinforce our knowledge of mole conversions
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Due: Mole-Volume Relationships
Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab
Pg 322 #22, 23
Due: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Pg 326 #34
Pg 327 #35a
Pg 327 #36a
Pg 329 #37b, 38b
Pg 331 #39a, 40
Formative Quiz: Mole Conversions
Complete the Formative Quiz on your own just as you would a 'real' quiz.
1 person per table. May use periodic table and calculator. No electronic devices.
We will grade it together so you have immediate feedback on what you need to study before the quiz on Monday.
When you get your quiz back, find out how/why you made errors and redo the problem correctly. This goes into the grade book as a completion grade.
Quiz on Monday
Official Mole Conversion Quiz will be on Monday
Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Due Tuesday
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Background: Summarize the important info
Procedure: You need a thorough summary of the entire procedure. If you only have a few sentences for each section, you will not be doing the lab!
Coming up...
Monday: Mole Quiz; Pre-Lab
Tuesday: Rocket Lab Day 1
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Day 2
Thursday: Mole Activities and DEA Presentation
Friday: Rocket Lab Day 3 - Competition Day; Post-lab and Conclusion
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
March 14 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Due: Mole Converting Mass to Moles
Pg 318 #16,17,18,19
Vote for Prom Royalty
Assignment#1: Mole-Volume Relationships
Due Tomorrow
Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab
Pg 322 #22, 23
Assignment #2: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Due Tomorrow
Read and take notes
Empirical Formulas Pg 330-332
Molecular Formulas Pg 332-333
This goes on a separate piece of paper from the assignment above.
Pg 326 #34
Pg 327 #35a
Pg 327 #36a
Pg 329 #37b, 38b
Pg 331 #39a, 40
Coming up...
Thursday: Volume/Mole conversions practice probs. Read/Notes Percent Composition Formula; prac Problems (A3)
Friday: Formative Quiz; Grade and Feedback, Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Monday: Mole Quiz; Pre-Lab
Tuesday: Rocket Lab Day 1
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Day 2
Thursday: Mole Activities and DEA Presentation
Friday: Rocket Lab Day 3 - Competition Day; Post-lab and Conclusion
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
March 13 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Mole Lecture #5,6 - Converting Mass to Atoms
Today: Converting Mass to Atoms and Particles (continued from yesterday
Were you absent today? Watch the video and take notes
Assignment: Mole Converting Mass to Moles
Due Tomorrow
Pg 318 #16,17,18,19
Coming up...
Thursday: Volume/Mole conversions practice probs. Read/Notes Percent Composition Formula; prac Problems (A3)
Friday: Formative Quiz; Grade and Feedback, Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Monday: Activity: Mole Calculations
Tuesday: Mole Quiz; Pre-Lab
Wednesday-Friday: Lab - Rocket Lab
Monday Mar 25-Friday Mar 29: Spring Break
Monday Apr 1: Test Prep
March 12 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Due Today: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Pg 311 #5,6
Pg 315 #7,8, 10, 11, 13, 15
Mole Lecture #4 - Converting Mass to Atoms
Today: Converting Mass to Atoms and Particles
Were you absent today? Watch the video and take notes
Assignment: Mole Converting Mass to Moles
Due Tomorrow
Pg 318 #16,17,18,19
Coming up...
Wednesday: TBD
March 11 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Due: Introduction to the Mole
Pg 309 #3,4
Pg 311 #5,6
Mole Video Lecture #3
Due tomorrow
Take Good Notes
Assignment#1: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes Pg 311 Sample Problem 10.3
Pg 311 #5,6
Pg 315 #7,8, 10, 11, 13, 15
Need a review on Molar Mass? Watch this: The Mole 3 - Molar Mass
Coming up...
Tuesday:
March 8 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Hand Back Papers
Do not recycle any of them until you have checked that they are in the gradebook correctly
Mole Video Lecture
Take good notes.
Assignment - Introduction to the Mole
Due Monday
Need more help: Read/Notes Ch 10 pg 306-310
Practice Problems
Pg 307 #1,2 (skip these)
Pg 309 #3,4
Pg 311 #5,6
Coming up...
Friday: Intro to Mole (M3 vid), Mole 2, Mole 3 (M8); Mole Practice Probs (M8)
March 7 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Were you absent for the Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
You need to sign up for a makeup time on the board. The lab will be put away at the end of the day next Tuesday.
Make-up:
After school: Thursday, Monday, Tuesday
2nd Lunch: Friday, Monday
Due: Lab Notebooks
Were you absent? Still need to make up the lab? Turn in lab notebook when you finish the lab.
**No lab notebooks will be accepted after 2:10pm next Wednesday.
Due: Quiz Prep: Balancing Chemical Equations
Quiz: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations, Classifying Reactions
Rules:
One person per table
Turn off all e-devices and put them in your backpack. E-Device use today = zero on quiz.
No talking until all quizzes are turned in.
You need: Pencil, Periodic Table
ACT Prep
**I've printed a the first part (Pg 279-302) of this Study Guide for each of you. I will print the other pages at a later date.
It is *incredibly* important that you know what is on the ACT Exam and how to prepare for the exam.
For our ACT Prep sessions for the next month, you will have time to read, highlight, write in the margins, and do the practice problems.
Assignment Pg 287-297:
Read. Highlight the important information. Write important notes in the margins. Treat all practice problems like test problems - then check your answer.
How are you graded? I will periodically assess your highlighting, writing in these pages to give you points.
If you finish through pg 287, keep going! This will mean you won't have anything to take home later!
Coming up...
Friday: Intro to Mole (M3 vid), Mole 2, Mole 3 (M8); Mole Practice Probs (M8)
March 6 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Post Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Assignment Quiz Prep: Balancing Chemical Equations
Due Tomorrow
Quiz will be on Thursday (Tomorrow)
Lab Notebooks
Due Tomorrow
Be sure to have your labs up to date by tomorrow
Coming up...
Thursday: Quiz - Balanced Chemical Equations (F28); Lab Notebooks Due, Intro to Mole (M3 vid), Mole 2
Friday: Mole 3 (M8); Mole Practice Probs (M8)
March 5 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Day 2 of 2
There are 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. Make time to complete them all.
All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before class starts on Tuesday or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Post-Labs and Conclusions for ALL Labs; Prep for quiz, Intro to Mole (M3 vid).
Thursday: Quiz - Balanced Chemical Equations (F28); Lab Notebooks Due, Mole 2
Friday: Mole 3 (M8); Mole Practice Probs (M8)
March 4 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We explore chemical reactions through activities and experiments.
Success Criteria: I can classify the types of reactions and predict products.
Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Day 1 of 2
There are 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. Make time to complete them all.
All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before class starts on Tuesday or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Day 2; Post Lab and Conclusion
Wednesday: Post-Labs and Conclusions for ALL Labs; Prep for quiz Intro to Mole (M3 vid).
Thursday: Quiz - Balanced Chemical Equations (F28); Lab Notebooks Due, Mole 2
Friday: Mole 3 (M8); Mole Practice Probs (M8)
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February 26 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Notes
**None of the classes finished the lectures las week. Click on the video for the topic we were covering last week (most classes were on the "Types of Reactions" lecture) and get the rest of the notes. The lecture notes are provided above if you need those as well.
Lecture Videos:
Assignment Quizizz: Writing Skeleton Equations
Due Today
Go to Google Classroom and complete the Writing Skeleton Equations Quizizz
Assignment: Skeleton Equation and Balancing Practice
Due Tomorrow
Coming up...
Tuesday: Quizizz Skeleton Equations, Assignment Chem Rxns Word Practice (F21)
Wednesday: (F22) Grade Skeleton Equations, Assign Balancing Chem Equations, Read 11.3
Thursday: (F23) Assign Balancing, Book Probs, Pre-Lab
Friday: (F24) Pre-Lab
Vid - Beyond the Elements: Reactions (F10)
February 27 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Skeleton Equation and Balancing Practice
Turn into the guest teacher.
Grade: Skeleton Equation and Balancing Practice
Turn in your assignment. Guest teacher will redistribute them to new people.
Guest teacher will read answers aloud (or write on board) so you can grade their paper.
If they attempted it but got a part of it wrong, circle it for them to look at and fix at the end.
If the did not attempt the question, or part of the question, mark it wrong with an "X".
Once graded, hand them back to the owner. The owner will correct their mistakes and turn it in today during class.
Assignment: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Due Wednesday
You may ONLY use your periodic table. Do not use the internet.
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Due Thursday- This section will be included on the upcoming quiz.
Pages 369-373
Post-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Due Friday
Finish the Post-Lab and Conclusion this week.
Coming up...
Wednesday: (F22) Grade Skeleton Equations, Assign Balancing Chem Equations, Read 11.3
Thursday: (F23) Assign Balancing, Book Probs, Pre-Lab
Friday: (F24) Pre-Lab
Vid - Beyond the Elements: Reactions (F10)
February 28 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Due today - turn it into the guest teacher
You may ONLY use your periodic table. Do not use the internet.
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Due Thursday- This section will be included on the upcoming quiz.
Pages 369-373
Assignment: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Due Friday
You may ONLY use your periodic table. Do not use the internet.
Worksheet: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
You may check your answers with the guest teacher.
Assignment: Classifying Chemical Reactions
Due Friday (this is preparation for the Balancing/Classifying Quiz)
Pg 359 #12,13,14
Pg 361 #15abcd
Pg 363 #16abc, 17abcd
Pg 365 #19ab
Pg 367 #20, 21all, 22all, 23all
Were you absent or do you need Help with Classifying?
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Slides
Lecture Video: Chemical Reactions 4: Types of Reactions
Post-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Due Friday
Finish the Post-Lab and Conclusion this week.
Pre-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Due Monday
There are 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. Make time to complete them all.
All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before class starts on Tuesday or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
February 29 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Assignment: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Due Friday (Tomorrow)
You may ONLY use your periodic table. Do not use the internet.
Worksheet: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
You may check your answers with the guest teacher.
Assignment: Classifying Chemical Reactions
Due Friday (this is preparation for the Balancing/Classifying Quiz)
Pg 359 #12,13,14
Pg 361 #15abcd
Pg 363 #16abc, 17abcd
Pg 365 #19ab
Pg 367 #20, 21all, 22all, 23all
Were you absent or do you need Help with Classifying?
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Slides
Lecture Video: Chemical Reactions 4: Types of Reactions
Post-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Due Friday
Finish the Post-Lab and Conclusion this week.
Pre-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Due Monday
There are 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. Make time to complete them all.
All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before class starts on Tuesday or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
March 1 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due : Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Turn into the guest teacher
You may ONLY use your periodic table. Do not use the internet.
Due: Classifying Chemical Reactions
Turn into the guest teacher
Pg 359 #12,13,14
Pg 361 #15abcd
Pg 363 #16abc, 17abcd
Pg 365 #19ab
Pg 367 #20, 21all, 22all, 23all
Were you absent or do you need Help with Classifying?
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Slides
Lecture Video: Chemical Reactions 4: Types of Reactions
Post-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
This should be done by today so you have time to work on the Pre-lab for Monday.
Finish the Post-Lab and Conclusion this week.
Pre-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Due Monday
There are 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. Make time to complete them all.
All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before class starts on Tuesday or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
Coming up - Quiz: Balanced Chemical Equations next week
________________________
February 23 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Notes
Balancing Chemical Equations
Types of Reactions
Absent today or need more help? Watch my video lectures:
Coming up...
Friday: Balancing Chem Equations; Post-Test Review Cov Bonding;
Monday: Vid - Beyond the Elements: Reactions (F10)
Tuesday: Quizizz Skeleton Equations, Assignment Chem Rxns Word Practice (F21)
Wednesday: (F22) Grade Skeleton Equations, Assign Balancing Chem Equations, Read 11.3
Thursday: (F23) Assign Balancing, Book Probs, Pre-Lab
Friday: (F24) Pre-Lab
February 22 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Make Up for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
If you were absent for the Test on Friday, you must make up the test BEFORE school starts on Friday
Tuesday: Lunch or after school
Wednesday: 7am or Lunch
Thursday: 7am, lunch or after school
Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Notes
Introduction to Chemical Reactions
Writing Skeleton Equations
Absent today or need more help? Watch my video lectures:
Coming up...
Friday: Balancing Chem Equations; Post-Test Review Cov Bonding;
Monday: Vid - Beyond the Elements: Reactions (F10)
Tuesday: Quizizz Skeleton Equations, Assignment Chem Rxns Word Practice (F21)
Wednesday: (F22) Grade Skeleton Equations, Assign Balancing Chem Equations, Read 11.3
Thursday: (F23) Assign Balancing, Book Probs, Pre-Lab
Friday: (F24) Pre-Lab
February 21 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Make Up for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
If you were absent for the Test on Friday, you must make up the test BEFORE school starts on Friday
Tuesday: Lunch or after school
Wednesday: 7am or Lunch
Thursday: 7am, lunch or after school
Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Notes
Introduction to Chemical Reactions
Absent today or need more help? Watch my video lectures:
Post-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Post Lab - 20 minutes today, the rest on your own time.
Coming up...
Thursday: Intro to Skeleton Equations, Balancing Chem Equations
Friday: Balancing Chem Equations; Post-Test Review Cov Bonding;
Monday: Vid - Beyond the Elements: Reactions (F10)
Tuesday: Quizizz Skeleton Equations, Assignment Chem Rxns Word Practice (F21)
Wednesday: (F22) Grade Skeleton Equations, Assign Balancing Chem Equations, Read 11.3
Thursday: (F23) Assign Balancing, Book Probs, Pre-Lab
Friday: (F24) Pre-Lab
February 20 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Make Up for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
If you were absent for the Test on Friday, you must make up the test BEFORE school starts on Friday
Tuesday: Lunch or after school
Wednesday: 7am or Lunch
Thursday: 7am, lunch or after school
Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Day 1 of 1
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on today - no exceptions.
Safety Concerns Overview.
Return chemicals immediately to their location so other people can use them.
Clean up:
Scrub the lids and microwells with scrub brushes when finished
Wash and dry all equipment
Clean lab table and sink with spray and paper towels
Coming up...
Wednesday: Intro to Chemical Rections (F15); Lab - Ionic Vs Covalent 20 min,
Thursday: Intro to Skeleton Equations, Balancing Chem Equations
Friday: Balancing Chem Equations; Post-Test Review Cov Bonding;
Monday: Vid - Beyond the Elements: Reactions (F10)
Tuesday: Quizizz Skeleton Equations, Assignment Chem Rxns Word Practice (F21)
Wednesday: (F22) Grade Skeleton Equations, Assign Balancing Chem Equations, Read 11.3
Thursday: (F23) Assign Balancing, Book Probs, Pre-Lab
Friday: (F24) Pre-Lab
February 16 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due Today: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Rules:
ABSOLUTELY No Electronic Devices - they must be turned off and put in your backpack. Use of any devices = 0% for your grade.
No Talking. Remain in your testing spot until the end. Work on something when you finish your exam.
You may use: Periodic Table, VSEPR Handout, Pencil (no pen)
Turn in:
My Test
Your Test
Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Due Tuesday
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on Tuesday - no exceptions.
Coming up...
Monday: No School!
Tuesday: Lab - Ionic Vs Covalent
Wednesday: Lab - Ionic Vs Covalent
Thursday: Intro to Chemical Rections (F15)
Friday: Lecture Continued
February 15 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
You will have Wednesday and Thursday (if needed) to complete the lab stations
Assignment: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Due Friday
#39,41,45,48,51,60(all), 64, 65(all), 66, 67, 68, 75,77, 79(all), 81, 84(all), 91ab
Pg 261 #1-11
#73,80(all), 83(all), 85(a,b,d,e,g),128
Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Unit Test is on Friday
Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Due Tuesday
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on Tuesday - no exceptions.
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab - Valentines Chemical Reactions and Post Lab, Test Prep - Covalent Bonding
Friday: Test - Covalent Bonding
Monday: No School!
Tuesday: Lab - Ionic Vs Covalent
February 14 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
You will have Wednesday and Thursday (if needed) to complete the lab stations
Assignment: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Due Friday
#39,41,45,48,51,60(all), 64, 65(all), 66, 67, 68, 75,77, 79(all), 81, 84(all), 91ab
Pg 261 #1-11
#73,80(all), 83(all), 85(a,b,d,e,g),128
Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Unit Test is on Friday
Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Due Tuesday
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on Tuesday - no exceptions.
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab - Valentines Chemical Reactions and Post Lab, Test Prep - Covalent Bonding
Friday: Test - Covalent Bonding
Monday: No School!
Tuesday: Lab - Ionic Vs Covalent
February 13 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Pre-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Due Wednesday
You will have Wednesday and Thursday to complete the lab stations
Assignment: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Due Friday
#39,41,45,48,51,60(all), 64, 65(all), 66, 67, 68, 75,77, 79(all), 81, 84(all), 91ab
Pg 261 #1-11
#73,80(all), 83(all), 85(a,b,d,e,g),128
Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Unit Test is on Friday
Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Due Tuesday (No School Monday)
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on Tuesday - no exceptions.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lab - Valentines Chemical Reactions
Thursday: Lab - Valentines Chemical Reactions and Post Lab, Test Prep - Covalent Bonding
Friday: Test - Covalent Bonding
Monday: No School!
Tuesday: Lab - Ionic Vs Covalent
February 9 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Need help with Intermolecular Forces?
This is not a mandatory assignment, this is listed to show you where to find help with this topic
Pg 250-252 "Attraction Between Molecules
Pg 252-253 "Intermolecular Attractions and Molecular Properties"
Video Lecture: Professor Dave Explains Intermolecular Forces
Intermolecular Force in Compounds and Relative Boiling and Melting Points
Assignment #1: Intermolecular Forces Reference Sheet
Due Today
Fill out the Intermolecular Forces Reference Worksheet (printed for you on pink paper)
You will need this for the rest of the year
Assignment #2: Quizizz: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Due Today
This has been assigned to you in Google Classroom
Use your Pink VSEPR and Blue IMF sheets to help you.
Assignment #3: Practice Quiz - Intermolecular Forces
Due Monday
Practice Quiz - Intermolecular Forces
Need more help? Click the "Introduction" for explanations of the forces
Ready for the practice quiz? Click "Quiz" and read the explanations for each answer
Use your Pink VSEPR and Blue IMF sheets to help you.
Coming up...
Monday: IMF Worksheet; Pre-Lab: Valentines Lab; Test Prep - Covalent Bonding
Tuesday: Pre-Lab: Valentines Lab; Test Prep - Covalent Bonding
Wednesday: Lab - Valentines Chemical Reactions
Thursday: Lab - Valentines Chemical Reactions and Post Lab, Test Prep - Covalent Bonding
Friday: Test - Covalent Bonding
February 8 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Lecture: Intermolecular Forces
Need help with Intermolecular Forces?
This is not a mandatory assignment, this is listed to show you where to find help with this topic
Pg 250-252 "Attraction Between Molecules
Pg 252-253 "Intermolecular Attractions and Molecular Properties"
Video Lecture: Professor Dave Explains Intermolecular Forces
Intermolecular Force in Compounds and Relative Boiling and Melting Points
Assignment: Intermolecular Forces Reference Sheet
Due Tomorrow
Fill out the Intermolecular Forces Reference Worksheet (printed for you on pink paper)
You will need this for the rest of the year
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture - Intermolecular Forces (F1), Worksheet IMF (working), Practice Intermolecular Forces, Pre-Lab
Friday: Lab: Covalent vs Ionic
Monday: Lab continued? Finish Video from Feb 1
February 7 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4
Worksheet: Lewis Structures #4 - VSEPR, Polarity
Video: Making Stuff Stronger
One of the most important fields in chemistry right now is "Materials Science" which solves problems like "How is chemistry used to make materials "wilder"?"
Complete the questions on the worksheet as we watch the video
Answer the questions as you watch: Making Stuff Stronger Video Questions
ACT Prep
**I've printed a the first part (Pg 279-302) of this Study Guide for each of you. I will print the other pages at a later date.
It is *incredibly* important that you know what is on the ACT Exam and how to prepare for the exam.
For our ACT Prep sessions for the next month, you will have time to read, highlight, write in the margins, and do the practice problems.
Assignment Pg 279-287:
Read. Highlight the important information. Write important notes in the margins. Treat all practice problems like test problems - then check your answer.
How are you graded? I will periodically assess your highlighting, writing in these pages to give you points.
If you finish through pg 287, keep going! This will mean you won't have anything to take home later!
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture - Intermolecular Forces (F1), Worksheet IMF (working), Practice Intermolecular Forces, Pre-Lab
Friday: Lab: Covalent vs Ionic
Monday: Lab continued? Finish Video from Feb 1
February 6 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Lewis Structure Worksheet #3 (continued)
Hand back the Worksheet: Lewis Structures #3 - Lewis, AXE, VSEPR, Polarity you completed earlier this week.
Add Polarity to each of the necessary spots.
Assignment: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4
Due Tomorrow
Worksheet: Lewis Structures #4 - VSEPR, Polarity
Coming up...
Tuesday: Worksheet #4 continued, ACT Prep Science Booklet (20 minutes),
Wednesday: Lecture - Intermolecular Forces (F1), Worksheet IMF (working),
Thursday: Practice Intermolecular Forces, Pre-Lab
Friday: Lab: Covalent vs Ionic
Monday: Lab continued? Finish Video from Feb 1
February 5 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Period 5: Radon Detector Checkout
Plug them in tonight, bring them back on Thursday.
Lecture: Polarity of Molecules
Assignment #1: Lewis Structure Worksheet #3 (continued)
Due Tomorrow
Hand back the Worksheet: Lewis Structures #3 - Lewis, AXE, VSEPR, Polarity you completed earlier this week.
Add Polarity to each of the necessary spots.
Assignment #2: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4
Due Wednesday
Worksheet: Lewis Structures #4 - VSEPR, Polarity
Coming up...
Tuesday: Worksheet #4 continued, ACT Prep Science Booklet (20 minutes),
Wednesday: Lecture - Intermolecular Forces (F1), Worksheet IMF (working),
Thursday: Practice Intermolecular Forces, Pre-Lab
Friday: Lab: Covalent vs Ionic
Monday: Lab continued? Finish Video from Feb 1
February 2 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Period 5: Radon Detector Checkout
Plug them in tonight, bring them back on Monday.
Lecture: Polarity of Molecules
Assignment: Lewis Structure Worksheet #3 (continued)
Due Monday
Hand back the Worksheet: Lewis Structures #3 - Lewis, AXE, VSEPR, Polarity you completed earlier this week.
Add Polarity to each of the necessary spots.
Coming up...
Monday: Polarity Practice Worksheet, Polarity Quizizz
Tuesday: Lecture - Intermolecular Forces (F1), Worksheet IMF (working)
Wednesday: ACT Prep Science Booklet, Practice Intermolecular Forces, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Lab?
Friday: Lab? Finish Video from Feb 1
February 1 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Lewis Structures #3 - Lewis, AXE, VSEPR, Polarity
Grade Quiz: Covalent Bonding Quiz #2 - VSEPR, Lewis, Naming
We will grade this in class today
Video: Making Stuff Stronger
One of the most important fields in chemistry right now is "Materials Science" which solves problems like "How is chemistry used to make materials "wilder"?"
Complete the questions on the worksheet as we watch the video
Answer the questions as you watch: Making Stuff Stronger Video Questions
Coming up...
Wednesday: Quiz: VSEPR; Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent (F1)
Thursday: Grade quiz, Lecture Polarity
Friday: Lecture - Polarity and Intermolecular Forces
January 31 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Lewis Structures #3 - Lewis, AXE, VSEPR, Polarity
Quiz: Covalent Bonding Quiz #2 - VSEPR, Lewis, Naming
We will grade this in class today
Rules:
One person per table
Turn off all e-devices and put them in your backpack. E-Device use today = zero on quiz.
No talking until all quizzes are turned in.
You need: Pencil, Periodic Table
ACT Prep
**I've printed a the first part (Pg 279-302) of this Study Guide for each of you. I will print the other pages at a later date.
It is *incredibly* important that you know what is on the ACT Exam and how to prepare for the exam.
For our ACT Prep sessions for the next month, you will have time to read, highlight, write in the margins, and do the practice problems.
Assignment Pg 279-287:
Read. Highlight the important information. Write important notes in the margins. Treat all practice problems like test problems - then check your answer.
How are you graded? I will periodically assess your highlighting, writing in these pages to give you points.
If you finish through pg 287, keep going! This will mean you won't have anything to take home later!
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 8:00am. No retakes after that time.
Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form.
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 8:00am. No retakes after that time.
Retakes available from 7am-8am, during lunch, or after school.
Quizizz Practice:
Coming up...
Wednesday: Quiz: VSEPR; Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent (F1)
Thursday: Grade quiz, Lecture Polarity
Friday: Lecture - Polarity and Intermolecular Forces
January 30 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Assignment: Lewis Structures #3 - Lewis, AXE, VSEPR, Polarity
Due Tomorrow (you will have 25ish minutes to work on this in class today)
Quiz Prep: Quizizz VSEPR Practice
Due Tomorrow - quiz is tomorrow
Go to Google Classroom to complete the Quizizz: VSEPR Practice
Treat this like the quiz!
Quiz will have Lewis Dot Structure Drawings, AXE, VSEPR, Naming Molecules (and ionic compounds, acids, bases)
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 8:00am. No retakes after that time.
Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form.
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 8:00am. No retakes after that time.
Retakes available from 7am-8am, during lunch, or after school.
Quizizz Practice:
Coming up...
Tuesday: VSEPR Worksheet, Quizizz VSEPR Practice
Wednesday: Quiz: VSEPR; Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent (F1)
January 29 - Monday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Hand back papers
Quiz: Naming Compounds
Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form.
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 8:00am. No retakes after that time.
Retakes available from 7am-8am, during lunch, or after school.
Assignment #1: VSEPR AXE Practice
Continued from Friday. Due today in class.
Assignment #2: Lewis Structures #3 - Lewis, AXE, VSEPR, Polarity
Due ?? - if everyone is working in class, I will give you more class time to finish.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lecture - Polarity, Wkst from Monday
Wednesday: Quiz: AXE, VSEPR, Polarity?; ACT Prep; Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent (F1)
January 26 - Friday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Due: Introduction to Molecular Shapes
I will come around and check it in your notes
Read / Notes 8.3 Bonding Theories Pg 240-246
Lecture: VSEPR - Method for finding Molecular Shapes
VSEPR Theory Handout: This has been printed for you. Fill this out during lecture, it is your reference sheet for Molecular Shapes
VSEPR Simulation: to help visualize 3D shapes of molecules
Assignment: VSEPR AXE Practice
We will have more time in class Monday to finish
Coming up...
Monday: Quiz Remediation, Continue VSEPR Model Activity, Polarity (J30)
January 25 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: We will use our knowledge of Lewis Structures to draw 3D molecules.
Success Criteria: I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules in two dimension and 3 dimension.
Assignment: Homework - Introduction to Molecular Shapes
Due Tomorrow (Write this in your class notes, you will not turn it in. I will come around and check it in your notes)
Read / Notes 8.3 Bonding Theories Pg 240-246
***If you are unable to access Clever.com and the online book, you will need to take pictures of these pages today in class.
Lecture: VSEPR - Method for finding Molecular Shapes
VSEPR Theory Handout: This has been printed for you. Fill this out during lecture, it is your reference sheet for Molecular Shapes
VSEPR Simulation: to help visualize 3D shapes of molecules
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture - VSEPR
Friday: Activity - Post Quiz Review, VSEPR Model Activity, Polarity (J30)
January 24 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will reinforce our understanding of covalent bonding and drawing Lewis Structures of molecules.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules
Quiz: Naming Ionic, Covalent, Acids, Bases
We will grade this in class today
Rules:
One person per table
Turn off all e-devices and put them in your backpack. E-Device use today = zero on test.
No talking until all quizzes are turned in.
You need: Pencil, Periodic Table
ACT Prep
This free study guide will help you with all of the subjects for the ACT Exam. We will focus on the Science portion.
Click on the ACT Study Guide and save a copy in your google drive. I would make a folder in Drive for "ACT Prep" and place this pdf in that folder so you have it the rest of your high school career.
Open the pdf in your google drive and carefully read the following pages so you start to learn how to take the ACT Science Exam.
Page 290-291 "The ACT Science Section" (the page numbers on the actual pdf are page 279-280)
Browse the first 10 or so pages of the entire pdf document so you know what the document has and how it will help you prepare for all of the sections of the ACT Exam.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Naming Acids Worksheet (grade it), Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet, Naming Compounds Mixed Review (grade in class), Quizizz Practice
Wednesday: Quiz - Naming and Formula Writing, ACT Prep
Thursday: Lecture - VSEPR
January 23 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will reinforce our understanding of covalent bonding and drawing Lewis Structures of molecules.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules
Lab Stations and Lab Lockers
Write your full name and partners full name on a post-it note.
Place the post-it note at the station where you would like to work (you may need to relocate depending on availability)
Lab Locker keys will be assigned. **Write down your locker number in your lab notebook**
$10 to replace the key if you lose it.
Assignment#1: Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet
Due Today. We will grade in class.
ANSWERS: Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet
Assignment#2: Naming Practice Quizizz
Due Tomorrow. 3 assignments have been assigned in Google Classroom.
Quizizz: Naming Ionic Compounds
Quizizz: Naming Covalent Compounds
Quizizz: Naming Acids and Bases
Quiz Tomorrow: Naming and Formula Writing
Ionic Compounds, Covalent Compounds, Acids, Oxyacids, Bases, etc.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Naming Acids Worksheet (grade it), Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet, Naming Compounds Mixed Review (grade in class), Quizizz Practice
Wednesday: Quiz - Naming and Formula Writing, ACT Prep
Thursday: Lecture - VSEPR
January 22 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will reinforce our understanding of covalent bonding and drawing Lewis Structures of molecules.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules
Due: Naming Binary Molecules
**Most of you turned this in during class on Friday**
This has been printed for you. You may write on it.
Lab Stations and Lab Lockers
Write your full name and partners full name on a post-it note.
Place the post-it note at the station where you would like to work (you may need to relocate depending on availability)
Lab Locker keys will be assigned. **Write down your locker number in your lab notebook**
$10 to replace the key if you lose it.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture
We will only cover naming binary molecules today. Acids will be next week.
Assignment: Naming Acids Practice
Due Tomorrow
Coming up...
Tuesday: Naming Acids Worksheet (grade it), Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet, Naming Compounds Mixed Review (grade in class), Quizizz Practice
Wednesday: Quiz - Naming and Formula Writing, ACT Prep
Thursday: Lecture - VSEPR
January 19 - Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will reinforce our understanding of covalent bonding and drawing Lewis Structures of molecules.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules
Seats and Lab Partners
The person you sit with today is your lab partner. The spot you sit in is your forever home.
Write your first and last name on your spot on the class map.
Course Selection for Next Year
Upper Division Science course options for next year.
Why AP Chemistry?
Ryland Nelson (Class of 2022) -
"I was the only one in college chemistry that knew what was going on! Almost half the of my college chem class failed or dropped so they will have to retake it next semester but some of them actually had to switch majors..."
Letter from Andy Bough (Class of 2020) about AP Chemistry
Letter from Sarah Restad (Class of 2019) about taking AP Chemistry
Jaiden M. - Changed majors in college because of AP Chem
Daisey P. - Architecture Major at MSU Bozeman, didn't have to take any science classes.
What is grading like in AP Chemistry?
AP Chemistry is - "Students + Beals vs. AP Chemistry" Everything we do is to help you learn and be successful in chemistry.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture
We will only cover naming binary molecules today. Acids will be next week.
Assignment #1: Naming Binary Molecules
Due Monday
This has been printed for you. You may write on it.
Assignment #2: Lewis Structure Practice
Due Today by 3:30pm on Google Classroom
Go to Google Classroom and do the assigned Quizizz: Simple Lewis Structures Practice
Lab Stations and Lab Lockers
We will do this on Monday
Write your full name and partners full name on a post-it note.
Place the post-it note at the station where you would like to work (you may need to relocate depending on availability)
Lab Locker keys will be assigned. **Write down your locker number in your lab notebook**
$10 to replace the key if you lose it.
Coming up...
Monday: Wkst Naming Molecules (J23?), Lecture: Naming Acids, Wkst Naming Acids
January 18 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will reinforce our understanding of covalent bonding and drawing Lewis Structures of molecules.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules
Radon Checkout
Starting with Period 3 today
View the radon monitor checkout calendar on the "Radon Monitoring Project" page on this website to see when you are scheduled.
Clear the memory before starting.
Fill out the form when data appears on the screen about 48 hours later.
Return the detector and the paperwork on the due date.
Seats and Lab Partners
Tomorrow is official seat and lab partner day
The person you sit with tomorrow is your lab partner. The spot you sit in is your forever home.
Chromebooks
Write down your assigned number in your notes or binder.
Only use your assigned number
Shut it off and plug it in every single day!
If there are issues, report them to me immediately - do not use a different chromebook.
Plug it in...did I already mention that?
Assignment #1: Lewis Structures Worksheet
Continued from yesterday - due at end of period
We will grade this today in class.
Need refresher or absent Today? Watch the lecture videos:
Assignment #2: Sign up for Google Classroom
Due Today
Go to the "Chemistry Resources" section at the very bottom of this page.
Click on the Google Classroom link for your class period. Join the class.
Assignment #3: Lewis Structure Practice
Due Tomorrow by 3:30pm on Google Classroom
Go to Google Classroom and do the assigned Quizizz: Simple Lewis Structures Practice
Coming up...
Friday: Upper Division Science Information (J18), Official Seats and Lab Partners, Lecture - Naming Covalent Bonds (J20), Wkst Naming Molecules (J23?)
Monday: Wkst Naming Molecules (J23?), Lecture Naming Acids
January 17 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will reinforce our understanding of covalent bonding and drawing Lewis Structures of molecules.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw Lewis Structures for all molecules
Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet
We will do this during class today - We may need more time tomorrow.
We will grade this today in class if everyone finishes.
Need refresher or absent Today? Watch the lecture videos:
Coming up...
Thursday: Radon (Per 2), Upper Division Science Information (J18), Google Classroom, Chromebook numbers, etc, Lecture - Naming Covalent Bonds (J20)
Friday: Official Seats and Lab Partners, Lecture - Naming Covalent Bonds (J20), Wkst Naming Molecules (J23?)
Monday: Wkst Naming Molecules (J23?), Lecture Naming Acids
January 16 - Tuesday
Welcome Back to Honors Chemistry!
Need for class: Lab Notebook, Periodic Table, and Calculator
Expectations
Cell phones, earbuds, and electronic devices
All phones will be silenced and put in your backpack before the bell rings. There is NO cell phone use in this class. Why?
All earbuds will be removed from your ears and put in your backpack before the bell rings. There is NO ear bud use in this class. Why?
Hoods and hats that cover your ears will be removed. Why?
There is no use of other electronic devices during class (watches, ipads, etc). Why?
No leaving the classroom during class.
No bathroom passes, no water fountain passes, etc.
Use your 8 minute passing period.
Emergency Pass: You will be given one Emergency Pass. This can be used for:
Emergency bathroom break.
Late assignment for full credit- you must complete the assignment and staple the Emergency Pass to the top of the paper and turn it in the bin.
+10pts extra credit - if you have not used your Emergency Pass by the end of the semester, you can turn it in for +10 points extra credit.
Kindness and Respect
We will all be kind to each other.
If you are unkind or a disruption to the learning environment, you go to the principals office.
We will all respect each other, our teacher and everything in this room (and building).
Missing / Late Assignments
If you are absent, you must complete the work that you missed. It can be found at www.MrBeals.com
Go to my website and make up the work
Put a full heading on the paper and, if you were absent, write "Absent" AND the day you were absent at the top of the paper.
Late work: Late work is NOT accepted.
To Do Today:
Chromebook number - Write it down! Use only your assigned Chromebook.
Plug it in every time!
Sign up for REMIND today if you have not yet signed up! Click the link in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
Sign up for Google Classroom
Go to the correct link for your class period at the bottom of this page.
Everyone must re-enroll in google classroom today!
Lab: Milk Art Inquiry Activity
Click HERE for lab
Part 1 and 2 only. We will not have time to complete Part 3 so do not include it.
Include this in your Lab Notebook.
Do not need to have 'normal' pre-lab stuff. Just follow the instructions and write down what is needed.
Coming up:
Wednesday: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1, Grade it, Lecture - Covalent Bonding
Thursday: Lecture
END OF FALL SEMESTER
January 11 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn covalent bonding and the chemical difference between ionic bonding
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe the differences between the types of bonding.
Due: Final Review
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study! 30 point assignment!
Final Exam is worth 150 points which is about 16% of your overall grade for the semester.
Final Exam
Rules:
ABSOLUTELY No Electronic Devices - they must be turned off and put in your backpack. Use of any devices = 0% for your grade.
No Talking. Remain in your testing spot until the end. Work on something when you finish your exam.
You may use: Calculator, Notecard, Periodic Table, Pencil (no pen)
Turn in:
Notecard
My Test
Your Test
Teacher Report Card
Please fill out the Teacher Report Card
It is completely anonymous.
Please be honest - one of the most important ways I improve as a teacher is through student feedback.
Coming up...
Thursday: AM Finals
Friday: PM Finals
Monday: No School for Students
Tuesday: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1
January 10 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn covalent bonding and the chemical difference between ionic bonding
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe the differences between the types of bonding.
Lab Locker Clean-out
Remove everything from your locker.
Wipe out your locker with lab spray and a damp paper towel. Make sure it is clean.
Glassware or other equipment must be washed, dried, and returned to Mr. Beals
Return all glasses and goggles to the bins
Remain at your station with your key ($10 if you lost your key) and I will check your locker.
Lab Cleanup
Period 3:
Clean the shelf above all lab stations with a damp paper towel and lab bench spray (You may have to move the computers or other equipment to clean under them. Please return all computers and equipment to their spot after cleaning.).
Clean all of the black countertops in room with pink spray and damp paper towel. Be sure to clean center island as well.
Period 4:
Scrub all faucets, sinks, and drains with the lab spray and paper towels and scrub brushes
Period 5:
Clean the fume hood.
Clean the stovetop.
Clean the balance table
Organize the aprons and goggles/glasses
Wipe down the outside of all lab lockers with a damp paper towel and lab spray
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to work on this in class and get help as needed. You will need to spend more time outside of class working on this review and preparing for the exam.
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study! 30 point assignment!
Final Exam is worth 150 points which is about 16% of your overall grade for the semester.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lab Cleanup, Final Exam Review and Study
Thursday: AM Finals
Friday: PM Finals
Monday: No School for Students
Tuesday: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1
January 8 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn covalent bonding and the chemical difference between ionic bonding
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe the differences between the types of bonding.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding
Absent Today? Watch the lecture videos:
Missing Work?
The grade book closes on Monday, January 8 @ 3:30pm.
No work will be accepted after this date - if it is missing it will become a zero.
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to work on this in class and get help as needed. You will need to spend more time outside of class working on this review and preparing for the exam.
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study! 30 point assignment!
Final Exam is worth 150 points which is about 16% of your overall grade for the semester.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Cleanup, Locker Check-in, Final Exam Review and Study
Wednesday: Lab Cleanup, Final Exam Review and Study
Thursday: AM Finals
Friday: PM Finals
Monday: No School for Students
Tuesday: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1
January 5 - Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn covalent bonding and the chemical difference between ionic bonding
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe the differences between the types of bonding.
Due: Differences in Ionic Compounds and Covalent Compounds
I will check to see that it is in your notes.
Copy the following chart into your notes.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding
Absent Today? Watch the lecture videos:
Missing Work?
The grade book closes on Monday, January 8 @ 3:30pm.
No work will be accepted after this date - if it is missing it will become a zero.
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday to work on this in class and get help as needed.
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study!
Coming up...
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due, Holiday Free Pass Due, Covalent Bonding, Ionic vs. Covalent Help Sheet.
Thursday: Covalent Bonding 2 and 3.
Monday: Lecture, Fall Final Exam Review.
Tuesday: Lab Cleanup, Locker Check-in, Final Exam Review and Study
Wednesday: Lab Cleanup, Final Exam Review and Study
Thursday: AM Finals
Friday: PM Finals
Monday: No School for Students
Tuesday: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1
January 4 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn covalent bonding and the chemical difference between ionic bonding
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe the differences between the types of bonding.
Assignment: Differences in Ionic Compounds and Covalent Compounds
Due Friday. Write it in your notes.
Copy the following chart into your notes.
Hand Back All Papers
Do not recycle them until you know the score is correct in the gradebook.
Ionic Bonding Quiz: I will read the answers so you know which ones you got wrong. Look through the test to learn from your mistakes.
DO NOT take a test with you. If you want to do more review of the test, you can come in outside of class time to review or ask questions.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding
Absent Today? Watch the lecture videos:
Coming up...
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due, Holiday Free Pass Due, Covalent Bonding, Ionic vs. Covalent Help Sheet.
Thursday: Covalent Bonding 2 and 3.
Monday: Lecture, Fall Final Exam Review.
Tuesday: Final Exam Review and Study
Wednesday: Final Exam Review and Study
Thursday: AM Finals
Friday: PM Finals
Monday: No School for Students
January 3 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn covalent bonding and the chemical difference between ionic bonding
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe the differences between the types of bonding.
Due: Lab Notebooks
DO NOT COPY ANYTHING FROM OTHER PEOPLE'S LAB NOTEBOOKS. Doing so will get you and them a zero.
Be sure all labs are complete.
Due: Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Free Pass is due on Tuesday, January 3rd.
Our current point total is ~615 points.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding
Absent today? Watch the following lecture videos:
Coming up...
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due, Holiday Free Pass Due, Covalent Bonding, Ionic vs. Covalent Help Sheet.
Thursday: Covalent Bonding 2 and 3.
Monday: Lecture, Fall Final Exam Review.
Tuesday: Final Exam Review and Study
Wednesday: Final Exam Review and Study
Thursday: AM Finals
Friday: PM Finals
Monday: No School for Students
January 2 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn covalent bonding and the chemical difference between ionic bonding
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe the differences between the types of bonding.
P2: Radon Monitoring Project
Collect Radon monitors and check them out to the next person.
Wondering when you are scheduled to take one home? Click on the Radon Monitoring Project page.
Lab Notebooks
Due Tomorrow
DO NOT COPY ANYTHING FROM OTHER PEOPLE'S LAB NOTEBOOKS. Doing so will get you and them a zero.
Be sure all labs are complete.
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Due Tomorrow
Free Pass is due on Tuesday, January 3rd.
Our current point total is ~615 points.
Review: Ionic Bonding - Naming and Formula Writing
Kahoot Game
Need your chromebook, periodic table, paper, pencil.
Required: You MUST write your answer on you paper before you select a choice in Kahoot - this proves you can do it and aren't guessing.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding
Absent today? Watch the following lecture videos:
Assignment: Differences in Ionic Compounds and Covalent Compounds
Copy the following chart into your notes. You will need it for the rest of the year and for the upcoming lab.
Coming up...
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due, Holiday Free Pass Due, Covalent Bonding, Ionic vs. Covalent Help Sheet.
Thursday: Covalent Bonding 2 and 3.
Monday: Lecture, Fall Final Exam Review.
Tuesday: Final Exam Review and Study
Wednesday: Final Exam Review and Study
Thursday: AM Finals
Friday: PM Finals
Monday: No School for Students
December 22 - January 1: Winter Break - No School
December 21 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Free Pass is due on Tuesday, January 3rd.
Our current point total is ~745 points. On your own, calculate which assignment or quiz you would like to use the Free Pass for.
Enjoy your break!!!
Due: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Complete the questions in the "What is Radon? Is it Harmful?" section of the RADON AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS SHEET.
Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Today:
Pre-Lab - Get it signed by me
Cover galvanized steel with tape.
Cut out designs on both sides. **Clean up ALL tape - do not leave pieces of tape laying around**
Can you make more than one? Sure! But, you only have today and tomorrow to complete them.
Rules:
Prelab must be completed and signed before starting the lab.
Must have googles, aprons, and cloth masks in the lab area. (Aprons and googles not needed in the lecture part of the room).
All tracing and cutting must be done in the lecture part of the room.
Acid bath and Copper(II) Nitrate are at stations in the lab area. Keep the stations clean. Wipe up when done.
Tomorrow (you may do this today if you get to this point):
Soak tape covered steel in hydrochloric acid
Cover exposed areas with copper(II) nitrate
Coming up...
Thursday: Radon Signed assignment due, Lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Intro to Covalent Bonding
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due
December 20 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
P2: Radon Monitoring Project
Check out Radon Detectors to 2nd period. Wondering when you are scheduled to take one home? Click on the Radon Monitoring Project page.
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Free Pass is due on Tuesday, January 3rd.
Our current point total is ~745 points. On your own, calculate which assignment or quiz you would like to use the Free Pass for.
Enjoy your break!!!
Assignment: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Due Tomorrow
Complete the questions in the "What is Radon? Is it Harmful?" section of the RADON AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS SHEET.
Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Today:
Pre-Lab - Get it signed by me
Cover galvanized steel with tape.
Cut out designs on both sides. **Clean up ALL tape - do not leave pieces of tape laying around**
Can you make more than one? Sure! But, you only have today and tomorrow to complete them.
Rules:
Prelab must be completed and signed before starting the lab.
Must have googles, aprons, and cloth masks in the lab area. (Aprons and googles not needed in the lecture part of the room).
All tracing and cutting must be done in the lecture part of the room.
Acid bath and Copper(II) Nitrate are at stations in the lab area. Keep the stations clean. Wipe up when done.
Tomorrow (you may do this today if you get to this point):
Soak tape covered steel in hydrochloric acid
Cover exposed areas with copper(II) nitrate
Coming up...
Thursday: Radon Signed assignment due, Lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Intro to Covalent Bonding
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due
December 19 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Due: Metallic Bonding
Intro: Radon Monitoring Project
All assignments and information found at "Radon Monitoring Project" in the menu on this page for all information for this project.
This is an Honors Chemistry group research project.
Assignment: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Due Thursday
Complete the questions in the "What is Radon? Is it Harmful?" section of the RADON AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS SHEET.
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Due Wednesday
Rules:
Prelab must be completed and signed before starting the lab.
No Background section for this lab.
Must have googles, aprons, and cloth masks in the lab area. (Aprons and googles not needed in the lecture part of the room).
All tracing and cutting must be done in the lecture part of the room.
Acid bath and Copper(II) Nitrate are at stations in the lab area. Keep the stations clean. Wipe up when done.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Radon continued, Pre-Lab, Green Pass
Wednesday: Lab
Thursday: Radon Signed assignment due, Lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Intro to Covalent Bonding
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due
December 18 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
Certificate and Picture Day
Scientific Naming Ceremony
Are you prepared to meet the "new you"?!
Assignment: Metallic Bonding
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes: 7.3 Bonding in Metals Pg 209-212 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)
Read/Notes: Ch 7 Study Guide Pg 213 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)
7.3 Practice Problems (put this on a piece of paper that you can turn in Monday)
7.3 Pg 212 #20-26
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Due Wednesday
Rules:
Prelab must be completed and signed before starting the lab.
No Background section for this lab.
Must have googles, aprons, and cloth masks in the lab area. (Aprons and googles not needed in the lecture part of the room).
All tracing and cutting must be done in the lecture part of the room.
Acid bath and Copper(II) Nitrate are at stations in the lab area. Keep the stations clean. Wipe up when done.
Lab Notebooks Due - January 3
Due at the beginning of class Wednesday, January 3
Semester Final Dates
January 11 and 12
Coming up...
Monday: Scinam, Intro Radon Monitoring Project, Check out Radon
Tuesday: Radon continued, Pre-Lab, Green Pass
Wednesday: Lab
Thursday: Lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Intro to Covalent Bonding
Wednesday, January 3: Lab Notebooks Due
December 15 - Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Quiz: Ionic Bonding
Rules:
One person per table
Turn off all e-devices and put them in your backpack. E-Device use today = zero on test.
No talking until all tests are turned in.
You need: Pencil, Periodic Table
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
Certificate and Picture Day
Assignment: Metallic Bonding
Due Tuesday
Read/Notes: 7.3 Bonding in Metals Pg 209-212 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)
Read/Notes: Ch 7 Study Guide Pg 213 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)
7.3 Practice Problems (put this on a piece of paper that you can turn in Monday)
7.3 Pg 212 #20-26
Lab Notebooks Due - January 3
Due at the beginning of class Wednesday, January 3
Semester Final Dates
January 11 and 12
Coming up...
Monday: Scinam, Intro Radon Monitoring Project, Check out Radon
Tuesday: Radon continued, Pre-Lab, Green Pass
Wednesday: Lab
Thursday: Lab
Friday: No School - Winter break from Dec 22-Jan 1
Tuesday, January 2: Intro to Covalent Bonding
December 14 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
Certificate and Picture Day
Review of Lecture: Rules for Ionic Compounds
If needed
Ionic Compounds: Part 3 - Naming Ionic Compounds "The Rules"
Rules 3,4,5 (starts on slide 89)
***Complete the following in order***
Assignment #1: Quizizz: Cation and Anion
Due Tomorrow
Go to Google Classroom and complete the Cation and Anion quizizz.
Absent today? You have one day for each day you are absent to make up missed work, plan accordingly. After that, missing work will not be accepted. Email me when you've finished the quizizz so I can enter your grade.
Assignment #2: Quizizz: Ionic Bonding
Due Tomorrow
Go to Google Classroom and complete the quizizz.
Absent today? You have one day for each day you are absent to make up missed work, plan accordingly. After that, missing work will not be accepted. Email me when you've finished the quizizz so I can enter your grade.
Assignment #3: Quizizz: Naming Ionic Compounds
Due Tomorrow
Go to Google Classroom and complete the quizizz.
Absent today? You have one day for each day you are absent to make up missed work, plan accordingly. After that, missing work will not be accepted. Email me when you've finished the quizizz so I can enter your grade.
Assignment #4 Quizizz: Ionic Names and Formulas
Due Tomorrow
Go to Google Classroom and complete the quizizz.
Absent today? You have one day for each day you are absent to make up missed work, plan accordingly. After that, missing work will not be accepted. Email me when you've finished the quizizz so I can enter your grade.
Coming up...
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding, Scinam, Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 13 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Grade: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
This was turned in on Monday - we will grade it in class today.
Lab: Gold Penny Lab
Day 2.5 of 2.5
Kings Court
Post Lab and Conclusion
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
After cleaning your lab station and equipment, select your favorite Gold Penny
Write all group members first and last names on a sticky note.
Stick your favorite penny to the sticky part of a post-it note with the best side facing up and deliver it to me. Each penny will be assigned a random number for voting.
Voting
You will have a chance to vote for the 3 pennies that are the most convincing. If you know which is yours you may vote for it but don't tell other people which is yours - Do not "lobby" for your penny - that makes it "un-fun".
Winners will live with the pride of knowing they are Master Alchemists and eternal members of the 79 Club.
Review of Lecture: Rules for Ionic Compounds
If needed
Ionic Compounds: Part 3 - Naming Ionic Compounds "The Rules"
Rules 3,4,5 (starts on slide 89)
Moved: Assignment: Metallic Bonding
Due Monday
Read/Notes: 7.3 Bonding in Metals Pg 209-212 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)
Read/Notes: Ch 7 Study Guide Pg 213 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)
7.3 Practice Problems (put this on a piece of paper that you can turn in Monday)
7.3 Pg 212 #20-26
Coming up...
Thursday: Quiz Prep w/Quizizz and worksheet for ionic bonding/naming.
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding, Scinam, Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 12 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lab: Gold Penny Lab
Day 2 of 2.5
Gold Pennies: Pennies must be turned gold today. Store them in your locker. Tomorrow we will not be using lab equipment, we will be voting!
Post Lab: Work on the post lab when done with the lab
Conclusion: Work on the conclusion when done with the lab
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lab - Kings Court, grade ionic worksheet, Quizziz for Ionic Bonding
Thursday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
Friday: Scinam, Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 11 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Due: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
7.1 p199 #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
Due: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
7.2 p207 #12,13,14,15,17,19
Due: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Lab: Gold Penny Lab
Day 1 of 2.5
The goal is to get all of your pennies to the "silver" (zinc plated) stage today
Coming up...
Monday: Lab Day 1 Gold Penny, Teeth
Tuesday: Lab Day 2, grade ionic worksheet
Wednesday: Lab - Kings Court, Quizziz for Ionic Bonding
Thursday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
Friday: Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 7/8 - Thursday/Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
We did not finish all of the lecture slides yesterday so you will need to get the rules and information form the slides before you do the assignments.
Assignment #1: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Due Monday
7.1 Practice Problems
7.1 p199 #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
Assignment #2: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Due Monday - Put this on a separate piece of paper from the 7.1 assignment
7.2 Practice Problems
7.2 p207 #12,13,14,15,17,19
Assignment: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Due Monday - Put this on a separate piece of paper.
Worksheet: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Write on the worksheet. Lost your copy? Print a new one at home.
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
Due Monday
If you are unable to complete this in class, it is homework.
**The pre-lab must be complete when you arrive to class on Monday or you cannot participate in the lab and you will earn a 0. There are too many safety concerns for you to arrive unprepared and expect to participate.
Coming up...
Monday: Lab Day 1 Gold Penny, Teeth
Tuesday: Lab Day 2
Wednesday: Lab - Kings Court, Quizziz for Ionic Bonding
Thursday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
Friday: Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 6 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Continued from yesterday
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 and 3
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture Continued
Thursday: Assignment 7.1,7.2
Friday: ACT Prep, Pre-lab: Gold Penny Lab
Monday: Lab Day 1 Gold Penny, Teeth
Tuesday: Lab Day 2
Wednesday: Lab - Kings Court, Scinam, Quizziz for Ionic Bonding
Thursday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
Friday: Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 5 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 1 - An Introduction to Ionic Bonding
Coming up...
Monday: Ionic Bonding Introduction
Tuesday: Ionic Bonding 2
Wednesday: Scinam
Thursday: Assignment 7.1,7.2
Friday: ACT Prep, Pre-lab: Gold Penny Lab
Monday: Lab Day 1 Gold Penny, Teeth
Tuesday: Lab Day 2
Wednesday: Lab - Kings Court, Quizziz for Ionic Bonding
Thursday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
Friday: Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 4 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 1 - An Introduction to Ionic Bonding
Coming up...
Monday: Ionic Bonding Introduction
Tuesday: Ionic Bonding 2
Wednesday: Scinam
Thursday: Assignment 7.1,7.2
Friday: ACT Prep, Pre-lab: Gold Penny Lab
Monday: Lab Day 1 Gold Penny, Teeth
Tuesday: Lab Day 2
Wednesday: Lab - Kings Court, Quizziz for Ionic Bonding
Thursday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
Friday: Intro Radon Monitoring Project
December 1 - Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Quiz Prep:
I found these last night and shred them via REMIND and Google Classroom to help you prepare. They are NOT graded, just good practice for the quiz. Periodic Table Review, Periodic Table, Periodic Trends
Last day to vote: Experiment: Can ______ Dissolve Teeth?
Vote here: Can (fill in the blank) Dissolve Teeth?
Due - Periodic Table Review
p186-189: #26,29,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,41,43,44,45,47,51,56,64; p191 #1-8
Working from home? Click here for pictures of these pages in the book. Or visit the online version by going to your Clever account.
Quiz - Periodic Table
Rules
Periodic table will be provided.
All phones and electronic devices must be silenced and in your backpack
One person per table
No talking
After the Quiz: Exploring the Periodic Table and the Elements
Check out these incredible interactive periodic tables.
"Google Arts Experiment" Interactive Periodic Table
Click around and explore the navigation and information
"Graph Overflow" Interactive Periodic Table
Click on an element then "explore atom"
After the Quiz: STEM - Focus on Technology
Visit Google Labs to Explore, Learn, and Play!
If you use sound, please use headphones (people are taking a quiz)!
After the Quiz: Post Labs and Conclusions
When finished with the quiz, look back through the labs we've completed and finish any/all post-labs and conclusions
Quiz Prep: To access the Quizizz from yesterday, click the following links: Periodic Table Review, Periodic Table, Periodic Trends
Coming up...
Thursday: ACT Prep, Review Cont?, Study for Quiz
Friday: Quiz: Periodic Table, STEM online, Scinam
Monday: Scinam
November 30 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
ACT Prep
Complete the ACT Practice Problems
13 minute timer - do not start until instructed to do so.
When finished: (This is the most important part) Look at the explanations for the questions you got wrong
Experiment: Can ______ Dissolve Teeth?
Vote here: Can (fill in the blank) Dissolve Teeth?
Quiz Prep:
The following will be added to Google Classroom so you can prepare for the quiz. They are not graded: Periodic Table Review, Periodic Table, Periodic Trends
Assignment - Periodic Table Review
Due Friday
p186-189: #26,29,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,41,43,44,45,47,51,56,64; p191 #1-8
Working from home? Click here for pictures of these pages in the book. Or visit the online version by going to your Clever account.
Coming up...
Thursday: ACT Prep, Review Cont?, Study for Quiz
Friday: Quiz: Periodic Table, STEM online, Scinam
Monday: Scinam
November 29 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lecture: Periodic Table
Periodic Table Lecture Video
Absent today? Watch and take notes from the lecture video
Experiment: Can ______ Dissolve Teeth?
Vote here: Can (fill in the blank) Dissolve Teeth?
Assignment - Periodic Table Review
Due Friday
p186-189: #26,29,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,41,43,44,45,47,51,56,64; p191 #1-8
Working from home? Click here for pictures of these pages in the book. Or visit the online version by going to your Clever account.
Coming up...
Thursday: ACT Prep, Review Cont?, Study for Quiz
Friday: Quiz: Periodic Table, STEM online, Scinam
Monday: Scinam
November 28 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lecture: Periodic Table
Periodic Table Lecture Video
Absent today? Watch and take notes from the lecture video
Assignment - Periodic Table Review
Due Thursday
p186-189: #26,29,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,41,43,44,45,47,51,56,64; p191 #1-8
Working from home? Click here for pictures of these pages in the book. Or visit the online version by going to your Clever account.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Periodic Table Review N18
Wednesday: Review Cont?, ACT Prep
Thursday: Quiz: Periodic Table, STEM online ACT Prep
Friday: Scinam
November 27 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Winners: Challenge - Guess the weight of the Mercury
Period 3: Porcellana West - 8lbs
Period 4: Shane Guerrero - 12lbs
Period 5: Tie - Maclain Olson and Senja Lyngby-Cox - 13lbs
Lecture: Periodic Table
Periodic Table Lecture Video
Absent today? Watch and take notes from the lecture video
Coming up...
Tuesday: Periodic Table Review N18
Wednesday: Review Cont?, ACT Prep
Thursday: Quiz: Periodic Table, STEM online ACT Prep
Friday: Scinam
November 22 - 24 - Thanksgiving Break
November 21 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the elements and the periodic table.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the chemical and physical properties of an element based on it's location on the periodic table.
Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Day 2 of 2
Lab: It's Elemental
Blank Periodic Table (for those classes who did not get Group and Period Numbers)
Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Continued
Wednesday-Friday: Thanksgiving Break
Monday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
Tuesday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
Wednesday: ACT Prep
November 20 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the elements and the periodic table.
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the chemical and physical properties of an element based on it's location on the periodic table.
Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Day 1 of 2
Lab: It's Elemental
Blank Periodic Table (for those classes who did not get Group and Period Numbers)
Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Continued
Wednesday-Friday: Thanksgiving Break
Monday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
Tuesday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
Wednesday: ACT Prep
November 17 - Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
How Ridiculous Videos!
The first of six videos from the cannon shoot with How Ridiculous was released yesterday!
Watch it here: https://youtu.be/M49i6CFPMmk?si=d7Pk-BUN6bRJy_Sq
The Slow Mo Guys video was release yesterday as well!
Watch it here: https://youtu.be/KKjIqCVFUyM?si=4g6aJHUjokmoDA3Q
Lecture: Periodic Table
Periodic Table Lecture Video
Absent today? Watch and take notes from the lecture video
Coming up...
Monday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
Tuesday: Complete review and Pre-Lab
Wednesday-Friday: Thanksgiving Break
Monday:
November 16 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Thursday: Finish Presentations
ACT Prep
Complete the ACT Practice Problems
14 minute timer - do not start until instructed to do so.
When finished: (This is the most important part) Look at the explanations for the questions you got wrong
The Elements
+20 points Extra Credit Opportunity.
Memorize The Elements Song. Sing it in public and record it so we can watch it in class. Or perform it in class.
Why? If you memorize the song you have just memorized the names of the elements of the periodic table!
Asap Science Elements Song (you can do this one instead if you'd like) (no, you can't get double extra credit if you do both;)
Lecture: Periodic Table
Absent today? Check with Mr. Beals to see how far we made it in the lecture - we may not have time to start it today.
Lecture Video
If you are absent, you need to watch the lecture videos and look at the lecture slides - do not copy notes from another classmate - this will do you no good!
Coming up...
Thursday: Finish Presentations, ACT PrepN16, Intro to Periodic Table Lecture, XcN17
Friday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
November 15 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Wednesday: Part 5 Presentations
Thursday: Finish Presentations
Coming up...
Thursday: Finish Presentations, ACT PrepN16, Intro to Periodic Table Lecture, XcN17
Friday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
November 14 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Tuesday: Part 4 and Part 5 - Prepare your presentations, they start tomorrow.
Wednesday: Part 5 Presentations
Thursday: Finish Presentations, ACT Prep, Intro to Periodic Table Lecture, Xc
Coming up...
Tuesday: Part 4 and Part 5 - Presentations prep
Wednesday: Part 5 Presentations
Thursday: Finish Presentations, ACT Prep, Intro to Periodic Table Lecture, XcN17
Friday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
November 13 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Monday: Part 4
Tuesday: Part 4 and Part 5 - Prepare your presentations, they start tomorrow.
Wednesday: Part 5 Presentations
Thursday: Finish Presentations, ACT Prep, Intro to Periodic Table Lecture, Xc
Coming up...
Tuesday: Part 4 and Part 5 - Presentations prep
Wednesday: Part 5 Presentations
Thursday: Finish Presentations, ACT Prep, Intro to Periodic Table Lecture, XcN17
Friday: Periodic Table Lecture and review N18
November 10 - Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Due TODAY! Test Remediation: Atomic Theory
Must be finished on your own time in this classroom
Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments"
Fill out the back by answering all questions that you got incorrect. You may use the book, notes, etc.
Make sure all questions are correct.
This may ONLY be completed in class - you may not take your tests with you.
Did not finish today? Schedule a time before Friday, November 10 to finish it. Then turn it in.
+5pts XC on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Friday, November 10. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Friday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Monday: Part 4
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Coming up...
Friday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Monday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Wednesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 9 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Due Friday: Test Remediation: Atomic Theory
Must be finished on your own time in this classroom
Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments"
Fill out the back by answering all questions that you got incorrect. You may use the book, notes, etc.
Make sure all questions are correct.
This may ONLY be completed in class - you may not take your tests with you.
Did not finish today? Schedule a time before Friday, November 10 to finish it. Then turn it in.
+5pts XC on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Friday, November 10. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Thursday: Part 2
Friday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Monday: Part 4
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Coming up...
Friday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Monday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Wednesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 8 - Wednesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the scientific process through questioning, data collection, and analyzing
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can perform a scientific study to answer an unknown question.
Due Friday: Test Remediation: Atomic Theory
Must be finished on your own time in this classroom
Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments"
Fill out the back by answering all questions that you got incorrect. You may use the book, notes, etc.
Make sure all questions are correct.
This may ONLY be completed in class - you may not take your tests with you.
Did not finish today? Schedule a time before Friday, November 10 to finish it. Then turn it in.
+5pts XC on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Friday, November 10. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Wednesday: Part 1, Part 2
Thursday: Part 2
Friday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Monday: Part 4
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Coming up...
Wednesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Thursday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Friday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Monday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Wednesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 7 - Tuesday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the elements and periodic table
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the structure and function of key elements and how their position on the periodic table shows chemical and physical properties.
Due Friday: Test Remediation: Atomic Theory
Must be finished on your own time in this classroom
Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments"
Fill out the back by answering all questions that you got incorrect. You may use the book, notes, etc.
Make sure all questions are correct.
This may ONLY be completed in class - you may not take your tests with you.
Did not finish today? Schedule a time before Friday, November 10 to finish it. Then turn it in.
+5pts XC on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Friday, November 10. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Complete the Pre-Lab and Part 1
Wednesday: Part 1, Part 2
Thursday: Part 2
Friday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Monday: Part 4
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Coming up...
Tuesday: Pre-lab and Part 1
Wednesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Thursday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Friday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Monday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
Wednesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 6 - Monday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the elements and periodic table
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the structure and function of key elements and how their position on the periodic table shows chemical and physical properties.
Test Remediation: Atomic Theory
One person per table. Bring your things with you.
Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments"
Fill out the back by answering all questions that you got incorrect. You may use the book, notes, etc.
Make sure all questions are correct.
This may ONLY be completed in class - you may not take your tests with you.
Did not finish today? Schedule a time before Friday, November 10 to finish it. Then turn it in.
+5pts XC on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Friday, November 10. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.
When Finished:
Watch Mr. Beals collab with VSauce3 "Could You Survive the Movies: Back to the Future"
Keep on Learning at Beals Science YouTube
Coming up...
Tuesday: Pre-lab and Part 1
Wednesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Thursday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Friday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Monday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
November 3 - Friday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the elements and periodic table
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the structure and function of key elements and how their position on the periodic table shows chemical and physical properties.
The Periodic Table - Hunting the Elements Video
Continued from yesterday
Watch video: Hunting the Elements
Complete the Hunting the Elements video questions while watching the video
Coming up...
Monday: Hand Back papers, Test Post-Review or test finish,
Tuesday: Pre-lab and Part 1
Wednesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Thursday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Friday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Monday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
November 2 - Thursday
Learning Intentions: What will we learn today? We will learn explore the elements and periodic table
Success Criteria: How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the structure and function of key elements and how their position on the periodic table shows chemical and physical properties.
TWIRP Nominations
The Periodic Table - Hunting the Elements Video
Continued from yesterday
Watch video: Hunting the Elements
Complete the Hunting the Elements video questions while watching the video
Coming up...
Friday: Elements video.
Monday: Hand Back papers, Test Post-Review or test finish,
Tuesday: Pre-lab and Part 1
Wednesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Thursday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Friday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Monday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations
November 1 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
TWIRP Nominations
ACT Prep - Science
15 minute timer - do not start until instructed to do so.
When finished. Click submit and look at the answers.
**This is the most important part** Look at the explanations for the questions you got wrong
Next Unit: Elements and the Periodic Table
Learning Intentions: We will learn about elements, their function and uses. We will learn how to read the periodic table and how it gives us needed information about the physical and chemical properties of the elements.
The Periodic Table - Hunting the Elements Video
Watch video: Hunting the Elements
Complete the Hunting the Elements video questions while watching the video
Coming up...
Thursday: Elements
October 31 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
The CheMystery of Halloween!
When making slime, please clean up after yourselves!
Coming up...
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Reading Comprehension ACT Prep, Vid: Elements
Thursday: Elements
October 27 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Unit Exam - Monday
Be prepared. The exam will cover all of the topics in the Unit Test Review posted below. When done with the review, study for the exam.
Assignment - Unit Test Review
The following assignment is to help you prepare for the upcoming Unit Test. You must be able to complete these types of problems on your own to be successful in this class and to earn a passing grade on the test. Take your time and do the problems correctly. Check your answers.
Be sure to study for the test.
DUE Monday October 30 (the day of the test)
Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)
#41,42,51,53,64
Pg 125 #1-9
Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 22 Assessment (starts on pg 900)
#35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61
Electrons in Atoms - Chapter 5 Assessment (starts on pg 152)
#35,36,38,39,41,45,46,47,51,52,56,63,66,72
Pg 157 #1-14
Coming up...
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 26 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Continued - Video: Making Stuff Wilder
Finish the video from yesterday
How is chemistry used to make materials "wilder"?
Complete the questions on the worksheet as we watch the video
Absent today?
Click to watch "Making Stuff Wilder"
Answer the questions as you watch: Making Stuff Wilder Video Questions
Assignment - Unit Test Review
The following assignment is to help you prepare for the upcoming Unit Test. You must be able to complete these types of problems on your own to be successful in this class and to earn a passing grade on the test. Take your time and do the problems correctly. Check your answers.
Be sure to study for the test.
DUE Monday October 30 (the day of the test)
Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)
#41,42,51,53,64
Pg 125 #1-9
Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 22 Assessment (starts on pg 900)
#35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61
Electrons in Atoms - Chapter 5 Assessment (starts on pg 152)
#35,36,38,39,41,45,46,47,51,52,56,63,66,72
Pg 157 #1-14
Coming up...
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 25 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Video: Making Stuff Wilder
How is chemistry used to make materials "wilder"?
Complete the questions on the worksheet as we watch the video
Absent today?
Click to watch "Making Stuff Wilder"
Answer the questions as you watch: Making Stuff Wilder Video Questions
Assignment - Unit Test Review
The following assignment is to help you prepare for the upcoming Unit Test. You must be able to complete these types of problems on your own to be successful in this class and to earn a passing grade on the test. Take your time and do the problems correctly. Check your answers.
Be sure to study for the test.
DUE Monday October 30 (the day of the test)
Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)
#41,42,51,53,64
Pg 125 #1-9
Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 22 Assessment (starts on pg 900)
#35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61
Electrons in Atoms - Chapter 5 Assessment (starts on pg 152)
#35,36,38,39,41,45,46,47,51,52,56,63,66,72
Pg 157 #1-14
Coming up...
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 24 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Assignment #1: Quizizz - Electron Configuration Review
Due Today
Log into Google Classroom to work on the Quizizz Review
Assignment #2: Quizizz - Simple Lewis Dot Structures
Due Today
Log into Google Classroom to work on the Quizizz Review
Post-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Complete the Post Lab and Conclusion
Coming up...
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 23 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Assignment: Atoms, Electrons and Light Review
Due Tomorrow
Write the answers on a piece of paper that can be turned in.
Ch5.1 p132 #1-6
Ch5.3 pg141 #15,16
Ch5.3 pg148 #23,25,26
Post-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Complete the Post Lab and Conclusion
Bonus: Want to know what a proton is made of?
This is not an assignment. But if you really want to know what a proton is made of (and it is quite wild), read this:
Coming up...
*Tuesday: Quizizz - Electron Config Review (Oct24), Prac Problems 5.3
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 18 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos:
Assignment: Electron Configuration Practice
Due Monday
Electron Configuration Review Problems
Write the Electron Configuration, Noble Gas Configuration, and Electron Dot Structure.
Li, Be, B, C, N, O, F, Ne, Na, Mg, Al, Si, P, S, Cl, Ar, Ca, Cu, Br, Ag
Coming up...
*Monday: Post-Labs, Conclusions, Practice Problems. 5.1, 5.2
*Tuesday: Quizizz - Electron Config Review (Oct24), Prac Problems 5.3
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
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October 17 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Coming up...
*Monday: Post-Labs, Conclusions, Practice Problems. 5.1, 5.2
*Tuesday: Quizizz - Electron Config Review (Oct24), Prac Problems 5.3
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 16 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos:
Pre-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Due Tomorrow
Coming up...
Monday: Lewis Dot Structures Lecture, Pre-Lab Atomic Spectra
Tuesday: Atomic Spectra Lab
Wednesday: Vid - Stronger or Lewis Dot
Thursday/Friday: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Post-Labs, Conclusions, Practice Problems. 5.1, 5.2
*Tuesday: Quizizz - Electron Config Review (Oct24), Prac Problems 5.3
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 13 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn explore the ElectroMagnetic Spectrum by energizing electrons
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain how and why different compounds give off different colors/spectra of light.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos:
Electron Configuration 1: Introduction to Electron Configuration
Coming up...
Monday: Lewis Dot Structures Lecture, Pre-Lab Atomic Spectra
Tuesday: Atomic Spectra Lab
Wednesday: Vid - Stronger
Thursday/Friday: No School - Teacher Conferences
*Monday: Post-Labs, Conclusions, Practice Problems. 5.1, 5.2
*Tuesday: Quizizz - Electron Config Review (Oct24), Prac Problems 5.3
*Wednesday:Lewis Dot Structures Practice, Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Thursday: Unit Test Review (Oct25)
*Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Exam
Tuesday: Halloween
Wednesday: Vid-
October 11 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about atoms and isotopes and radiation
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the the structure of atoms, how to distinguish between different types, and how radiation occurs.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Wave Nature of Light
Absent today? Click on "Chemistry Book" in the Chemistry Resources section at the bottom of this page.
Read Ch 5.1 Atomic Model Spectra p128-132.
Read 5.2 Electron Arrangement in Atoms p135-137.
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Due Thursday
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture: Electrons and Light
Tuesday: Electrons and Light
Wednesday: Prac Probs
Thursday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
October 10 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about atoms and isotopes and radiation
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the the structure of atoms, how to distinguish between different types, and how radiation occurs.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Wave Nature of Light
Absent today? Click on "Chemistry Book" in the Chemistry Resources section at the bottom of this page.
Read Ch 5.1 Atomic Model Spectra p128-132.
Read 5.2 Electron Arrangement in Atoms p135-137.
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Due Thursday
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture: Electrons and Light
Tuesday: Electrons and Light
Wednesday: Prac Probs
Thursday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
October 9 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn about atoms and isotopes and radiation
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the the structure of atoms, how to distinguish between different types, and how radiation occurs.
Due: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet
Grade in class
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Wave Nature of Light
Absent today? Read Ch 5.1 Atomic Model Spectra p128-132. Click on "Chemistry Book" in the Chemistry Resources section at the bottom of this page.
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Due Thursday
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture: Electrons and Light
Tuesday: Electrons and Light
Wednesday: Prac Probs
Thursday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
October 6 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn about atoms and isotopes and radiation
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the the structure of atoms, how to distinguish between different types, and how radiation occurs.
Assignment: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet
Due Monday
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Due Tuesday
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture: Electrons and Light
Tuesday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
October 5 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn about atoms and isotopes and radiation
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the the structure of atoms, how to distinguish between different types, and how radiation occurs.
Vote for Homecoming Royalty
Lecture: Structure of the Atom, and Nuclear Radiation
Lecture Slides: Structure of the Atom and Nuclear Radiation
Absent today? Watch the video lectures and take notes. Lecture videos: Structure of the Atom and Nuclear Radiation
Assignment: Radioactive Decay Simulation and Quiz
Due tomorrow
Go to Google Classroom and find the assignment "Radioactive Decay Simulation and Quiz"
**This is not graded as a quiz, it is review for you to ensure you know the content
Assignment: Quizizz Radioactive Decay
Due tomorrow
Go to Google Classroom and find the assignment "Quizizz Radioactive Decay"
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture: Atoms and Nuclear Radiation
Thursday: Lecture Continued, Assign Simulation, Quizizz - Nuclear Radiation and Structure of the Atom
Friday: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet, Pre-Lab Fireworks Flame Test
Monday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
October 4 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about atoms and isotopes and radiation
How will we know if we've learned it? I explain the the structure of atoms, how to distinguish between different types, and how radiation occurs.
Due: Chapter 4 Atomic Structure
Ch 4.3 Distinguishing Between Atoms
Pg 114 #18 abcd, #19 acd
Pg 115 #20
Pg 118 #22,23
Pg 119 #24,25
(Note: Chapter 25 Nuclear Radiation assignment will be later in the week but you should have all of it read by tomorrow)
Lecture: Structure of the Atom, and Nuclear Radiation
Lecture Slides: Structure of the Atom and Nuclear Radiation
Absent today? Watch the video lectures and take notes. Lecture videos: Structure of the Atom and Nuclear Radiation
Coming up...
Thursday: Lecture Continued, Quizizz - Nuclear Radiation and Structure of the Atom
Friday: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet, Pre-Lab Fireworks Flame Test
Monday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
October 3 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about atoms and isotopes and radiation
How will we know if we've learned it? I explain the the structure of atoms, how to distinguish between different types, and how radiation occurs.
Atomic Structure and Nuclear Radiation
Due Tomorrow
Read and Take Notes on chapters listed below. Be sure to take complete notes and read thoroughly.
All notes will go in whatever you are using for class notes. Do not put notes in your lab notebook. Your class notes will not be turned in but you will be given a completion grade for using your time in class to do the reading and note-taking.
The Chemistry book is on the bookshelf at the front of the room. It is a white book with "Chemistry" written in green. Please return it when finished. The online book can be accessed by going to www.clever.com or going to Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this webpage:
Chapter 4: Atomic Structure (pg 102-111), Distinguishing Among Atoms (pg 112-119)
Chapter 25: Nuclear Chemistry (pg 876-886)
Assignment: Chapter 4 Atomic Structure
Due Tomorrow
Ch 4.3 Distinguishing Between Atoms
Pg 114 #18 abcd, #19 acd
Pg 115 #20
Pg 118 #22,23
Pg 119 #24,25
(Note: Chapter 25 Nuclear Radiation assignment will be later in the week but you should have all of it read by tomorrow)
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture: Atoms and Nuclear Radiation
Thursday: Lecture Continued, Quizizz - Nuclear Radiation and Structure of the Atom
Friday: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet, Pre-Lab Fireworks Flame Test
Monday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
October 2 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn about E=mc2 and the history of chemistry and science that led to Einstein's equation.
How will we know if we've learned it? I explain the importance of E=mc2 and explain the contributions that several scientists have made toward our understanding of chemistry and physics.
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
We have about 10 minutes left. Notes are due at end of class.
We will watch portions of this video throughout the week. If you are gone from class, watch the portions of the video you missed using the link and handout below.
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
Take notes on each person listed in the handout and their contributions to science and the development of E=mc2. You will be able to use these notes on the upcoming test!
Atomic Structure and Nuclear Radiation
Due Wednesday
Read and Take Notes on chapters listed below. Be sure to take complete notes and read thoroughly.
All notes will go in whatever you are using for class notes. Do not put notes in your lab notebook. Your class notes will not be turned in but you will be given a completion grade for using your time in class to do the reading and note-taking.
The Chemistry book is on the bookshelf at the front of the room. It is a white book with "Chemistry" written in green. Please return it when finished. The online book can be accessed by going to www.clever.com or going to Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this webpage:
Chapter 4: Atomic Structure (pg 102-111), Distinguishing Among Atoms (pg 112-119)
Chapter 25: Nuclear Chemistry (pg 876-886)
Coming up...
Tuesday: Chapter 4 Atomic Structure and Chapter 25 Nuclear Chemistry Notes
Wednesday: Lecture: Atoms and Nuclear Radiation
Thursday: Lecture Continued, Quizizz - Nuclear Radiation and Structure of the Atom
Friday: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet, Pre-Lab Fireworks Flame Test
Monday: Lab - Fireworks Flame Test
September 29 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn about E=mc2 and the history of chemistry and science that led to Einstein's equation.
How will we know if we've learned it? I explain the importance of E=mc2 and explain the contributions that several scientists have made toward our understanding of chemistry and physics.
Quiz Retake Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Retakes are due by 3:45pm Friday
Post-Evaluation
Look over the quiz. Learn from your errors and mistakes.
Not happy with your score? Fill out an entire "Assessment Retake Form" pink sheet and get help from me.
Retake Schedule:
Wednesday: Lunch
Thursday: 7:15am, Lunch
Friday: 7:15am, Lunch, 3pm
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
We will watch portions of this video throughout the week. If you are gone from class, watch the portions of the video you missed using the link and handout below.
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
Take notes on each person listed in the handout and their contributions to science and the development of E=mc2. You will be able to use these notes on the upcoming test!
Coming up...
Friday: E=mc2, Dim. Analysis Review Quizizz
September 28 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn about E=mc2 and the history of chemistry and science that led to Einstein's equation.
How will we know if we've learned it? I explain the importance of E=mc2 and explain the contributions that several scientists have made toward our understanding of chemistry and physics.
Quiz Retake Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Retakes are due by 3:45pm Friday
Post-Evaluation
Look over the quiz. Learn from your errors and mistakes.
Not happy with your score? Fill out an entire "Assessment Retake Form" pink sheet and get help from me.
Retake Schedule:
Wednesday: Lunch
Thursday: 7:15am, Lunch
Friday: 7:15am, Lunch, 3pm
Due: Lab Notebooks
The following labs write-ups must be complete before the start of class on Thursday:
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
We will watch portions of this video throughout the week. If you are gone from class, watch the portions of the video you missed using the link and handout below.
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
Take notes on each person listed in the handout and their contributions to science and the development of E=mc2. You will be able to use these notes on the upcoming test!
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc2
Friday: E=mc2, Dim. Analysis Review Quizizz
September 27 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Using critical thinking and lab practices to separate a mixture based on chemical and physical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use properties to separate a mixture using chemistry lab procedures.
TODAY! STEM Society Meeting
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Everyone is welcome!!
Hand Back Quiz - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Post-Evaluation
Look over the quiz. Learn from your errors and mistakes.
Not happy with your score? Fill out an entire "Assessment Retake Form" pink sheet and get help from me.
Retake Schedule:
Wednesday: Lunch
Thursday: 7:15am, Lunch
Friday: 7:15am, Lunch, 3pm
Post Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
All lab equipment will be put away at the end of the day.
Post-Lab and Conclusion due tomorrow.
Lab Notebooks Due Tomorrow
The following labs write-ups must be complete before the start of class on Thursday:
Coming up...
Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc2
Friday: E=mc2, Dim. Analysis Review Quizizz
September 26 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Using critical thinking and lab practices to separate a mixture based on chemical and physical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use properties to separate a mixture using chemistry lab procedures.
STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Everyone is welcome!!
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Day 3 of 3
All lab equipment will be put away at the end of the day.
Post-Lab and Conclusion due tomorrow.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Quiz Hand Back, E=mc2
Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc2
Friday: E=mc2, Dim. Analysis Review Quizizz
September 25 - Monday
What will we learn today? Using critical thinking and lab practices to separate a mixture based on chemical and physical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use properties to separate a mixture using chemistry lab procedures.
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Day 2 of 3
Coming up...
Monday: Mixture Lab Challenge
Tuesday: Mixture Lab Challenge
Wednesday: Hand back quiz
Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due
September 22 - Friday
What will we learn today? Using critical thinking and lab practices to separate a mixture based on chemical and physical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use properties to separate a mixture using chemistry lab procedures.
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Day 1 of 3
Coming up...
Monday: Mixture Lab Challenge
Tuesday: Mixture Lab Challenge
September 21 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn about Dimensional Analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use dimensional analysis (converting units) to solve problems in chemistry.
Due: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Show all work. No work = no credit
Quiz: Dimensional Analysis
Rules:
1 person per table. No Talking. All electronic devices must be silenced and in your backpack.
PreLab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Due Tomorrow
Coming up...
Thursday: Dim Analysis Quiz, Pre-Lab
Friday:
September 20 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about Dimensional Analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use dimensional analysis (converting units) to solve problems in chemistry.
STUCO Voting
Vote for STUCO at this link
Due: Metric Conversions Worksheet
Grade in class
#1,5,7,9,11,17,31,32,37,39
Show all work. No work = no credit
Due: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Grade in class
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Show all work. No work = no credit
Demo Explanation: Disappearing Water
Where did the water go?
Assignment: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Due Tomorrow
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Show all work. No work = no credit
Quiz Tomorrow: Dimensional Analysis
**One of the questions will be to write out the Metric Conversion Table (King Henry Died Drinking Chocolate Milk)
Need help? Stop in before or after school for help.
Extra Practice: Dimensional Analysis
**This is optional. It will not be collected. It is extra practice for the quiz**
Coming up...
Wednesday: Disappearing Water, Grade Prac Problems, Dim Analysis Wkst #2. Pre-Lab: Mixture Lab
Thursday: Dim Analysis Quiz, Pre-Lab
September 19 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about Dimensional Analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use dimensional analysis (converting units) to solve problems in chemistry.
Lecture: Dimensional Analysis
Continued from yesterday
Lecture Slides: Dimensional Analysis: Introduction to Dimensional Analysis
Missed class today? Watch the following video lectures:
Watch and take notes: Dimensional Analysis 1: Introduction to Metric Conversions
Watch and take notes: Dimensional Analysis 2: Metric Conversions
Watch and take notes: Dimensional Analysis Practice Problems
Assignment #1: Metric Conversions Worksheet
Due Tomorrow
#1,5,7,9,11,17,31,32,37,39
Show all work. No work = no credit
Assignment #2: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Due Tomorrow
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Show all work. No work = no credit
Quiz Thursday: Dimensional Analysis
**This is optional. It will not be collected**
Coming up...
Wednesday: Disappearing Water, Grade Prac Problems, Dim Analysis Wkst #2. Pre-Lab: Mixture Lab
Thursday: Dim Analysis Quiz, Pre-Lab
September 18 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn about Dimensional Analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use dimensional analysis (converting units) to solve problems in chemistry.
Homecoming Dress Up Days
Monday: Anything but a backpack
Tuesday: Barbie and Ken
Wednesday: Athlete vs. Mathlete
Thursday: Retro Day (Seniors Togas)
Friday: Extreme Orange and Black
Post-Lab Homework: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Complete post-lab and conclusion right away - lab notebooks will be due
Quiz Retake: Significant Figures
Not happy with your grade?
Fill out a "Retake Form For Assessments" (pink sheet) with each answer that you got incorrect and write the correct answer.
The "pink sheet" is your ticket to retake the quiz. You must have it completed entirely.
***Can someone confirm for me whether or not you can see your answers from the quiz if you log back in?
Chose from one of these times to retake the quiz:
Monday: after school
Tuesday: 7:20 am or 2nd lunch or after school
Wednesday: 7:20 am or during lunch. No retakes will be accepted after this time.
Lecture: Dimensional Analysis
Lecture Slides: Dimensional Analysis: Introduction to Dimensional Analysis
Missed class today? Watch the following video lectures:
Watch and take notes: Dimensional Analysis 1: Introduction to Metric Conversions
Watch and take notes: Dimensional Analysis 2: Metric Conversions
Watch and take notes: Dimensional Analysis Practice Problems
Cancelled - Assignment: Metric Conversions Worksheet
MOVED TO TOMORROW - You will have time to work on this tomorrow.
#1,5,7,9,11,17,31,32,37,39
Show all work. No work = no credit
Coming up...
Friday: Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
Monday: Lecture: Dimensional Analysis Where did the water go? Demo. Post-Lab and Conclusion.
Tuesday: Where did the water go? Demo., Lecture Continued, Dim Analysis Prac Probs
Wednesday: Dim Analysis Cont., Pre-Lab: Mixture Lab
September 15 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will hone our chemistry lab skills.
How will we know if we've learned it? I can use chemistry to solve a forensic mystery.
Homecoming Dress Up Days Voting
Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Complete post-lab and conclusion when finished.
Coming up...
Friday: Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
Monday: Lecture: Dimensional Analysis Where did the water go? Demo. Post-Lab and Conclusion.
Tuesday: Lecture Continued, Dim Analysis Prac Probs
September 14 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn lab skills.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have safely completed all the stations in the Measurements and Instruments Lab.
Homecoming Dress Up Days Voting
Demo: Where did the water go?
Put this in your lab notebook in the "Demonstrations" section (the last two pages of your lab notebook).
Quiz: Significant Figures
Due Today - if you are absent, you will need to come before/after school or during lunch to take the quiz in class Friday or Monday
Go to Google Classroom to take your Quiz through Quizizz.
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Due Tomorrow
The entire "Pre-Lab" must be completed when you arrive in class tomorrow. Bring lab shoes.
Coming up...
Friday: Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
Monday: Post-Lab and Conclusion. Lecture: Dimensional Analysis
Tuesday: Where did the water go? Demo. Lecture Continued, Dim Analysis Prac Probs
September 13 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn lab skills.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have safely completed all the stations in the Measurements and Instruments Lab.
Lecture: Significant Figures
Continue at Practice Problems with Addition and Subtraction until the end.
Miss today's lecture?
Read through the Significant Figures Lecture Slides
Watch the lecture video: http://youtu.be/hHdQ4z6Sm1s
Assignment #1: Significant Figures Full Review
Due Tomorrow
Quizizz: Significant Figures (Access this in your Google Classroom)
Not happy with your score? Retake it!
Having trouble joining the Quizizz? Make sure you join this class in Google Classroom to access this activity.
Assignment #2: Significant Figures Review
Due Tomorrow
Quizizz: Operations with Significant Figures (Access via Google Classroom)
**Note: There are two known errors in this set of questions. If you see a problem and the answer you want is not available, pick the next closest option. These two questions will not affect your grade**
Not happy with your score? Retake it!
Having trouble joining the Quizizz? Make sure you join this class in Google Classroom to access this activity.
Coming up...
Wednesday: Demo Disappearing Water, Sig Fig Quizizz, Sig Figs wkst, Pre-Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
Thursday: Quiz: Sig Figs, Pre-Lab
Friday: Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
September 12 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn lab skills.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have safely completed all the stations in the Measurements and Instruments Lab.
Lecture: Significant Figures
Continue at Practice Problems with Addition and Subtraction until the end.
Miss today's lecture?
Read through the Significant Figures Lecture Slides
Watch the lecture video: http://youtu.be/hHdQ4z6Sm1s
Coming up...
Wednesday: Demo Disappearing Water, Sig Fig Quizizz, Sig Figs wkst, Pre-Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
Thursday: Quiz: Sig Figs, Pre-Lab
Friday: Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
September 11 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn lab skills.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have safely completed all the stations in the Measurements and Instruments Lab.
STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Homecoming Royalty and Dress Up Days
Vote at: bit.ly/2023HocoNoms
Peer Evaluation: Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due today in class
Lab Handout: Measurements and Instruments Lab
Trade Lab Notebooks (as instructed)
Open Peer Evaluation Form
Grade according to instructions
Once your lab notebook has been graded, make time outside of class to fix any of the issues the reviewer found.
Lecture: Significant Figures
Continue at Practice Problems with Addition and Subtraction until the end.
Miss today's lecture?
Read through the Significant Figures Lecture Slides
Watch the lecture video: http://youtu.be/hHdQ4z6Sm1s
Coming up...
Monday: Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs
Tuesday: Demo Page Setup - Where is the Water?, Lecture continued, Sig Figs Prac Problems (Sep9)
Wednesday: Sig Figs wkst, Pre-Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
Thursday: Quiz: Sig Figs? Pre-Lab or Lab?
September 8 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn lab skills.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have safely completed all the stations in the Measurements and Instruments Lab.
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Day 3 of 3
Complete the Post-Lab Questions and Conclusion
**Lab Notebook Due Monday for Peer Evaluation of this lab**
Coming up...
Monday: Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs
September 7 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Learn quiz our knowledge of lab safety
How will we know if we've learned it? We answer the lab safety and equipment questions thoroughly.
Quiz: Lab Safety and Lab Equipment
Go to Google Classroom to take your Quiz on your chromebook.
Chapter 1 - Introduction to Chemistry
Due Tomorrow
Paper copies of the book are available for classroom use only. They are on the bookshelf up front. Please return them at the end of class. Use the online book outside of class (see instructions below)
Access the online book by clicking on the link at the bottom of page in "Chemistry Resources" (the link will be there anytime you need to use the online book or, after you have logged in for the first time, you can go to Clever.com to access the book)
Read and Take Notes (the notes DO NOT go in your lab notebook, it is used only for labs, they go in your Chemistry Binder and/or Spiral Notebook)
Chapter 1.1 Pg 2-3
Chapter 1.2 Pg 6-11
Chapter 1.3 Pg 14-17
Coming up...
Friday: Lab Day , Post-Lab and Conclusion, Lab writeup due Monday
Monday: Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs
September 6 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Learn about Yellowstone
How will we know if we've learned it? We can describe the energy that could cause Yellowstone to erupt.
Secret Earth: Yellowstone Supervolcano
Watch the video
Assignment: KWL
"K" Write down three things from the video you already "Know" about.
"W" Write down three things from the video you "Want" to know more about.
"L" Write down three things from the video you "Learned".
Turn in your assignment on the front table at the end of the video.
Absent for the video? Please put a heading on a piece of paper and write that you were absent for the video - put it in the makeup bin and I will exempt this grade for you.
Coming up...
Thursday: Quiz: (sub) Lab Equipment and Safety, Read/Notes Ch1
Friday: Lab, Post-Lab and Conclusion, Lab writeup due Monday
Monday: Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs
September 5 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn lab skills.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have safely completed all the stations in the Measurements and Instruments Lab.
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Day 2 of 3
Coming up...
Wednesday: (sub) Secret Earth - Supervolcano
Thursday: Quiz: (sub) Lab Equipment and Safety, Read/Notes Ch1
Friday: Lab, Post-Lab and Conclusion, Lab writeup due Monday
Monday: Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs
September 1 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to set up labs.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have a complete lab writeup for Measurements and Instruments Lab.
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Day 1
Coming up...
Monday: NO SCHOOL
Tuesday: Lab Continued
Wednesday: (sub) Secret Earth - Supervolcano
Thursday: Quiz: (sub) Lab Equipment and Safety, Read/Notes Ch1
Friday: Lab, Post-Lab and Conclusion
Monday: Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs
August 31 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn how to set up labs.
How will we know if we've learned it? We have a complete lab writeup for Measurements and Instruments Lab.
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due Friday, September 1
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on lab day
Study: Lab Equipment and Lab Safety Quiz
The quiz will be next week but we will probably not have any more in-class time to prepare for it.
What to study
Know the names of all the chemistry equipment on your sheet
Reread the Lab Safety Agreement so you can answer questions that come from it.
Know the location and use of all safety equipment.
Coming up...
Friday: Lab
Monday: NO SCHOOL
Tuesday: Lab continued, Post Lab, Lecture: Significant Figures
Wednesday: (sub) Secret Earth - Supervolcano
Thursday: Quiz: Lab Equipment and Safety, Read/Notes Ch1
Friday: Lab Continued? Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs
August 30 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? The skills needed to access prior knowledge of algebra math skills and apply them to chemistry.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to complete each math review problem correctly to show mastery.
Lab Notebook Introduction
Lab Notebook Setup Handout (this has been printed for you, keep the copy in your Chemistry binder
Lab notebooks MUST be set up exactly as instructed on the handout or you will lose points for each lab.
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due Friday, September 1
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on lab day
Coming up...
Wednesday: Pre-Lab continued
Thursday: Lab: Pre-Lab Continued: Measurements and Instruments
Friday: Lab
Monday: Lab continued, Post Lab,
Tuesday: Lecture: Significant Figures
Wednesday: (sub) Secret Earth - Supervolcano
Thursday: Quiz: Lab Equipment and Safety, Read/Notes Ch1
Friday: Peer Evaluation for Lab, Lecture: Sig Figs, Sig Figs Practice (Quizziz)
August 29 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? The skills needed to access prior knowledge of algebra math skills and apply them to chemistry.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to complete each math review problem correctly to show mastery.
Logistics
Turn in the following things if you did not have them yesterday
Open Disclosure *Due yesterday*
Media Release Form *Due yesterday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due yesterday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due yesterday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due yesterday*
Mug Shots
If you have not yet done this - do it today.
Due: Chemistry General Math Review
We will grade this in class today
Lab Equipment Walkthrough
Follow along with the handout. Take notes where needed.
Absent today? Get the handout when you return and make sure you study all of the lab equipment so you know the names/function.
Lab Notebook Introduction
Lab Notebook Setup Handout (this has been printed for you, keep the copy in your Chemistry binder
Lab notebooks MUST be set up exactly as instructed on the handout or you will lose points for each lab.
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due Thursday, August 31
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on Thursday, August 31
You will have time during class tomorrow to work on the pre-lab
Coming up...
Wednesday: Pre-Lab continued
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
August 28 - Monday
What will we learn today? The skills needed to access prior knowledge of algebra math skills and apply them to chemistry.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to complete each math review problem correctly to show mastery.
Seats and Lab Partners - TODAY
The seat you are sitting in TODAY is your new home for the semester.
Your lab partner is the person you are sharing a table with.
Fill out the seating chart with your first and last name.
Logistics
Open Disclosure *Due Monday*
Media Release Form *Due Monday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Monday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due Monday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Monday*
*No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your backpack or pocket. Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy
*Tardies: No tardies allowed - you must be in the room when the bell rings
*Restroom: Must use it during 8 minute passing time
Google Classroom
*If absent Friday*
Using phone or chromebook: Click the link in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this webpage. Join the class. Make sure your profile is correct.
Sign up for REMIND
*If absent Friday*
Sign up for REMIND for Honors Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: Honors Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
Or text @c69b9d to 81010
Or enter the code into your app to join: @c69b9d
Mug Shots
Write your first and last name on the whiteboard and hold it in front of you for the picture (it may appear backward in the computer - this is OK - I will correct it later)
Take 1 picture with the whiteboard and your face.
Assignment: Chemistry General Math Review
Continued from Friday
Due Tomorrow
Complete the worksheet: Chemistry General Math Review
Write on your own paper. Show all of your work.
This is an individual assignment, do not copy or get help from your neighbors.
No phones allowed. You may use a calculator.
Lab Locker Checkout
Write down your lab locker number once assigned.
Find your key on the "Lab Key" board and open your locker to make sure everything works.
Always return your key to the "Lab Key" board.
$10 fee to replace lost keys
Coming up...
Tuesday: Math Review Due, Lab Equipment Walkthrough, Pre-Lab, Lab Stations
Wednesday: Pre-Lab continued
Thursday: Lab
Friday: Lab
August 25 - Friday
What will we learn today? The skills needed to access prior knowledge of algebra math skills and apply them to chemistry.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to complete each math review problem correctly to show mastery.
Seats and Lab Partners - Monday
The seat you are sitting in MONDAY is your new home for the semester.
Your lab partner is the person you are sharing a table with.
Fill out the seating chart
Logistics
Open Disclosure *Due Monday*
Media Release Form *Due Monday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Monday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due Monday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Monday*
*No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your backpack or pocket. Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy
*Tardies: No tardies allowed - you must be in the room when the bell rings
*Restroom: Must use it during 8 minute passing time
Google Classroom
Using phone or chromebook: Click the link in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this webpage. Join the class. Make sure your profile is correct.
Sign up for REMIND
Sign up for REMIND for Honors Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: Honors Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
Or text @c69b9d to 81010
Or enter the code into your app to join: @c69b9d
Mug Shots
Write your first and last name on the whiteboard and hold it in front of you for the picture (it may appear backward in the computer - this is OK - I will correct it later)
Take 1 picture with the whiteboard and your face.
Assignment: Chemistry General Math Review
Complete the worksheet: Chemistry General Math Review
Write on your own paper. Show all of your work.
This is an individual assignment, do not copy or get help from your neighbors.
No phones allowed. You may use a calculator.
Coming up.
DUE Monday:
$10 Lab Fee
Composition Notebook
Signed Media Release, Signed Open Disclosure, Signed Lab Safety Agreement
Monday: Lab Notebook Setup and Pre-Lab
August 24 - Thursday
Seats and Lab Partners
The seat you sit in MONDAY will be your assigned seat for the semester - choose wisely!
The person you are sharing a table with MONDAY will be your lab partner for the semester - choose wisely!
There will not be any changing of lab partners after tomorrow.
If your lab partner is going to be gone, save the seat next to you for the absent person.
What do you need for this class:
Three-Ring Binder (you may share with other classes)
Composition Notebook (for labs - not a spiral-bound notebook)
Spiral-Bound Notebook (to be used only for Chemistry, not other classes)
Loose-Leaf Paper
Pen and Pencil
Calculator (must be able to do scientific notation - look for “EE” or “EXP” button)
$10 lab fee (see me if you need help with this)
Sign up for REMIND
Sign up for REMIND for Honors Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: Honors Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
Or text @c69b9d to 81010
Or enter the code into your app to join: @c69b9d
Prerequisites for Honors Chemistry:
Must have completed or be enrolled in Algebra 2 and earn a "C" or better.
Must have completed and earned a "C" or better in a high school life science course (Biology)
Finish Demos from Yesterday
Questions?
Your questions?
What is the difference between Chemistry and Honors Chemistry?
How is AP Chemistry different than Honors Chemistry?
Logistics
MrBeals.com (tour of website)
Open Disclosure *Due Monday*
Media Release Form *Due Monday*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due Monday*
$10 Lab Fee *Due Monday*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due Monday*
No cell phone use during class. Phones must be in your backpack (or pocket if you don't have a backpack). Cell Phone and Electronic Device Policy
Demo tomorrow: Disappearing Water
August 23 - Wednesday
Welcome to Honors Chemistry!
Let's kick this off with some crazy chemistry!
What do I need for this class:
Three-Ring Binder (you may share with other classes)
Composition Notebook (for labs - not a spiral bound notebook, it MUST be a true composition notebook where pages cannot be ripped out)
Spiral Bound Notebook (to be used only for Chemistry, not other classes)
Loose-Leaf Paper
Pen and Pencil
Calculator (must be able to do scientific notation - look for “EE” or “EXP” button)
$10 lab fee (see me if you need help with this)
Sign up for REMIND for Honors Chemistry by clicking on "Remind: Honors Chemistry" in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.
Prerequisites:
Must have completed or be enrolled in Algebra 2 and earn a "C" or better.
Must have completed and earned a "C" or better in a high school life science course (Biology)
Chemistry Resources
