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Honors Chemistry Daily Lesson Plan
Honors Chemistry Daily Lesson Plan
May 1 - Thursday
May 1 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
The Chemistry of Coffee! Lesson 2 - Intro to pH
The Chemistry of Coffee! Lesson 2 - Intro to pH
Due Monday
All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.
Pre-Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 4 - Roasting Stages
Pre-Lab: The Chemistry of Coffee Lesson 4 - Roasting Stages
Pre-Lab Due Monday - Leave a page in your notebook for Lesson 3
The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab
PreLab Due Monday - this must be completed when you arrive Monday so you can roast.
Complete the pre-lab with the following information:
Purpose
Safety Concerns
Background
Pre-Lab Questions
Procedure
We will be using "gas burners" so include the instructions for them.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Friday: No School!
Monday: Coffee Lesson 3 testing pH, Coffee 4 Roasting Card (One group will do Lesson 4 Roasting, the other will do Lesson 3 pH then flip flop tomorrow)
Tuesday: Coffee Lesson 3 testing pH, Coffee 4 Roasting Card
April 30 - Wednesday
April 30 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Due Today: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems
Due Today: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems
Grade in class
Do this ON YOUR OWN. You will not become proficient if you are relying on your neighbors!
The Chemistry of Coffee!
The Chemistry of Coffee!
All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.
The Chemistry of Coffee: Lesson 1 - Why Coffee (An introduction video to this unit)
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Chemistry of Coffee 1: video (A26)
Thursday: Radon, Chemistry of Coffee 2 - Intro to pH, Prelab for Coffee 4
Friday: No School!
April 29 - Tuesday
April 29 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Complete all of Part 2 today. "Cookin' S'Mores and Eatin' Em!"
What to include for Part 2:
Purpose
Pre-Lab
Post-Lab
Assignment: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems
Assignment: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems
Due Tomorrow
Do this ON YOUR OWN. You will not become proficient if you are relying on your neighbors!
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Stoichiometry Practice, Smores Cookin'?
Tuesday: Lab - Stoichiometry of S'Mores? Stoichiometry Practice Problems and test prep.
Wednesday: Chemistry of Coffee 1: video (A26)
Thursday: Radon, Chemistry of Coffee 2 - Intro to pH
Friday: No School!
April 28 - Monday
April 28 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P2,3 Check out monitors - Bring back in two days
Radon Checkout Calendar
Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
You may turn this in tomorrow if you were unable to finish it because the book was not available.
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
Due Today: Percent Yield Practice Problems
Due Today: Percent Yield Practice Problems
You may turn this in tomorrow if you were unable to finish it because the book was not available.
Show all work: no work = no credit
Pg 408 #32
Pg 413 #61
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry (slide 50)
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos for these topics
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Due Tuesday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed.
There are two parts to this lab. Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Stoichiometry Practice, Smores Cookin'?
Tuesday: Lab - Stoichiometry of S'Mores? Stoichiometry Practice Problems and test prep.
Wednesday: Chemistry of Coffee 1: video (A26)
Thursday: Chemistry of Coffee 2 - Intro to pH
Friday: No School!
April 25 - Friday
April 25 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
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
Assignment #2: Percent Yield Practice Problems
Due Monday
Show all work: no work = no credit
Pg 408 #32
Pg 413 #61
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Due Tuesday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed.
There are two parts to this lab. Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Stoichiometry Practice, Smores Cookin'?
Tuesday: Stoichiometry Test Prep
Wednesday: Chemistry of Coffee L1 video (A26), see calendar for upcoming days
April 24 - Thursday
April 24 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry (slide 50)
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos for these topics
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Due Monday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed.
There are two parts to this lab. Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.
Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
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
Assignment #2: Percent Yield Practice Problems
Due Monday
Show all work: no work = no credit
Pg 408 #32
Pg 413 #61
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Stoichiometry Limiting and Excess Reactants Lecture (A18) and Practice Problems
Friday*: Pre-Lab Smores and Practice Problems
Monday: Stoichiometry Practice, Smores Cookin'?
Tuesday: Stoichiometry Test Prep
Wednesday: Chemistry of Coffee L1 video (A26), see calendar for upcoming days
April 23 - Wednesday
April 23 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Percent Yield (slide 43)
Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Due Today: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Due in class - you will have time to complete #3 once we learn about percent yield
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores
Due Monday - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed.
There are two parts to this lab. Complete all of Part 1 and all of the necessary Pre-Lab sections of Part 2 by the due date.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Stoichiometry Limiting and Excess Reactants Lecture (A18) and Practice Problems
Friday*: Quiz - Stoichiometry Basics, Pre-Lab Smores and Practice Problems
Monday: Smores Lab and Quiz De-Brief, Test Prep
Tuesday: Stoichiometry Test Prep
Wednesday: Chemistry of Coffee L1 video (A26), see calendar for upcoming days
April 22 - Tuesday
April 22 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P2,3 Check out monitors - Bring back in two days
Radon Checkout Calendar
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Mass to Mass (Slide 38)
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Due Tomorrow
Stoichiometry Practice #3: Mass to Mass
Only #1,2
Once we cover "Percent Yield" either today or tomorrow, you will be able to complete #3
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Percent Yield if we have time (slide 43)
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Stoichiometry Percent Yield Lecture (A16) and Practice Problems
Wednesday: Stoichiometry Percent Yield Lecture (A16) and Practice Problems
Thursday: Stoichiometry Limiting and Excess Reactants Lecture (A18) and Practice Problems
Friday*: Quiz - Stoichiometry Basics, Pre-Lab Smores and Practice Problems
Monday: Smores Lab and Quiz De-Brief, Test Prep
Tuesday: Stoichiometry Test Prep
Wednesday: Chemistry of Coffee L1 video (A26), see calendar for upcoming days
April 21 - Monday
April 21 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P6 Check out monitors - Bring back on Monday
Radon Checkout Calendar
Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Assignment #1: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Due Today in class - 10 minutes to work, then we will grade it.
All problems below go on the same piece of paper.
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Mass to Mass
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3
Due Tomorrow
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Stoichiometry Percent Yield Lecture (A16) and Practice Problems
Wednesday: Stoichiometry Limiting and Excess Reactants Lecture (A18) and Practice Problems
Thursday: Pre-Lab and Practice Problems
Friday*: Quiz - Stoichiometry Basics
April 18 - Friday
April 18 - Friday
April 17 - Thursday
April 17 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Mole to Mole
Mole to Mass
Mass to Mass
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems
Moved to Monday - you will have time in class to work on this on Monday
All problems below go on the same piece of paper.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture 2
Friday: No School
April 16 - Wednesday
April 16 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Stoichiometry Lecture
Stoichiometry Lecture
Introduction, Mole to Mole Stoichiometry
Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture 2
Friday: No School
April 15 - Tuesday
April 15 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to perform stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can solve stoichiometric problems
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P6 Check out monitors - Bring back on Monday
Radon Checkout Calendar
Absent for the Unit Test on Friday: The Mole?
Absent for the Unit Test on Friday: The Mole?
You need to schedule a time to come in and make it up at the following times:
Monday: During class (you will need to watch the video and do the worksheet as homework), Lunch, 3:00pm
Tuesday: 3:00pm
Wednesday: Lunch, 2:05pm
Thursday: Lunch
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Moved to Monday
1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science
2nd/3rd Wall of Fame
Finish Video: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Finish Video: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Watch the video online: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Assignment: Stoichiometry Introduction
Assignment: Stoichiometry Introduction
Due Tomorrow - in your notes.
Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Intro to Stoichiometry, Radon
Wednesday: Stoichiometry Lecture 1 (A11), Radon
Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture 2
Friday: No School
April 14 - Monday
April 14 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Absent for the Unit Test on Friday: The Mole?
Absent for the Unit Test on Friday: The Mole?
You need to schedule a time to come in and make it up at the following times:
Monday: During class (you will need to watch the video and do the worksheet as homework), Lunch, 3:00pm
Tuesday: 3:00pm
Wednesday: Lunch, 2:05pm
Thursday: Lunch
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Moved to Monday
1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science
2nd/3rd Wall of Fame
Video: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Video: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Watch the video online: Beyond the Elements - Indestructible
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday:
Tuesday: Intro to Stoichiometry
April 11 - Friday
April 11 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Due Today: Test Prep - Mole
Due Today: Test Prep - Mole
Pg 338 #52abc,53, 54c, 57abc, 60ad, 62cf, 63a, 66, 67cd, 68, 73ac, 80abcd, 85
You MUST show all of your work for credit. Check your answers here so you can be sure you are ready for tomorrow's test.
Unit Test: The Mole
Unit Test: The Mole
Rules:
ABSOLUTELY No Electronic Devices - they must be turned off and put in the phone caddy. 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, Calculator, Pencil (no pen)
Turn in:
My Test
Your Test
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Complete the Post-Lab on your own time.
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Moved to Monday
1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science
2nd/3rd Wall of Fame
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Award Ceremony, Mole Post Quiz Review (M22)
Thursday: Test Prep - The Mole (A1)
Friday: Test: The Mole
Monday: Intro to Stoichiometry
April 10 - Thursday
April 10 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Test Prep - Mole
Test Prep - Mole
Due Tomorrow - Test is 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, 80abcd, 85
You MUST show all of your work for credit. Check your answers here so you can be sure you are ready for tomorrow's test.
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Complete the Post-Lab on your own time.
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science
2nd/3rd Wall of Fame
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Award Ceremony, Mole Post Quiz Review (M22)
Thursday: Test Prep - The Mole (A1)
Friday: Test: The Mole
Monday: Intro to Stoichiometry
April 9 - Wednesday
April 9 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P6 Check out monitors - Bring back on Monday
Radon Checkout Calendar
Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions
Post Quiz Review: Mole Conversions
One person per table.
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:
Turn it into the make-up bin and not retake the quiz
Keep it, staple your old quiz to the back, and bring it in to do a retake quiz
Retake times
Wednesday (Today): Lunch / After School
Thursday: 7:30 / Lunch / After School
Friday: 7:30 / Lunch
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Post-Lab: Rocket Lab
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Complete the Post-Lab on your own time.
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony
1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science
2nd/3rd Wall of Fame
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Award Ceremony, Mole Post Quiz Review (M22)
Thursday: Test Prep - The Mole (A1)
Friday: Test: The Mole
Monday: Intro to Stoichiometry
April 8 - Tuesday: ACT Test Day
April 8 - Tuesday: ACT Test Day
April 7 - Monday: No School PIR Day
April 7 - Monday: No School PIR Day
April 4 - Friday
April 4 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Lab: Rocket Lab
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.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: No School - PIR Day!
Tuesday: ACT Testing Day
Wednesday: Rocket Lab Award Ceremony, Mole Post Quiz Review (M22)
April 3 - Thursday
April 3 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Lab: Rocket Lab
Lab: Rocket Lab
Day 2 of 3
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.
**Make your gas collection bulbs (rockets) before you fill test tubes to make gas.
Oxygen Gas Generator Notes:
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.
Hydrogen Gas Generator Notes:
We will use granular zinc instead of mossy zinc. Measure 5 g of Zinc (about 4 scoops)
If hydrogen production slows, add another 1 g of zinc
Cleanup Notes:
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:
Coming up:
Monday: Quiz - Molar Conversions(M15), Finish % Composition Assignment, PreLab - Rockets (M15)
Tuesday: Pre-lab: Rocket Lab, ACT Prep
Wednesday: Lab Day 1
Thursday: Lab Day 2
Friday: Lab Day 3 - Rocket Launch Competition Day!
April 2 - Wednesday
April 2 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Lab: Rocket Lab
Lab: Rocket Lab
Day 1 of 3
Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios
Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.
**Make your gas collection bulbs (rockets) before you fill test tubes to make gas.
Oxygen Gas Generator Notes:
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.
Hydrogen Gas Generator Notes:
We will use granular zinc instead of mossy zinc. Measure 5 g of Zinc (about 4 scoops)
If hydrogen production slows, add another 1 g of zinc
Cleanup Notes:
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:
Coming up:
Monday: Quiz - Molar Conversions(M15), Finish % Composition Assignment, PreLab - Rockets (M15)
Tuesday: Pre-lab: Rocket Lab, ACT Prep
Wednesday: Lab Day 1
Thursday: Lab Day 2
Friday: Lab Day 3 - Rocket Launch Competition Day!
April 1 - Tuesday
April 1 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Due Today: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Due Today: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Pg 326 #34
Pg 327 #35a
Pg 327 #36a
Pg 329 #37a, 38a
Pg 331 #39a, 40
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
Due Today by 4pm (only if you are retaking)
If you are unhappy with your grade:
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.
Schedule a time to retake the quiz before 4:00 pm Tuesday, April 1. No retakes after this time/date.
ACT Prep - Science
ACT Prep - Science
ACT Science Practice Problems #1
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
Want more practice problems like this for the Science ACT? Visit: https://www.crackab.com/act/science/
Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Due Wednesday
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:
Coming up:
Monday: Quiz - Molar Conversions(M15), Finish % Composition Assignment, PreLab - Rockets (M15)
Tuesday: Pre-lab: Rocket Lab, ACT Prep
Wednesday: Lab Day 1
Thursday: Lab Day 2
Friday: Lab Day 3 - Rocket Launch Competition Day!
March 31 - Monday
March 31 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Due Today: Molar Conversions Quiz Prep
Due Today: Molar Conversions Quiz Prep
When you have completed the practice quiz, check your answers with my key at the front
Quiz: Mole Conversions
Quiz: Mole Conversions
May use periodic table and calculator.
No electronic devices.
One person per table.
Assignment: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Assignment: 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 #37a, 38a
Pg 331 #39a, 40
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
Due Tuesday by 4pm (only if you are retaking)
If you are unhappy with your grade:
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.
Schedule a time to retake the quiz before 4:00 pm Tuesday, April 1. No retakes after this time/date.
Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab
Due Wednesday
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:
Coming up:
Monday: Quiz - Molar Conversions(M15), Finish % Composition Assignment, PreLab - Rockets (M15)
Tuesday: Pre-lab: Rocket Lab, ACT Prep
Wednesday: Lab Day 1
Thursday: Lab Day 2
Friday: Lab Day 3 - Rocket Launch Competition Day!
March 28 - Friday
March 28 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
If you are unhappy with your grade:
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.
Schedule a time to retake the quiz before 4:00 pm Tuesday, April 1. No retakes after this time/date.
Due Today: Mole Converting Mass to Moles
Due Today: Mole Converting Mass to Moles
Pg 318 #16,17,18,19
Due Today: Mole-Volume Relationships
Due Today: Mole-Volume Relationships
Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab
Pg 322 #22, 23
Assignment: Molar Conversions Quiz Prep
Assignment: Molar Conversions Quiz Prep
Due Monday (the real Quiz is on Monday)
When you have completed the practice quiz, check your answers with my key at the front
Assignment: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Assignment: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Due Tuesday (Read and take notes today in class. You may use your time after the quiz on Monday to finish it. If still not done, it is homework Monday night.)
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:
Coming up:
Monday: Quiz - Molar Conversions(M15), Finish % Composition Assignment, PreLab - Rockets (M15)
March 27 - Thursday
March 27 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Lecture: The Mole
Lecture: The Mole
Today: Slides #45-end
Converting Volume and Moles
Hand Back all Papers
Hand Back all Papers
Collect all of your graded work
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
Quiz Remediation: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations
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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.
Schedule a time to retake the quiz before 4:00 pm Tuesday, April 1. No retakes after this time/date.
Assignment #1: Mole Converting Mass to Moles
Assignment #1: Mole Converting Mass to Moles
Due Tomorrow
Pg 318 #16,17,18,19
Assignment #2: Mole-Volume Relationships
Assignment #2: Mole-Volume Relationships
Due Tomorrow
Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab
Pg 322 #22, 23
Assignment #3: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Assignment #3: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas
Due Monday (Read and take notes today in class, finish it tomorrow if we have time)
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
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P6 - Return and Check out monitors
Radon Checkout Calendar
Coming up:
Coming up:
Friday: Mole Lecture (if needed), Mole Practice and Reading (M14)
Monday: Quiz (M15), PreLab - Rockets (M15)
March 26 - Wednesday
March 26 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Due Today: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Due Today: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Read/Notes Pg 311 Sample Problem 10.3
Pg 315 #7,8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15
Lecture: The Mole
Lecture: The Mole
Today: Slides #35-45
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P6 - Return and Check out monitors
Radon Checkout Calendar
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Mole Lecture (finish), Mole Practice Problems (M12)
Thursday: Mole Practice Problems (M14) Pg 318 #16,17,18,19, Quiz Post-Review (Bal Chem Eqn),
Friday: Mole Lecture (if needed), Mole Practice and Reading (M14)
Monday: Quiz (M15), PreLab - Rockets (M15)
March 25 - Tuesday
March 25 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Lecture: The Mole
Lecture: The Mole
Today: Slides #22-35
Assignment: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Assignment: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Due Tomorrow
Read/Notes Pg 311 Sample Problem 10.3
Pg 315 #7,8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P6 - Return and Check out monitors
Radon Checkout Calendar
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Mole Lecture (finish), Mole Practice Problems (M12)
Thursday: Mole Practice Problems, Quiz Post-Review (Bal Chem Eqn),
Friday: Mole Lecture (if needed), Mole Practice and Reading (M14)
Monday: Formative Quiz, PreLab - Rockets (M15)
March 24 - Monday
March 24 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to use the Mole for dimensional analysis and stoichiometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can convert units for stoichiometry using molar conversions
Lecture: The Mole
Lecture: The Mole
Introduction to Mole Conversions
Molar Mass - Video:
Moved to tomorrow: Assignment: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Moved to tomorrow: Assignment: Mole Conversions to Atoms
Due Wednesday
Read/Notes Pg 311 Sample Problem 10.3
Pg 311 #5,6
Pg 315 #7,8, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15
Need a review on Molar Mass? Watch this: The Mole 3 - Molar Mass
Coming up:
Coming up:
Friday: Check out Radon, Into - the Mole, Vid Making Stuff
Monday: Mole Lecture
March 21 - Friday
March 21 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Due Today: Introduction to the Mole
Due Today: Introduction to the Mole
Need more help: Read/Notes Ch 10 pg 306-310
Practice Problems
Pg 307 #1,2 (this is review of Dimensional Analysis)
Pg 309 #3,4 (look at the examples for help)
Pg 311 #5,6
Video: Beyond the Elements - Reactions
Video: Beyond the Elements - Reactions
Complete the questions as we watch the video
Absent today? Watch on the PBS Site: https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/beyond-the-elements-reactions/
Coming up:
Coming up:
Friday: Check out Radon, Into - the Mole, Vid Making Stuff
Monday: Mole Lecture
March 20 - Thursday
March 20 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Due Today: Lab Notebooks
Due Today: Lab Notebooks
Turn them into the bin at the front
Quiz: Chemical Reactions - Balancing Chemical Equations, Classifying Reactions
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
Mole Video Lecture and Notes
Mole Video Lecture and Notes
Due Tomorrow
Take good notes.
Assignment - Introduction to the Mole
Assignment - Introduction to the Mole
Due Tomorrow
Need more help: Read/Notes Ch 10 pg 306-310
Practice Problems
Pg 307 #1,2 (this is review of Dimensional Analysis)
Pg 309 #3,4 (look at the examples for help)
Pg 311 #5,6
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Quiz: Balancing and Classifying Chemical Equations (M7), Into - the Mole, ACT Prep
Friday: Check out Radon, Into - the Mole, Vid Making Stuff
March 19 - Wednesday
March 19 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Due Today: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Due Today: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Read and take good notes on pages 369-373
Assignment Quiz Prep: Balancing Chemical Equations
Assignment Quiz Prep: Balancing Chemical Equations
Due Today in Class
Quiz is tomorrow
Need more help and/or practice before the quiz? Use these resources. These are not assignments, they are provided to help you prepare.
Post-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Post-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Due Tomorrow
Complete the Post Labs for each station
Lab Notebooks
Lab Notebooks
Due Tomorrow
Do not copy anything from a classmates lab notebook - doing so will earn you (and them) a zero and a trip to the principal.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Quiz: Balancing and Classifying Chemical Equations (M7), Into - the Mole, ACT Prep
Friday: Into - the Mole, Vid Making Stuff
March 18 - Tuesday
March 18 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
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 or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Due Tomorrow - This section will be included on the upcoming quiz.
Read and take good notes on pages 369-373
Lab Notebooks
Lab Notebooks
Due Thursday
Do not copy anything from a classmates lab notebook - doing so will earn you (and them) a zero and a trip to the principal.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Quiz Prep - Balancing and Classifying Reactions (M6), Prac Problems and Post-Lab
Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Quiz: Balancing and Classifying Chemical Equations (M7)
Friday: Into - the Mole, Vid Making Stuff
March 17 - Monday
March 17 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
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 or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Due Wednesday - This section will be included on the upcoming quiz.
Read and take good notes on pages 369-373
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Lab - Chemical Reactions
Wednesday: Quiz Prep - Balancing and Classifying Reactions (M6) and Post-Lab
Thursday: Quiz: Balancing and Classifying Chemical Equations (M7)
Friday: Into - the Mole
March 14 - Friday
March 14 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Due: Classifying Chemical Reactions
Due: Classifying Chemical Reactions
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
Pre-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Pre-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations
Due Monday
There are 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. You must complete all of the pre-labs.
All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before the first day of the lab or you will receive a 0 for no participation.
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Due Wednesday - This section will be included on the upcoming quiz.
Read and take good notes on pages 369-373
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Grade Quick Check, Classifying Chemical Reactions Practice (M1), Read/Notes 113. (F28), Pre-Lab.
Friday: Quiz Prep - Balancing and Classifying Reactions (M6), PreLab: Chemical Reactions stations (M1) [will collect lab notebooks after this lab]Radon Checkin/Checkout
Monday: Lab - Chemical Reactions
Tuesday: Lab - Chemical Reactions
Wednesday: Quiz Prep - Balancing and Classifying Reactions (M6) and Post-Lab
Thursday: Quiz: Balancing and Classifying Chemical Equations (M7)
Friday: Into - the Mole
March 13 - Thursday
March 13 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Due Today - Grade in class: Balancing Chemical Equations - Quick Check
Due Today - Grade in class: Balancing Chemical Equations - Quick Check
Assignment: Classifying Chemical Reactions
Assignment: Classifying Chemical Reactions
Due Tomorrow
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
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Read/Notes: 11.3 Reactions in Aqueous Solutions
Due Monday - This section will be included on the upcoming quiz.
Read and take good notes on pages 369-373
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Grade Quick Check, Classifying Chemical Reactions Practice (M1), Read/Notes 113. (F28), Pre-Lab.
Friday: Quiz Prep - Balancing and Classifying Reactions (M6), PreLab: Chemical Reactions stations (M1) [will collect lab notebooks after this lab]Radon Checkin/Checkout
Monday: Lab - Chemical Reactions
Tuesday: Lab - Chemical Reactions
Wednesday: Quiz: Balancing and Classifying Chemical Equations (M7)
Thursday: Into - the Mole
March 12 - Wednesday
March 12 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Video Lecture: Chemical Reactions 4: Types of Reactions
Chemical Reactions - Lecture Notes (Slide #43)
Types of Reactions
Absent today or need more help? Watch my video lectures:
Assignment: Balancing Chemical Equations - Quick Check
Assignment: Balancing Chemical Equations - Quick Check
Due Tomorrow
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Grade Quick Check, Classifying Chemical Reactions Practice (M1), Read/Notes 113. (F28), Pre-Lab.
Friday: Quiz Prep - Balancing and Classifying Reactions (M6), PreLab: Chemical Reactions stations (M1) [will collect lab notebooks after this lab]Radon Checkin/Checkout
Monday: Lab - Chemical Reactions
Tuesday: Lab - Chemical Reactions
Wednesday: Quiz: Balancing and Classifying Chemical Equations (M7)
Thursday: Into - the Mole
March 11 - Tuesday
March 11 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
When finished with the stations, complete the Post Lab and Conclusion
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
Radon Monitors Returned and Checked Out
P3 and P4 - Return and Check out monitors
Radon Checkout Calendar
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23), Grade Balancing Assignments from Monday,
Thursday: Classifying Chemical Reactions Practice (M1), PreLab: Chemical Reactions stations (M1) [will collect lab notebooks after this lab]
Friday: Radon Checkin/Checkout
March 10 - Monday
March 10 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Due: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice
Due: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice
Due: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Due: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
You will have Monday and Tuesday (if needed) to complete the lab stations and the Post-Lab/Conclusion
Radon Monitors Returned Tomorrow
Radon Monitors Returned Tomorrow
P3 and P4 - anyone who has a Radon monitor must return them with their data tomorrow so they can be checked out.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Radon Monitors P3 and P4 Calendar, Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Grade Balancing Assignments from Monday, Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
March 3-7 Spring Break! No School!
March 3-7 Spring Break! No School!
February 28 - Friday
February 28 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Assignment #1: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice
Assignment #1: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice
Due Monday
Assignment #2: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Assignment #2: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Due Monday
Coming up:
Coming up:
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab Pre-Lab Must be completed or no lab!
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 27 - Thursday
February 27 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Pre-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Pre-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs
Due Monday
This is a Stations' Lab - Every station must have the Safety Concerns and a thorough summary of the procedure or you will not be able to participate in the lab!
You will have Monday and Tuesday after Spring Break to complete the lab stations
When finished with the Pre-Lab:
When finished with the Pre-Lab:
Work on the following assignments. They will officially be assigned tomorrow and will be due Monday. Get started on them now so you don't have homework over Spring Break! You will have classtime t work on them tomorrow.
Assignment #1: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice
Assignment #2: Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations
Coming up:
Coming up:
*Friday: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice, Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations (due Monday)
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 26 - Wednesday
February 26 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Assignment #1: Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Assignment #1: Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
Watch the video lectures below. Take good notes.
Absent yesterday or need more help? Watch my video lectures before moving to today's lecture videos:
Assignment #2: Quizizz - Writing Skeleton Equations
Assignment #2: Quizizz - Writing Skeleton Equations
Due Tomorrow
This has been assigned for you in Google Classroom
Assignment #3: Quizizz - Skeleton Equations from Word Equations
Assignment #3: Quizizz - Skeleton Equations from Word Equations
Due Tomorrow
This has been assigned for you in Google Classroom
Coming up:
Coming up:
*Thursday: Pre-Lab - Valentines Lab (F14)
*Friday: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice, Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations (due Wed)
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 25 - Tuesday
February 25 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write balanced chemical equations
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can balance a skeleton equation from a word equation
Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions
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:
Coming up:
*Wednesday: Video Lecture - Balancing Chemical Equations (F23)
*Thursday: Pre-Lab - Valentines Lab (F14)
*Friday: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice, Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations (due Wed)
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 24 - Monday
February 24 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Due Today: Practice Quiz - Intermolecular Forces
Due Today: Practice Quiz - Intermolecular Forces
Due Today: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Due Today: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
#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: 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
When finished with the test - Post-Lab/Conclusion: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
When finished with the test - Post-Lab/Conclusion: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Lecture - Intro to Chemical Reactions and Skeleton Equations (F22)
*Wednesday: Video Lecture - Balancing Chemical Equations (F23)
*Thursday: Pre-Lab - Valentines Lab (F14)
*Friday: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice, Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations (due Wed)
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 21 - Friday
February 21 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Due Today: Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Due Today: Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Be sure you have good drawings and all intermolecular forces are clearly labeled.
Due Today: Quizizz: VSEPR Practice
Due Today: Quizizz: VSEPR Practice
This has been assigned to you in Google Classroom
Use your VSEPR and IMF sheets to help you.
Due Today: Quizizz: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Due Today: Quizizz: Intermolecular Forces Practice
This has been assigned to you in Google Classroom
Use your VSEPR and IMF sheets to help you.
Assignment #5: Practice Quiz - Intermolecular Forces
Assignment #5: 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.
Assignment #6: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Assignment #6: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Due Monday
#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
Study for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Study for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Unit Test is on Monday
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Quizizz IMF Review
*Friday: Test Review (F13)
Monday: Test - Covalent Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Intro to Chemical Reactions and Skeleton Equations (F22)
*Wednesday: Video Lecture - Balancing Chemical Equations (F23)
*Thursday: Pre-Lab - Valentines Lab (F14)
*Friday: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice, Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations (due Wed)
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 20 - Thursday
February 20 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Due Today: Assignment #1: Intermolecular Forces Reference Sheet
Due Today: Assignment #1: Intermolecular Forces Reference Sheet
Fill out the Intermolecular Forces Reference Worksheet (printed for you)
You will need this for the rest of the year
Assignment #2: Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Assignment #2: Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Due Tomorrow
Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Be sure you have good drawings and all intermolecular forces are clearly labeled.
Assignment #3: Quizizz: VSEPR Practice
Assignment #3: Quizizz: VSEPR Practice
Due Tomorrow
This has been assigned to you in Google Classroom
Use your VSEPR and IMF sheets to help you.
Assignment #4: Quizizz: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Assignment #4: Quizizz: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Due Tomorrow
This has been assigned to you in Google Classroom
Use your VSEPR and IMF sheets to help you.
Assignment #5: Practice Quiz - Intermolecular Forces
Assignment #5: 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.
Assignment #6: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Assignment #6: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Due Monday
#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
Study for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Study for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Unit Test is on Monday
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 3:30 pm. No retakes after that time.
Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form.
Must complete it and bring it in on Thursday to retake. No retakes outside of this date.
Retakes available only on Thursday from 7am-8am, during lunch, or after school.
Quizizz Practice:
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Quizizz IMF Review
*Friday: Test Review (F13)
Monday: Test - Covalent Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Intro to Chemical Reactions and Skeleton Equations (F22)
*Wednesday: Video Lecture - Balancing Chemical Equations (F23)
*Thursday: Pre-Lab - Valentines Lab (F14)
*Friday: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice, Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations (due Wed)
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 19 - Wednesday
February 19 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Assignment #1: Intermolecular Forces Reference Sheet
Assignment #1: Intermolecular Forces Reference Sheet
Due Tomorrow
Fill out the Intermolecular Forces Reference Worksheet (printed for you)
You will need this for the rest of the year
Assignment #2: Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Assignment #2: Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Due Friday
Intermolecular Forces Practice Problems
Be sure you have good drawings and all intermolecular forces are clearly labeled.
Assignment #3: Quizizz: VSEPR Practice
Assignment #3: Quizizz: VSEPR Practice
Due Friday
This has been assigned to you in Google Classroom
Use your VSEPR and IMF sheets to help you.
Assignment #4: Quizizz: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Assignment #4: Quizizz: Intermolecular Forces Practice
Due Friday
This has been assigned to you in Google Classroom
Use your VSEPR and IMF sheets to help you.
Assignment #5: Practice Quiz - Intermolecular Forces
Assignment #5: 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.
Assignment #6: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Assignment #6: Assessment Prep - Covalent Bonding
Due Monday
#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
Study for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Study for Unit Test: Covalent Bonding
Unit Test is on Monday
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 3:30 pm. No retakes after that time.
Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form.
Must complete it and bring it in on Thursday to retake. No retakes outside of this date.
Retakes available only on Thursday from 7am-8am, during lunch, or after school.
Quizizz Practice:
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Quizizz IMF Review
*Friday: Test Review (F13)
Monday: Test - Covalent Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Intro to Chemical Reactions and Skeleton Equations (F22)
*Wednesday: Video Lecture - Balancing Chemical Equations (F23)
*Thursday: Pre-Lab - Valentines Lab (F14)
*Friday: Balancing Chemical Equations Practice, Balancing Chemical Equations from Word Equations (due Wed)
Spring Break
Monday: Valentine's Day Lab
Tuesday: Valentines Day Lab and Post-Lab/Conclusion
Wednesday: Lecture - Types of Reactions (F23)
February 18 - Tuesday
February 18 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Due Today: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4 - Determining Polarity of Molecules
Due Today: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4 - Determining Polarity of Molecules
Worksheet: Lewis Structures #4 - VSEPR, Polarity
Lecture: Intermolecular Forces
Lecture: Intermolecular Forces
Need help with 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
Assignment: Intermolecular Forces Reference Sheet
Due Thursday
Fill out the Intermolecular Forces Reference Worksheet (printed for you)
You will need this for the rest of the year
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 3:30 pm. No retakes after that time.
Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form.
Must complete it and bring it in on Thursday to retake. No retakes outside of this date.
Retakes available only on Thursday from 7am-8am, during lunch, or after school.
Quizizz Practice:
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Pre-Lab: Valentines Day Lab? (F13), Lecture: IMF (F8), Radon swap
Wednesday: IMF Chart, IMF Practice
Thursday: Test Review (F13)
*Friday: Test - Covalent Bonding
Monday:
February 17 - Monday
February 17 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Lecture: Covalent Bonding: Polarity of Molecules
Lecture: Covalent Bonding: Polarity of Molecules
Absent today? Go through the lecture slides and take good notes.
Assignment: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4 - Determining Polarity of Molecules
Assignment: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4 - Determining Polarity of Molecules
Due tomorrow
Worksheet: Lewis Structures #4 - VSEPR, Polarity
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz
Must complete it and complete a retake before by Thursday at 3:30 pm. No retakes after that time.
Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form.
Must complete it and bring it in on Thursday to retake. No retakes outside of this date.
Retakes available only on Thursday from 7am-8am, during lunch, or after school.
Quizizz Practice:
Post-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Post-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
On your own time as homework
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Polarity Practice (J30)
*Tuesday: ACT Prep #1 (J31?), Pre-Lab: Valentines Day Lab? (F13), Lecture: IMF (F8)
February 14 - Friday
February 14 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Happy Valentine's Day!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Period 2: Turn in radon detectors and check out to P2 and P3.
Due Today: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Due Today: 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.
Reminder: Everything you need for every assignment for the Radon Monitoring Project can be found by clicking on the page on this website.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding: Polarity of Molecules
Lecture: Covalent Bonding: Polarity of Molecules
Absent today? Go through the lecture slides and take good notes.
Post-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Post-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
On your own time as homework
Assignment: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4 - Determining Polarity of Molecules
Assignment: Lewis Structure Worksheet #4 - Determining Polarity of Molecules
(moved to next week)
Worksheet: Lewis Structures #4 - VSEPR, Polarity
Coming up:
Coming up:
Friday: Radon Detectors, Lecture: Covalent Bonding Polarity of Molecules, PostLab on own time.
Monday: Polarity Practice (J30)
*Tuesday: ACT Prep #1, Pre-Lab: Valentines Day Lab? (F13)
February 13 - Thursday
February 13 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Due Today: VSEPR AXE Practice
Due Today: VSEPR AXE Practice
Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Day 1 of 1
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on today - no exceptions.
Safety Concerns Overview.
DO NOT REMOVE chemicals from their location. Bring your trays to the chemical station.
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
Assignment: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Assignment: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Due Tomorrow (you won't have any in-class time tomorrow to work on this because we have a lab tomorrow)
Complete the questions in the "What is Radon? Is it Harmful?" section of the RADON AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS SHEET.
Reminder: Everything you need for every assignment for the Radon Monitoring Project can be found by clicking on the page on this website.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Friday: Radon Detectors, Lecture: Covalent Bonding Polarity of Molecules, PostLab on own time.
Monday: Polarity Practice (J30)
*Tuesday: ACT Prep #1, Pre-Lab: Valentines Day Lab? (F13)
February 12 - Wednesday
February 12 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Due Today: VSEPR AXE Practice
Due Today: VSEPR AXE Practice
Assignment #1: Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Assignment #1: Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Due Tomorrow
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on Thursday - no exceptions.
Assignment #2: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Assignment #2: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Due Friday (you won't have any in-class time tomorrow to work on this because we have a lab tomorrow)
Complete the questions in the "What is Radon? Is it Harmful?" section of the RADON AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS SHEET.
Reminder: Everything you need for every assignment for the Radon Monitoring Project can be found by clicking on the page on this website.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Radon Due, Lab - Ionic vs Covalent 1 day lab (F20)
Friday: Radon Detectors, Lecture: Covalent Bonding Polarity of Molecules, PostLab on own time.
Monday: Polarity Practice (J30)
*Tuesday: ACT Prep #1, Pre-Lab: Valentines Day Lab? (F13)
February 11 - Tuesday
February 11 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn how to write molecular geometry
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can determine molecular geometry using VSEPR-AXE and Lewis Structures
Due (Yesterday): Homework - Introduction to Molecular Shapes
Due (Yesterday): Homework - 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
Lecture: VSEPR - Method for finding Molecular Shapes
Finish from yesterday
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 #1: VSEPR AXE Practice
Assignment #1: VSEPR AXE Practice
Due Tomorrow
Assignment: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
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.
Reminder: Everything you need for every assignment for the Radon Monitoring Project can be found by clicking on the page on this website.
Assignment #2: Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Assignment #2: Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding
Due Thursday
PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on Thursday - no exceptions.
P2: Radon Monitoring Project
P2: Radon Monitoring Project
If you checked out a radon detector next week, it needs to be brought to class tomorrow and delivered to the next person on the list
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Work on Radon/PreLab 30 min, ACT Prep #1, Lecture Continued VSEPR
Thursday: Radon Due, Lab - Ionic vs Covalent 1 day lab (F20)
Friday: Radon Detectors, Lecture: Covalent Bonding Polarity of Molecules, PostLab on own time.
Monday: Polarity Practice (J30)
*Tuesday:
February 10 - Monday
February 10 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about naming acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can identify covalent, ionic, acids, oxyacids and bases and accurately name them
Due Today: Homework - Introduction to Molecular Shapes
Due Today: Homework - 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
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
Assignment: VSEPR AXE Practice
We will have more time in class Wednesday to finish
P2: Radon Monitoring Project
P2: Radon Monitoring Project
If you checked out a radon detector next week, it needs to be brought to class tomorrow and delivered to the next person on the list
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Lecture Covalent Bonding VSEPR (J26), Radon checkin-checkout reminder, P2 Radon Swap Tomorrow
*Tuesday: ACT Prep, PreLab Ionic Vs Covalent, Radon AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS due tomorrow, Return and Check out Radon detectors.
Wednesday: Radon Due, Lecture Continued VSEPR
Thursday: Lab - Ionic vs Covalent
February 7 - Friday
February 7 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about naming acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can identify covalent, ionic, acids, oxyacids and bases and accurately name them
Due Today: Naming Practice Quizizz
Due Today: Naming Practice Quizizz
3 assignments have been assigned in Google Classroom.
All assignments have unlimited tries. The attempt with the highest grade on each assignment will be entered into the grade book tomorrow.
No late assignments will be accepted on these quizizz.
Absent today. You have one extra day to complete these, then they go to a zero.
Quizizz: Naming Ionic Compounds
Quizizz: Naming Covalent Compounds
Quizizz: Naming Acids and Bases
Quiz: Naming Ionic, Covalent, Acids, Bases
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
Assignment: Homework - Introduction to Molecular Shapes
Assignment: Homework - Introduction to Molecular Shapes
Due Monday (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
Chapter 8 pdf is available in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page.
Introduction: Radon Monitoring Project
Introduction: 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 Capstone research project.
Assignment: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Assignment: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions
Due Wednesday (you might have more in-class time on Tuesday)
Complete the questions in the "What is Radon? Is it Harmful?" section of the RADON AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS SHEET.
Reminder: Everything you need for every assignment for the Radon Monitoring Project can be found by clicking on the page on this website.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Lecture Covalent Bonding VSEPR (J8), Radon checkin-checkout reminder
*Tuesday: ACT Prep, PreLab Ionic Vs Covalent, Radon AT HOME INSTRUCTIONS due tomorrow, Return and Check out Radon detectors.
Wednesday: Radon Due, Lecture Continued VSEPR
Thursday: Lab - Ionic vs Covalent
February 6 - Thursday
February 6 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) Learn about naming acids and bases
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can identify covalent, ionic, acids, oxyacids and bases and accurately name them
Due Today: Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet
Due Today: Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet
Check your answers to make sure you are doing them correctly. Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet Answers
Due Today: Naming Compounds - Mixed Review
Due Today: Naming Compounds - Mixed Review
Grade in Class
Assignment #1: Naming Practice Quizizz
Assignment #1: Naming Practice Quizizz
Due Tomorrow.
3 assignments have been assigned in Google Classroom.
All assignments have unlimited tries. The attempt with the highest grade on each assignment will be entered into the grade book tomorrow.
No late assignments will be accepted on these quizizz.
Absent today. You have one extra day to complete these, then they go to a zero.
Quizizz: Naming Ionic Compounds
Quizizz: Naming Covalent Compounds
Quizizz: Naming Acids and Bases
Quiz Tomorrow: Naming and Formula Writing
Quiz Tomorrow: Naming and Formula Writing
Ionic Compounds, Covalent Compounds, Acids, Oxyacids, Bases, etc.
ACT Prep
ACT Prep
If we have time...
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:
Coming up:
Thursday: Grade mixed review, ACT Study Guide (J24), ACT Prep, Quizizz Naming Quiz Prep,
Friday: Quiz: Naming Covalent Compounds, Acids, Bases, Oxyacids; Radon Monitoring Project Intro and Checkout, PreLab Ionic Vs Covalent
February 5 - Wednesday
February 5 - Wednesday
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture
We will finish the rest of the lecture today.
Absent today? Watch the video for Naming Acids and Oxyacids: Video Lecture: Naming Binary Molecules and Acids
Assignment#1: Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet
Assignment#1: Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet
Due Tomorrow
Check your answers to make sure you are doing them correctly. Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet Answers
Assignment #2: Naming Compounds - Mixed Review
Assignment #2: Naming Compounds - Mixed Review
Due Tomorrow
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Grade mixed review, ACT Study Guide (J24), ACT Prep, Quizizz Naming Quiz Prep, PreLab Ionic Vs Covalent
Friday: Quiz: Naming Covalent Compounds, Acids, Bases, Oxyacids; Radon Monitoring Project Intro and Checkout
February 4 - Tuesday
February 4 - Tuesday
Course Selection for Next Year
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
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture
Absent today? Watch the video for Naming Acids and Oxyacids: Video Lecture: Naming Binary Molecules and Acids
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Course Selection for next year (J19), Radon Project Introduction, Naming Acids and Oxyacids Lecture and Practice Probs (J23).
Tuesday:
Wednesday: ACT Study Guide (J24)
February 3 - Monday
February 3 - Monday
SNOW DAY - No School
SNOW DAY - No School
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Course Selection for next year (J19), Radon Project Introduction, Naming Acids and Oxyacids Lecture and Practice Probs (J23).
Tuesday:
Wednesday: ACT Study Guide (J24)
January 31 - Friday
January 31 - Friday
Due Today: Lewis Structures Worksheet #2
Due Today: Lewis Structures Worksheet #2
Peer graded today
Assignment: Naming Binary Molecules
Assignment: Naming Binary Molecules
Due Today - we will grade this in class
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture
Absent today? Watch the video for Naming Acids and Oxyacids: Video Lecture: Naming Binary Molecules and Acids
Coming up:
Coming up:
Monday: Course Selection for next year (J19), Radon Project Introduction, Naming Acids and Oxyacids Lecture and Practice Probs (J23).
Tuesday:
Wednesday: ACT Study Guide (J24)
January 30 - Thursday
January 30 - Thursday
Due: Lewis Structures Worksheet
Due: Lewis Structures Worksheet
Grade in class - Due Tomorrow (after you make corrections)
After it is graded, fix your mistakes and turn it in tomorrow.
Assignment #1: Lewis Structures Worksheet #2
Assignment #1: Lewis Structures Worksheet #2
Due Tomorrow
Assignment #2: Naming Binary Molecules
Assignment #2: Naming Binary Molecules
Due ???
This has been printed for you. You may write on it.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture
If time allows.
Coming up:
Coming up:
Thursday: Pep Assembly (6th period shortened to 1:43-2:20); Lecture Naming Covalent Compounds continued, Prac Problems Naming (J19),
Friday: Lecture, Naming Acids, Course Selection for next year (J19), Covalent Naming, Radon Project Intro , Lewis Structure Prac Quizizz (J19)
January 29 - Wednesday
January 29 - Wednesday
Seats and Lab Partners
Seats and Lab Partners
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.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids
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 later in the week.
Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1
Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1
Due tomorrow (We will have 20 minutes to work on this in class today)
Lab Stations and Lab Lockers
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.
Homework - Post-Lab: Milk Art Inquiry Activity
Homework - Post-Lab: Milk Art Inquiry Activity
Finish the Conclusion on your own time.
Click HERE for lab
Coming up:
Coming up:
Wednesday: Seating Arrangement, Lab Stations, Lab Locker Checkout, , Lecture - Naming Covalent Compounds (J19)
Thursday: Pep Assembly (6th period shortened to 1:43-2:20); Lecture Naming Covalent Compounds continued, Prac Problems Naming (J19),
Friday: Course Selection for next year (J19), Covalent Naming, Radon Project Intro , Lewis Structure Prac Quizizz (J19)
January 28 - Tuesday
January 28 - Tuesday
Seats and Lab Partners
Seats and Lab Partners
The seat you are sitting in TOMORROW is your new home for the semester.
Your lab partner is the person you are sharing a table with.
Reminder
Reminder
Cell phones, earbuds, and electronic devices - in the Phone caddy or your locker
All phones will be silenced and put in the phone caddy - every day. There is NO cell phone use in this class.
You may collect your phone WHEN THE BELL RINGS at the end of the period - not before.
All headphones will be removed from your ears and put in the phone caddy. There is NO headphone use in this class.
There is no use of other electronic devices during class (watches, ipads, etc).
No leaving the classroom during class.
Use the bathroom in between classes, not during class time - you have 8 minutes.
Emergency Pass: You will be given one Emergency Pass. This can be used for:
Emergency bathroom break. No Emergency Pass, no leaving for the bathroom.
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.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding 2
Lecture: Covalent Bonding 2
Lecture Slides: Covalent Bonding 2: Lewis Structures
Did we finish the lecture slides last semester?
Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet
Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet
Due tomorrow (I will give you time to finish in class tomorrow then we will turn it in)
Homework - Post-Lab: Milk Art Inquiry Activity
Homework - Post-Lab: Milk Art Inquiry Activity
Finish the Conclusion on your own time.
Click HERE for lab
Coming up:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1, Grade it, Lecture - Covalent Bonding, EPass
Wednesday: Seating Arrangement, Lab Stations, Lab Locker Checkout, Lewis Structure Prac Quizizz (J19), Lecture - Naming Covalent Compounds (J19)
Thursday: Pep Assembly (6th period shortened to 1:43-2:20); Lecture Naming Covalent Compounds continued, Prac Problems Naming (J19),
Friday: Course Selection for next year (J19), Covalent Naming, Radon Project Intro
January 27 - Monday
January 27 - Monday
Welcome Back to Honors Chemistry!
Welcome Back to Honors Chemistry!
Need for class: Lab Notebook, Periodic Table, and Calculator
Expectations
Expectations
Cell phones, earbuds, and electronic devices - in the Phone caddy or your locker
All phones will be silenced and put in the phone caddy - every day. There is NO cell phone use in this class.
You may collect your phone WHEN THE BELL RINGS at the end of the period - not before.
All headphones will be removed from your ears and put in the phone caddy. There is NO headphone use in this class.
There is no use of other electronic devices during class (watches, ipads, etc).
No leaving the classroom during class.
Use the bathroom in between classes, not during class time - you have 8 minutes.
Emergency Pass: You will be given one Emergency Pass. This can be used for:
Emergency bathroom break. No Emergency Pass, no leaving for the bathroom.
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
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:
To Do Today:
Phone Caddy and Chromebook number - Write it down! Use only your assigned Chromebook.
Phones go in the caddy before the bell rings
Chromebooks - return to the correct slot and 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
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:
Coming up:
Tuesday: Lewis Structures Worksheet #1, Grade it, Lecture - Covalent Bonding, EPass
Wednesday: Seating Arrangement, Lab Stations, Lab Locker Checkout, Lewis Structure Prac Quizizz (J19), Lecture - Naming Covalent Compounds (J19)
Thursday: Lecture Naming Covalent Compounds continued, Prac Problems Naming (J19),
Friday: Course Selection for next year (J19), Covalent Naming, Radon Project Intro
END OF FALL SEMESTER
END OF FALL SEMESTER
January 22/23 - Wednesday/Thursday
January 22/23 - Wednesday/Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will review content from semester 1.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can accurately answer questions relating to all the topics outlined in the Final Review in prep for the Exam.
Due: Final Review
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
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, Scratch Paper (put a heading on it)
Turn in:
Notecard
Scratch Paper
Coming up...
Coming up...
*Finals Jan 22-23
Monday: First day of 2nd Semester!
January 21 - Tuesday
January 21 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will review content from semester 1.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can accurately answer questions relating to all the topics outlined in the Final Review in prep for the Exam.
Teacher Report Card
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.
Hand back papers
Hand back papers
Copies of the Ionic Bonding Test are on the front table along with the answer key so you can review the questions you missed.
Final Review
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Friday, Monday, and Tuesday to work on this in class and get help as needed.
This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (more than a quiz!).
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study!
Coming up...
Coming up...
*Finals Jan 22-23
Monday: First day of 2nd Semester!
January 20 - Monday
January 20 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will review content from semester 1.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can accurately answer questions relating to all the topics outlined in the Final Review in prep for the Exam.
Survey for Jonni
Survey for Jonni
Help Jonni with her AP Stats Final by taking this survey: Social Media Usage
Lab Locker Clean-out
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 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
Lab Cleanup
Period 2:
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.).
Period 3:
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 6:
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
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Friday, Monday, and Tuesday to work on this in class and get help as needed.
This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (more than a quiz!).
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study!
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday (Jan 20): Final Review, Lab Locker Cleanout (J10), Lab Cleanup
Tuesday (Jan 21): Hand back all papers including Ionic Bonding Test, Final Review, Teacher Report Card (J11)
*Finals Jan 22-23
January 17 - Friday
January 17 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will review content from semester 1.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can accurately answer questions relating to all the topics outlined in the Final Review in prep for the Exam.
Final Review
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Friday, Monday, and Tuesday to work on this in class and get help as needed.
This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (more than a quiz!).
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study!
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday (Jan 20): Final Review, Lab Locker Cleanout (J10), Lab Cleanup
Tuesday (Jan 21): Final Review, Teacher Report Card (J11)
*Finals Jan 22-23
January 16 - Thursday
January 16 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to draw electron dot structures for all forms of covalent molecules.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can draw electron dot structures for molecules, polyatomic ions, multiple bonds, resonance structures.
Missing/Absent Work
Missing/Absent Work
Due by Friday at 3:00pm
No missing work or quiz makeup will be accepted after Friday at 3:00pm
Final Review
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Friday, Monday, and Tuesday to work on this in class and get help as needed.
This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (more than a quiz!).
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study!
Lecture: Covalent Bonding 2
Lecture: Covalent Bonding 2
Lecture Slides: Covalent Bonding 2: Lewis Structures
Absent Today? Watch the lecture videos:
Coming up...
Coming up...
*Friday (Jan 17): Final Review assignment, study for Final Exam
Monday (Jan 20): Final Review, Lab Locker Cleanout (J10), Lab Cleanup
Tuesday (Jan 21): Final Review, Teacher Report Card (J11)
*Finals Jan 22-23
January 15 - Wednesday
January 15 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how covalent bonds form and how they differ from ionic bonds.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain and diagram how covalent bonds form and how they have different properties than ionic bonds.
Missing/Absent Work
Missing/Absent Work
Due by Friday at 3:00pm
No missing work or quiz makeup will be accepted after Friday at 3:00pm
Lecture (finish from yesterday): Covalent Bonding 1
Lecture (finish from yesterday): Covalent Bonding 1
Absent today? Watch the following lecture videos:
Lecture: Covalent Bonding 2
Lecture: Covalent Bonding 2
Absent Today? Watch the lecture videos:
Final Review
Final Review
Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time Friday, Monday, and Tuesday to work on this in class and get help as needed.
This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (more than a quiz!).
Read the instructions carefully. Take time to study!
Coming up...
Coming up...
**Thursday (Jan 16): Lecture continued, Prac Problems (Str), Final Review Posted (J5)
*Friday (Jan 17): Work on Prac Problems for Covalent Bonding and Final Review assignment
Monday (Jan 20): Final Review, Lab Locker Cleanout (J10), Lab Cleanup
Tuesday (Jan 21): Final Review, Teacher Report Card (J11)
*Finals Jan 22-23
January 14 - Tuesday
January 14 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how covalent bonds form and how they differ from ionic bonds.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain and diagram how covalent bonds form and how they have different properties than ionic bonds.
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
Certificate and Picture Day for Gold Penny Lab
Assignment: Differences in Ionic Compounds and Covalent Compounds
Assignment: Differences in Ionic Compounds and Covalent Compounds
15 minutes to complete
Copy the following chart into your notes. You will need it for the rest of the year and for the upcoming lab.
Blank boxes need to be filled out with your knowledge. For Covalent bonding, fill the blanks out after lecture.
Lecture: Covalent Bonding
Lecture: Covalent Bonding
Absent today? Watch the following lecture videos:
Coming up...
Coming up...
Tuesday (Jan 14): Photos and Certificates for Gold Penny, Intro to Covalent Bonding (J2)
Wednesday (Jan 15): Copy Differences between Covalent and Ionic Bonding (J2), Cov Bonding Lecture continued
**Thursday (Jan 16): Lecture continued, Prac Problems (Str)
*Friday (Jan 17): Work on Prac Problems for Covalent Bonding, Assign Fall Final Review(J5)
Monday (Jan 20): Final Review, Lab Locker Cleanout (J10), Lab Cleanup
Tuesday (Jan 21): Final Review, Teacher Report Card (J11)
*Finals Jan 22-23
January 13 - Monday
January 13 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn to use ionic bonding to make an alloy called brass.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can the mechanisms for how and why zinc and copper combine to make an alloy.
Test: Ionic Bonding
Test: Ionic Bonding
Rules:
One person per table
Turn off all e-devices need to be in the phone caddy, watches need to be in your backpack. E-Device use today = zero on test.
No talking until all tests are turned in.
You need: Pencil, Periodic Table, 3x5 notecard with your name.
When finished:
Turn in your answers, my test, your 3x5 notecard with your name on it
Work on another class, read a book, read a magazine (front table)
Due: Lab Notebooks
Due: Lab Notebooks
Turn them in at the front table
Coming up...
Coming up...
Tuesday (Jan 14): Photos and Certificates for Gold Penny, Intro to Covalent Bonding (J2)
Wednesday (Jan 15): Copy Differences between Covalent and Ionic Bonding (J2), Cov Bonding Lecture continued
**Thursday (Jan 16): Lecture continued, Prac Problems (Str)
*Friday (Jan 17): Work on Prac Problems for Covalent Bonding, Assign Fall Final Review(J5)
Monday (Jan 20): Final Review, Lab Locker Cleanout (J10), Lab Cleanup
Tuesday (Jan 21): Final Review, Teacher Report Card (J11)
*Finals Jan 22-23
January 10 - Friday
January 10 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn to use ionic bonding to make an alloy called brass.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can the mechanisms for how and why zinc and copper combine to make an alloy.
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
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.
Unit Test Review
Unit Test Review
Test is Monday, January 13
**You may use a 3"x5" notecard (no bigger) on this test. You will turn it in after the test.
**You may use your Periodic Table on this test
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. The "Recommended Studying" sections below are not part of the assignment, they are listed to help you focus your studying efforts.
Chapter 7: Ionic and Metallic Bonding
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Ionic Bonding
Read Pg 213 Study Guide
You MUST be able to name Ionic Compounds and write formulas for Ionic Compounds
Recommended Practice Problems (these are not an assignment - they will not be collected)
Pg 214-218 #28,29,31,32,34,35,37(efgh),39,40,44,47,49,29,55,62b,67,68,70
Pg 219 #All practice problems
Look through the chapter and do extra practice problems to help yourself out.
Chapter 6: Periodic Law
Periodic Table - Video Lecture (this lecture does not include electron configuration - see Lectures slides for that)
Recommend Studying:
You notes from lecture on Periodic Law - especially know how to use electronegativity and how to write electron configurations
Read Pg 189 Study Guide
Recommended Practice Problems (these are not an assignment - they will not be collected)
(**You already did these as an assignment for the last quiz. Review them if you need a refresher)
p186-189: #26,29,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,41,43,44,45,47,51,56,64; p191 #1-8
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab notebooks will be due the week of January 13th.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday (Jan 13): Test - Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law, Lab Notebooks Due,
Tuesday (Jan 14): Photos and Certificates for Gold Penny, Intro to Covalent Bonding (J2)
Wednesday (Jan 15): Copy Differences between Covalent and Ionic Bonding (J2), Cov Bonding Lecture continued
**Thursday (Jan 16): Lecture continued, Prac Problems
*Friday (Jan 17): Work on Prac Problems for Covalent Bonding, Assign Fall Final Review(J5)
Monday (Jan 20): Final Review
Tuesday (Jan 21): Final Review, Lab Locker Cleanout
*Finals Jan 22-23
January 9 - Thursday
January 9 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn to use ionic bonding to make an alloy called brass.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can the mechanisms for how and why zinc and copper combine to make an alloy.
Due Today: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Due Today: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Turn this into the front table.
Assignment #1: Quizizz: Intro to Cations and Anions
Assignment #1: Quizizz: Intro to Cations and Anions
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 #2: Quizizz: Ionic Bonding
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
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
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.
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
Moved to Friday
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.
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Friday Jan 10th. Moved to Monday, January 13
Study Notes
Periodic Law, Periodic Table and Elements
Ionic Compounds, Ionic Bonding, Ionic Naming, Ionic Formula Writing
Book Chapters to Study (link to pages in "Chemistry Resources")
Chapter 6: The Periodic Table
Pages 158-191
Chapter 7: Ionic and Metallic Bonding
Pages 193-219
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab notebooks will be due the week of January 13th.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Grade Prac Problems, Lecture Part 4 quick review
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems Ch6?? Ch7 Pg 214 (see book circles)
Friday: Gold Penny Certificates and Photo Day, Test Review
Monday (Jan 13): Test - Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law, Lab Notebooks Due,
January 8 - Wednesday
January 8 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn to use ionic bonding to make an alloy called brass.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can the mechanisms for how and why zinc and copper combine to make an alloy.
Review of Lecture: Rules for Ionic Compounds
Review of Lecture: Rules for Ionic Compounds
Ionic Compounds: Part 3 - Naming Ionic Compounds "The Rules"
Rules 1,2,3,4,5 (starts on slide 79)
Due Today: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Due Today: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Grade this in class today. Quick review with a few of them for practice
Due Today: Metallic Bonding
Due Today: Metallic Bonding
7.3 Pg 212 #20-26
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist
Moved to Friday
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.
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Friday Jan 10th. Moved to Monday, January 13
Study Notes
Periodic Law, Periodic Table and Elements
Ionic Compounds, Ionic Bonding, Ionic Naming, Ionic Formula Writing
Book Chapters to Study (link to pages in "Chemistry Resources")
Chapter 6: The Periodic Table
Pages 158-191
Chapter 7: Ionic and Metallic Bonding
Pages 193-219
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab notebooks will be due the week of January 13th.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Grade Prac Problems, Lecture Part 4 quick review
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems Ch6?? Ch7 Pg 214 (see book circles)
Friday: Gold Penny Certificates and Photo Day, Test Review
Monday (Jan 13): Test - Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law, Lab Notebooks Due,
January 6/7 - Monday/Tuesday
January 6/7 - Monday/Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn to use ionic bonding to make an alloy called brass.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can the mechanisms for how and why zinc and copper combine to make an alloy.
Assignment #1: Video Lecture - Ionic Compounds
Assignment #1: Video Lecture - Ionic Compounds
Watch and take notes in your notebook - Take good notes as you will need this information for the rest of the year!
Lecture Video: Ionic Bonding 2: Naming Ionic Compounds and Polyatomic Ions
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 and 3 (Starts on slide 40)
Note: These slides are newer than the video. Do you need them both? I would look through these after watching the video to see if there is anything else you want to add to your notes.
Assignment #2: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Assignment #2: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming
Due Wednesday - Redraw the table on a separate piece of paper from the assignments above (this assignment needs it's own piece of paper).
Assignment #3: Metallic Bonding
Assignment #3: Metallic Bonding
Due Wednesday
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)
7.3 Pg 212 #20-26
Assignment #4: Post-Lab and Conclusion: Gold Penny Lab
Assignment #4: Post-Lab and Conclusion: Gold Penny Lab
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Friday Jan 10th
Study Notes
Periodic Law, Periodic Table and Elements
Ionic Compounds, Ionic Bonding, Ionic Naming, Ionic Formula Writing
Book Chapters to Study (link to pages in "Chemistry Resources")
Chapter 6: The Periodic Table
Pages 158-191
Chapter 7: Ionic and Metallic Bonding
Pages 193-219
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab notebooks will be due the week of January 13th.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Grade Prac Problems, Lecture Part 4 quick review
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems Ch6?? Ch7 Pg 214 (see book circles)
Friday: Test - Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Monday (Jan 13): Lab Notebooks Due
January 3 - Friday
January 3 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn to use ionic bonding to make an alloy called brass.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can the mechanisms for how and why zinc and copper combine to make an alloy.
Lab: Gold Penny Lab
Lab: Gold Penny Lab
Day 2 of 2.5
Gold Pennies: Today is the last day to use the lab equipment for this lab. Pennies must be turned gold today. Store them in your locker.
Post Lab: Work on the post lab when done with the lab
Conclusion: Work on the conclusion when done with the lab
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Due Today
Our current point total is ~500 points.
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab notebooks will likely be due the week of January 13th. The exact date depends on when we finsh the last lab of the semester.
Have everything up to date before that week!
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Friday Jan 10th
Study Notes
Periodic Law, Periodic Table and Elements
Ionic Compounds, Ionic Bonding, Ionic Naming, Ionic Formula Writing
Book Chapters to Study (link to pages in "Chemistry Resources")
Chapter 6: The Periodic Table
Pages 158-191
Chapter 7: Ionic and Metallic Bonding
Pages 193-219
Coming up...
Coming up...
*Monday (Jan 6): Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds (vid), Wkst: Practice Problems Ionic Naming (D7),
*Tuesday: 7.3 Read/Assignment Metallic (D15)
Wednesday: Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Grade Prac Problems, Lecture Part 4 quick review
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems Ch6?? Ch7 Pg 214 (see book circles)
Friday: Test - Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law
Monday (Jan 13): Lab Notebooks Due
January 2 - Thursday
January 2 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn to use ionic bonding to make an alloy called brass.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can the mechanisms for how and why zinc and copper combine to make an alloy.
Lab: Gold Penny Lab
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
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Due Tomorrow Friday, January 3rd
Our current point total is ~500 points.
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th
Lab notebooks will likely be due the week of January 13th. The exact date depends on when we finish the last lab of the semester.
Have everything up to date before that week!
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday (Jan 3): Gold Penny Lab, Free Pass Due Today
*Monday (Jan 6): Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds (vid), Wkst: Practice Problems Ionic Naming (D7),
*Tuesday: 7.3 Read/Assignment Metallic (D15)
Wednesday: Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Grade Prac Problems, Lecture Part 4 quick review
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems?
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
Dec 21-Jan1 - Winter Break!
Dec 21-Jan1 - Winter Break!
December 20 - Friday
December 20 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Hand Back Assignments
Hand Back Assignments
Check to make sure they are correct in Powerschool
Periodic Table Quiz Remediation
Must be completed in class today.
Do NOT copy answers from your lab partner or anyone else - you must work alone. If you copy, you get a zero on the entire quiz!
Fill out a pink sheet and turn it into the bin today.
Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Day 2 of 2
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.
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
Due Thursday, January 2
*Be sure to leave some room after the ChemisTree Ornaments Lab (a page or so) in your lab notebook before you start this one.
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th(ish)
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th(ish)
Lab notebooks will likely be due the week of January 13th. The exact date depends on when we finsh the last lab of the semester.
Have everything up to date before that week!
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday: Hand back all papers. 5 point remediation on quiz? Ornament Lab
Thursday (Jan 2): Gold Penny Lab
Friday (Jan 3): Gold Penny Lab, Free Pass Due Today
Monday (Jan 6): Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds,
Tuesday:, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds, Wkst: Practice Problems Ionic Naming (D7),
Wednesday: Grade Prac Problems, 7.3 Read/Assignment Metallic (D15)
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems?
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
December 19 - Thursday
December 19 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Due Today: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Due Today: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
7.2 Practice Problems
7.2 p203 #10,11
7.2 p207 #12,13,14,15,17,19
To access a digital copy of this chapter, click on the go to "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this webpage
Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Day 1 of 2
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.
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
Due Thursday, January 2
*Be sure to leave some room after the ChemisTree Ornaments Lab (a page or so) in your lab notebook before you start this one.
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th(ish)
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th(ish)
Lab notebooks will likely be due the week of January 13th. The exact date depends on when we finsh the last lab of the semester.
Have everything up to date before that week!
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday: Hand back all papers. 5 point remediation on quiz? Ornament Lab
Thursday (Jan 2): Gold Penny Lab
Friday (Jan 3): Gold Penny Lab, Free Pass Due Today
Monday (Jan 6): Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds,
Tuesday:, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds, Wkst: Practice Problems Ionic Naming (D7),
Wednesday: Grade Prac Problems, 7.3 Read/Assignment Metallic (D15)
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems?
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
December 18 - Wednesday
December 18 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Happy Holidays - Free Pass!
Due Friday, January 3rd
Free Pass is due on Friday, January 3rd.
Our current point total is ~500 points.
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Finish the last few slides of 7.2
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 - Writing Ionic Compound Formulas
Assignment: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Assignment: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Due Tomorrow -
7.2 Practice Problems
7.2 p203 #10,11
7.2 p207 #12,13,14,15,17,19
To access a digital copy of this chapter, click on the go to "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this webpage
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Due Tomorrow
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.
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
Due Thursday, January 2
*Be sure to leave some room after the ChemisTree Ornaments Lab (a page or so) in your lab notebook before you start this one.
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th(ish)
Lab Notebooks Due January 13th(ish)
Lab notebooks will likely be due the week of January 13th. The exact date depends on when we finsh the last lab of the semester.
Have everything up to date before that week!
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems (D7), Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
Thursday (Jan 2): Gold Penny Lab
Friday (Jan 3): Gold Penny Lab
Monday (Jan 6): Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds,
Tuesday:, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds, Wkst: Practice Problems Ionic Naming (D7),
Wednesday: Grade Prac Problems, 7.3 Read/Assignment Metallic (D15)
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems?
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
December 17 - Tuesday
December 17 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Quiz Makeup: Due Today
Quiz Makeup: Due Today
All quizzes need to be made up by the end of the day on Tuesday so I can hand back quizzes to everyone.
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 - Writing Ionic Compound Formulas
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems (D7), Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
Thursday (Jan 2): Gold Penny Lab
Friday (Jan 3): Gold Penny Lab
Monday (Jan 6): Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds,
Tuesday:, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds, Wkst: Practice Problems Ionic Naming (D7),
Wednesday: Grade Prac Problems, 7.3 Read/Assignment Metallic (D15)
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems?
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
December 16 - Monday
December 16 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Quiz Makeup: Due Tomorrow
Quiz Makeup: Due Tomorrow
All quizzes need to be made up by the end of the day on Tuesday so I can hand back quizzes to everyone.
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 - Writing Ionic Compound Formulas
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems (D7), Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
Thursday (Jan 2): Gold Penny Lab
Friday (Jan 3): Gold Penny Lab
Monday (Jan 6): Gold Penny lab Kings Court, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds,
Tuesday:, Lecture Part 3 Naming Ionic Compounds, Wkst: Practice Problems Ionic Naming (D7),
Wednesday: Grade Prac Problems, 7.3 Read/Assignment Metallic (D15)
*Thursday (Jan 9): Quizizz Review Ionic Bonding (D14), Book Prac Problems?
Friday: Quiz - Ionic Bonding
December 13 - Friday
December 13 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Due Today: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Due Today: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
7.1 Practice Problems
7.1 p199 #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Due Monday
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.
Read/Notes: Chapter 7.2 Ionic Bonds and Ionic Compounds
Read/Notes: Chapter 7.2 Ionic Bonds and Ionic Compounds
Read and take notes on pages 201-207
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
PreLab: Gold Penny Lab
Due Tuesday
*Be sure to leave some room after the ChemisTree Ornaments Lab (a page or so) in your lab notebook before you start this one.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems, Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
December 12 - Thursday
December 12 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Assignment: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Assignment: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems
Due Tomorrow
7.1 Practice Problems
7.1 p199 #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments
Due Monday
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...
Coming up...
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Ornaments Lab (D18)
*Friday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny Lab, Vid Making Stuff
Monday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems, Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
December 11 - Wednesday
December 11 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Scientific Naming Ceremony
Scientific Naming Ceremony
Are you prepared to meet the "new you"?!
Say hello to your new Periodic Table!
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture: Ionic Compounds
Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 1 - An Introduction to Ionic Bonding
Coming up...
Coming up...
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Ornaments Lab (D18)
*Friday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny Lab, Vid Making Stuff
Monday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems, Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
December 10 - Tuesday
December 10 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Due Today - Periodic Table Review
Due Today - 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
Quiz - Periodic Table and the Elements
Quiz - Periodic Table and the Elements
Rules
Periodic table will be provided.
All phones must be in the phone caddy and watches removed
One person per table
No talking
Post-Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Post-Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Complete this as homework. Get it done right away.
Lab: It's Elemental
Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland
Help decorate our area of 2nd floor as a Winter Wonderland!
Cut out 5 paper snow flakes and get the Dubble Bubble gum ball flavor of your choice! Nom!
Instructions for simple snowflakes (be sure to cut your paper so it is a square to start)
Instructions for complex snowflakes (be sure to cut your paper into a square to start)
**Please clean up ALL paper scraps**
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday - SciNam, Post-Quiz, Lecture - Ionic Bonding
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Ornaments Lab (D18)
*Friday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny Lab, Vid Making Stuff
Monday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems, Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
December 9 - Monday
December 9 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury
Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury
Let's weight it and see who wins!
Assignment - Periodic Table Review
Assignment - Periodic Table Review
Due Tomorrow
p186-189: #26,29,31,32,34,35,36,37,38,39,41,43,44,45,47,51,56,64; p191 #1-8
Quiz Tomorrow - Periodic Table and the Elements
Quiz Tomorrow - Periodic Table and the Elements
Study your notes and read the book pages for the quiz.
Quizizz Practice - Not graded but is a great study resource
Post-Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Post-Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Complete this as homework. Get it done right away.
Lab: It's Elemental
Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland
Help decorate our area of 2nd floor as a Winter Wonderland!
Cut out 5 paper snow flakes and get the Dubble Bubble gum ball flavor of your choice! Nom!
Instructions for simple snowflakes (be sure to cut your paper so it is a square to start)
Instructions for complex snowflakes (be sure to cut your paper into a square to start)
**Please clean up ALL paper scraps**
Coming up...
Coming up...
Tuesday - Quiz: Periodic Table and Elements, Finish post lab.
Wednesday - SciNam, Post-Quiz
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Ornaments Lab (D18)
*Friday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny Lab, Vid Making Stuff
Monday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Tuesday: Lecture - Ionic Bonding
Wednesday: Lecture, Practice Problems, Lab prep., Holiday Pass (D20)
Thursday: Ornament Lab
Friday: Ornament Lab
December 6 - Friday
December 6 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Day 2 of 2
Lab: It's Elemental
Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury
Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury
Winter Wonderland
Winter Wonderland
Help decorate our area of 2nd floor as a Winter Wonderland!
Cut out 5 paper snow flakes and get the Dubble Bubble gum ball flavor of your choice! Nom!
Instructions for simple snowflakes (be sure to cut your paper so it is a square to start)
Instructions for complex snowflakes (be sure to cut your paper into a square to start)
**Please clean up ALL paper scraps**
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday - Review Assignment, Quizizz Review (opt)
Tuesday - Quiz: Periodic Table and Elements
Wednesday - SciNam, Post-Quiz
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny
*Friday - Vid Making Stuff
Monday - Wednesday: Gold Penny Lab
December 5 - Thursday
December 5 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Lecture: Periodic Table
Lecture: Periodic Table
Just a few slides left! We will finish today.
Absent today?
Watch the 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!
You will need to fill out a printed copy of the Blank Periodic Table
Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab
Day 2 of 2
Lab: It's Elemental
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday - Lab: It's Elemental
Monday - Lecture (finish periodic table lecture), Review Assignment
Tuesday - Quiz: Periodic Table and Elements
Wednesday - SciNam, Post-Quiz
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny
*Friday - Vid Making Stuff
Monday - Wednesday: Gold Penny Lab
December 4 - Wednesday
December 4 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
Vote for TWIRP Royalty
Vote for TWIRP Royalty
TWIRP Royalty Voting - must be logged into your school account
Lecture: Periodic Table
Lecture: Periodic Table
Absent today?
Watch the 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!
You will need to fill out a printed copy of the Blank Periodic Table
PreLab: Exploring the Elements Lab
PreLab: Exploring the Elements Lab
This is not homework - you may work on the pre-lab in class tomorrow if you don't finish today
Lab: It's Elemental
Blank Periodic Table (for those classes who did not get Group and Period Numbers)
Coming up...
Coming up...
Thursday - Lab: It's Elemental
Friday - Lab: It's Elemental
Monday - Lecture (finish periodic table lecture), Review Assignment
Tuesday - Quiz: Periodic Table and Elements
Wednesday - SciNam, Post-Quiz
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny
*Friday - Vid Making Stuff
Monday - Wednesday: Gold Penny Lab
December 3 - Tuesday
December 3 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
The Elements
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
Lecture: Periodic Table
Absent today?
Watch the 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!
You will need to fill out a printed copy of the Blank Periodic Table
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday - Intro to the Periodic Table (N16, N17)
Thursday - Lab: It's Elemental
Friday - Lab: It's Elemental
Monday - Lecture (finish periodic table lecture), Review Assignment
Tuesday - Quiz: Periodic Table and Elements
Wednesday - SciNam, Post-Quiz
*Thursday - Pre-Lab: Gold Penny
*Friday - Vid Making Stuff
Monday - Wednesday: Gold Penny Lab
December 2 - Monday
December 2 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how the shape and structure of the Periodic Table shows the properties of elements.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can explain groups, periods, trends and importance of the location of each element on the Periodic Table.
The Elements
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
Lecture: Periodic Table
Absent today?
Watch the 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!
You will need to fill out a printed copy of the Blank Periodic Table
Coming up...
Coming up...
Tuesday - Intro to the Periodic Table (N16, N17)
November 27-December 1
November 27-December 1
Thanksgiving Break! Have a great time!
November 26 - Tuesday
November 26 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to develop a scientific experiment to answer a testable question.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can develop a testable question and answer it using data collection and analysation.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Presentations continued from yesterday
Presentations
Audience Requirements: In your lab notebook, write the following for each presentation
Testable Question and group members names
How did they answer the question (very brief overview)
Answer to their question
One question or thought you have about their question, data collection, analysis or conclusion
ACT Prep - Science
ACT Prep - Science
ACT Science Practice Problems #1
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
Already taken the ACT? This is good practice for all standardized tests you will experience in college!
Intro to the Elements
Intro to the Elements
Open the link below then click on "Switch Templates" "Show All" then:
Matching Pairs
Anagram
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday - Friday: No School!
Monday - Intro to the Periodic Table (N16, N17)
November 25 - Monday
November 25 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to develop a scientific experiment to answer a testable question.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can develop a testable question and answer it using data collection and analysation.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Presentations
Audience Requirements: In your lab notebook, write the following for each presentation
Testable Question and group members names
How did they answer the question (very brief overview)
Answer to their question
One question or thought you have about their question, data collection, analysis or conclusion
Coming up...
Coming up...
Tuesday: ACT Prep (N16), Presentations continued
Wednesday - Friday: No School!
November 22 - Friday
November 22 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to develop a scientific experiment to answer a testable question.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can develop a testable question and answer it using data collection and analysation.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Monday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations
Tuesday: Part 1, Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2
Thursday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Friday: Part 4
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Tuesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 21 - Thursday
November 21 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to develop a scientific experiment to answer a testable question.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can develop a testable question and answer it using data collection and analysation.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Monday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations
Tuesday: Part 1, Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2
Thursday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Friday: Part 4
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Tuesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 20 - Wednesday
November 20 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to develop a scientific experiment to answer a testable question.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can develop a testable question and answer it using data collection and analysation.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Monday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations
Tuesday: Part 1, Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2
Thursday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Friday: Part 4
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Thursday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Friday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Tuesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 19 - Tuesday
November 19 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to develop a scientific experiment to answer a testable question.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can develop a testable question and answer it using data collection and analysation.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Monday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations
Tuesday: Part 1, Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2
Thursday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Friday: Part 4
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
How Ridiculous Videos!
How Ridiculous Videos!
The second of six videos from the cannon shoot with How Ridiculous was released!
Watch it here: How High Can We Launch an Anvil?
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Thursday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Friday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Tuesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 18 - Monday
November 18 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn how to develop a scientific experiment to answer a testable question.
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can develop a testable question and answer it using data collection and analysation.
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Lab: Surrounded by Science
Monday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations
Tuesday: Part 1, Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2
Thursday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park
Friday: Part 4
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
How Ridiculous Videos!
How Ridiculous Videos!
The second of six videos from the cannon shoot with How Ridiculous was released!
Watch it here: How High Can We Launch an Anvil?
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday: Surrounded by Science, Pre-lab and Part 1 (N7)
Tuesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Thursday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Friday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Tuesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 15 - Friday
November 15 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn about the elements and the periodic table
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can describe what mades each element different and their placement on the periodic table
The Periodic Table of Elements - Hunting the Elements Video
The Periodic Table of Elements - Hunting the Elements Video
Continued from yesterday
Watch video: Hunting the Elements
Complete the Hunting the Elements video questions while watching the video
Hand Back all Papers
Hand Back all Papers
Do not put them in the recycle bin until you know that they have been entered correctly in Powerschool.
Test Remediation: Atomic Theory
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 3:30pm Tuesday, November 19 to finish it. Then turn it in.
+5pts XC on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Tuesday, November 19. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.
When Finished:
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...
Coming up...
Monday: Surrounded by Science, Pre-lab and Part 1 (N7)
Tuesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Thursday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Friday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Tuesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 14 - Thursday
November 14 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn about the elements and the periodic table
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can describe what mades each element different and their placement on the periodic table
The Periodic Table of Elements - Hunting the Elements Video
The Periodic Table of Elements - 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...
Coming up...
Friday: ...Elements cont., Test Remediation (N6)
Monday: Surrounded by Science, Pre-lab and Part 1 (N7)
Tuesday: Part 1 and Part 2
Wednesday: Part 2 - Designing an Experiment
Thursday: Part 3 - Data Collection (at Pioneer Park)
Friday: Part 4 - Data Analysis
Monday: Part 5 - Presentations
Tuesday: ACT Prep, Presentations continued
November 13 - Wednesday
November 13 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn about the elements and the periodic table
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can describe what mades each element different and their placement on the periodic table
STEM Society Meeting Today!!
STEM Society Meeting Today!!
Join us to launch rockets. Everyone is welcome. Wednesday at 2:09pm in room 223.
The Periodic Table of Elements - Hunting the Elements Video
The Periodic Table of Elements - Hunting the Elements Video
Watch video: Hunting the Elements
Complete the Hunting the Elements video questions while watching the video
Coming up...
Coming up...
Thursday: Hunting the Elements cont.
Friday: ...Elements cont., Test Remediation
November 12 - Tuesday
November 12 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn about electron configuration and how it determine bonding
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can write the electron configuration and noble gas configuration for all elements.
STEM Society Meeting tomorrow
STEM Society Meeting tomorrow
Join us to launch rockets. Everyone is welcome. Wednesday at 2:09pm in room 223.
Due Today - Unit Test Review
Due Today - Unit Test Review
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
Test: Unit 1 Atomic Theory, Nuclear Reactions, Electrons and Light
Test: Unit 1 Atomic Theory, Nuclear Reactions, Electrons and Light
Rules:
1 Person Per table
No talking until everyone has finished.
No electronic devices, including watches. Do not access any other resources on your chromebook
Need:
1 piece of scratch paper with a heading - you will turn this in
Pencil, calculator, and chromebook
When done:
Submit Test online
Turn in my periodic table, your scratch paper
Work on other classwork or play a game to prepare for our next unit on Periodic Table and the Elements
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: STEM Society Meeting Rocket Launch, Hunting the Elements (N1)
Thursday: Hunting the Elements cont.
Friday: ...Elements cont., Test Remediation
November 11 - Monday
November 11 - Monday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn about electron configuration and how it determine bonding
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can write the electron configuration and noble gas configuration for all elements.
Nominate TWIRP Royalty
Nominate TWIRP Royalty
Everyone can nominate people, but only 12th graders are up for nomination
STEM Society Meeting this Wednesday
STEM Society Meeting this Wednesday
Join us to launch rockets. Everyone is welcome. Wednesday at 2:09pm in room 223.
Assignment - Unit Test Review
Assignment - Unit Test Review
DUE Tomorrow (the day of the test)
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. The "Recommended Studying" sections below are not part of the assignment, they are listed to help you focus your studying efforts.
Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)
#41,42,51,53,64
Pg 125 #1-9
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Atomic Structure; Video lecture: Structure of the Atom
Pg 121 Study Guide
Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 22 Assessment (starts on pg 900)
#35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Nuclear Reactions (go to slide #13); Video lecture: Nuclear Radiation
Pg 898 Study Guide
Pg 899 Math Tune-Up
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
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Electrons, Light and Electron Configuration
Pg 150 Study Guide
Pg 151 Math Tune-Up
Coming up...
Coming up...
Tuesday: Unit Test - Atomic Structure, Nuclear Radiation, Electrons and Light, Electron Configuration, Lewis Structures
Wednesday: STEM Society Meeting Rocket Launch, Hunting the Elements (N1)
Thursday: Hunting the Elements cont.
Friday: ...Elements cont., Test Remediation
November 8 - Friday
November 8 - Friday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn about electron configuration and how it determine bonding
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can write the electron configuration and noble gas configuration for all elements.
Assignment - Unit Test Review
Assignment - Unit Test Review
DUE Tuesday November 12 (the day of the test)
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. The "Recommended Studying" sections below are not part of the assignment, they are listed to help you focus your studying efforts.
Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)
#41,42,51,53,64
Pg 125 #1-9
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Atomic Structure; Video lecture: Structure of the Atom
Pg 121 Study Guide
Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 22 Assessment (starts on pg 900)
#35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Nuclear Reactions (go to slide #13); Video lecture: Nuclear Radiation
Pg 898 Study Guide
Pg 899 Math Tune-Up
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
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Electrons, Light and Electron Configuration
Pg 150 Study Guide
Pg 151 Math Tune-Up
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Test Review
Tuesday: Unit Test - Atomic Structure, Nuclear Radiation, Electrons and Light, Electron Configuration, Lewis Structures
November 7 - Thursday
November 7 - Thursday
What will we learn today? (Learning Intentions) We will learn about electron configuration and how it determine bonding
How will we know if we've learned it? (Success Criteria) I can write the electron configuration and noble gas configuration for all elements.
Due Today: Electron Configuration Practice Worksheet
Due Today: Electron Configuration Practice Worksheet
Grade this in class.
Worksheet: Electron Configuration Practice
**On your printed handout, the last three on the back page need to be changed:
Cu change to K
Ag change to Rb
Au change to Cs
Assignment #1: Quizizz - Electron Configuration Review
Assignment #1: Quizizz - Electron Configuration Review
Due by the end of class today
Log into Google Classroom to work on the Quizizz Review
The grade you have when the assignment closes is the grade you will get in the grade book.
Assignment #2: Quizizz - Valence Electrons and Lewis Dot Structures
Assignment #2: Quizizz - Valence Electrons and Lewis Dot Structures
Due by the end of class today
Log into Google Classroom to work on the Quizizz Review
The grade you have when the assignment closes is the grade you will get in the grade book.
Video: How Ridiculous - Harpoon Cannon
Video: How Ridiculous - Harpoon Cannon
Will play while you work: How Ridiculous - Harpoon Cannon
Post-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Post-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Complete the Post Lab
Assignment - Unit Test Review
Assignment - Unit Test Review
DUE Tuesday November 12 (the day of the test)
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.
Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)
#41,42,51,53,64
Pg 125 #1-9
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Atomic Structure; Video lecture: Structure of the Atom
Pg 121 Study Guide
Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 22 Assessment (starts on pg 900)
#35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Nuclear Reactions (go to slide #13); Video lecture: Nuclear Radiation
Pg 898 Study Guide
Pg 899 Math Tune-Up
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
Recommended studying:
Your notes from Lecture on Electrons, Light and Electron Configuration
Pg 150 Study Guide
Pg 151 Math Tune-Up
Coming up...
Coming up...
Thursday: Grade Electron Prac problems (O18), Quizziz Review (O24), Unit Test Review
Friday: Unit Test Review (O25)
Monday: Unit Test Review (O25)
Tuesday: Unit Test - Atomic Structure, Nuclear Radiation, Electrons and Light, Electron Configuration, Lewis Structures
November 6 - Wednesday
November 6 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about electron configuration and how it determine bonding
How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the electron configuration and noble gas configuration for all elements.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos:
Assignment: Electron Configuration Practice Worksheet
Assignment: Electron Configuration Practice Worksheet
Due Tomorrow
Worksheet: Electron Configuration Practice
**On your printed handout, the last three on the back page need to be changed:
Cu change to K
Ag change to Rb
Au change to Cs
Coming up...
Coming up...
Thursday: Grade Electron Prac problems (O18), Quizziz Review (O24), Unit Test Review
Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Test
November 5 - Tuesday
November 5 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about electron configuration and how it determine bonding
How will we know if we've learned it? I can write the electron configuration and noble gas configuration for all elements.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos:
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Grade Electron Prac problems (O18), Quizziz Review (O24)
Thursday: Unit Test Review
Friday: Unit Test Review
Monday: Unit Test
November 4 - Monday
November 4 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emitted from electrons.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Electrons and Light Lecture Slides
Handout: Atomic Orbitals Reference Sheet (printed for you - keep with your notes)
Handout: Electron Configuration Block Chart (printed for you - keep in your notes, use pencil, erase and use again)
Absent today? Watch the lecture videos:
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday: Electron Configuration Lecture and prac problems (O18)
Tuesday: Electron Configuration Lecture and prac problems (O18), Quizziz Review (O24)
November 1 - Friday
November 1 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emitted from electrons.
Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Due Friday
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday: Electron Configuration Lecture and prac problems (O18)
Tuesday: Quizziz Review (O24)
October 31 - Thursday
October 31 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emitted from electrons.
The CheMystery of Halloween!
The CheMystery of Halloween!
Happy Halloween!
When making slime, please clean up after yourselves!
Pre-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Pre-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Due Friday
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday: Lab - Atomic Spectra
Monday: Electron Configuration Quizziz Review (O24)
October 30 - Wednesday
October 30 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emitted from electrons.
Assignment: Atoms, Electrons and Light Review
Assignment: Atoms, Electrons and Light Review
Due Tomorrow
Write the answers on a piece of paper that can be turned in.
Ch5.1 p132 #1,2,4,5,7
Ch5.1 p133 #1
Ch5.3 pg141 #15,16
Ch5.3 pg148 #21,23,25,26
**Need help? See page 150 for a Study Guide and page 151 for Math Help.
Pre-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Pre-Lab: Atomic Spectra Lab
Due Friday
Bonus: Want to know what a proton is made of?
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 fascinating and wild), read this:
Coming up...
Coming up...
Thursday: Halloween Science!
Friday: Lab - Atomic Spectra (Monday?)
Monday: Electron Configuration Quizziz Review (O24)
October 29 - Tuesday
October 29 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emitted from electrons.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
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 Ch 5.2 Electron Arrangement in Atoms p135-137.
Read Ch 5.3 Atomic Emission Spectra and the Quantum Mechanical Model p138-145.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture - Electrons and Light continued;
Tuesday: Lecture;
Wednesday: 5.1-5.3 Prac Probs (O23), Electron config prac problems (O18), Pre-Lab and Lecture
Thursday: Halloween Science!
Friday: Lab - Atomic Spectra (Monday?)
Monday: Electron Configuration Quizziz Review (O24)
October 28 - Monday
October 28 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emitted from electrons.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
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 Ch 5.2 Electron Arrangement in Atoms p135-137.
Read Ch 5.3 Atomic Emission Spectra and the Quantum Mechanical Model p138-145.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture - Electrons and Light continued;
Tuesday: Lecture; 5.1-5.3 Prac Probs (O23)
Wednesday: Pre-Lab and Lecture
Thursday: Halloween Science!
Friday: Lab - Atomic Spectra (Monday?)
October 25 - Friday
October 25 - Friday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emitted from electrons.
Lecture: Electrons and Light
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.
Post-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Post-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Complete the post-lab and conclusion as homework
Coming up...
Coming up...
Monday: Lecture - Electrons and Light continued; 5.1-5.3 Prac Probs (O23)
Tuesday: Lecture
Wednesday: Pre-Lab and Lecture
Thursday: Halloween Science!
Friday: Lab - Atomic Spectra (Monday?)
October 24 - Thursday
October 24 - Thursday
What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons produce light and various wavelengths of the electromagnetic spectrum
How will we know if we've learned it? I can describe how light is emited from electrons.
Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Coming up...
Coming up...
Friday: Lecture - Electrons and Light
October 23 - Wednesday
October 23 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about Atomic Theory and Radioactive Decay
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the structure of an atom and do calculations for radioactive decay based off the three types of radiation.
Due Today: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet
Due Today: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Due Tomorrow
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Fireworks Flame Test
Lecture: Electrons and Light
Lecture: Electrons and Light
If we have time, we will start this lecture today.
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.
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Pre-Lab: Flame Test (O6), Lecture: Electrons and Light (O9)
Thursday: Lab and/or Lecture
October 22 - Tuesday
October 22 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? We will learn about Atomic Theory and Radioactive Decay
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the structure of an atom and do calculations for radioactive decay based off the three types of radiation.
Quiz Remediation Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Quiz Remediation Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Retakes are due by 3:45pm Tuesday
Not happy with your score?
Fill out an entire "Assessment Retake Form" pink sheet and get help from me.
Bring the completed pink sheet with your old quiz stapled to the back when you come to retake the quiz.
Retake Schedule:
Monday: Lunch, 3pm
Tuesday: 7:30am, Lunch, 3pm
Lecture: Structure of the Atom, and Nuclear Radiation
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: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet
Assignment: Nuclear Reactions Worksheet
Due Tomorrow
Coming up...
Coming up...
Wednesday: Pre-Lab: Flame Test (O6), Lecture: Electrons and Light (O9)
Thursday: Lab and/or Lecture
October 21 - Monday
October 21 - Monday
What will we learn today? We will learn about Atomic Theory and Radioactive Decay
How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the structure of an atom and do calculations for radioactive decay based off the three types of radiation.
Quiz Remediation Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Quiz Remediation Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Retakes are due by 3:45pm Tuesday
Not happy with your score?
Fill out an entire "Assessment Retake Form" pink sheet and get help from me.
Bring the completed pink sheet with your old quiz stapled to the back when you come to retake the quiz.
Retake Schedule:
Monday: Lunch, 3pm
Tuesday: 7:30am, Lunch, 3pm
Lecture: Structure of the Atom, and Nuclear Radiation
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...
Coming up...
Tuesday: Wksts Radioactive Decay (O6), Pre-Lab: Flame Test (O6), Lecture: Electrons and Light (O9)
Wednesday: Pre-Lab: Flame Test (O6), Lecture: Electrons and Light (O9)
Thursday: Lab? and/or Lecture
October 17/18 - Thursday/Friday
October 17/18 - Thursday/Friday
No School. Teacher Conferences.
October 16 - Wednesday
October 16 - Wednesday
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
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
Day 3
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:
YouTube Low Quality: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
PBS High Quality: 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!
Quiz Remediation Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Quiz Remediation Information - Dimensional Analysis and Significant Figures
Retakes are due by 3:45pm Tuesday
Post-Evaluation
One person per table. Look over your 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.
Bring the completed pink sheet with your old quiz stapled to the back when you come to retake the quiz.
Retake Schedule:
Monday: Lunch, 3pm
Tuesday: 7:30am, Lunch, 3pm
Lecture: Structure of the Atom, and Nuclear Radiation
Lecture: Structure of the Atom, and Nuclear Radiation
If we have time remaining, we will start the lecture. If not, we will start on Monday.
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/Friday: No School!
Monday: Atom Lecture (O4), Wksts Radioactive Decay (O6), Pre-Lab?: Flame Test (O6)
October 15 - Tuesday
October 15 - Tuesday
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.
Due Today: Lab Notebooks
Due Today: Lab Notebooks
The following labs write-ups must be complete:
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
Day 2
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:
YouTube Low Quality: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
PBS High Quality: 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...
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc2
Wednesday: E=mc2, Quiz Remediation, Atom Lecture (O4)
Thursday/Friday: No School!
Monday: Atom Lecture Continued, Wksts Radioactive Decay (O6), Pre-Lab?: Flame Test (O6)
October 14 - Monday
October 14 - 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.
Lab Notebooks
Lab Notebooks
Due Tomorrow (Turn in on Monday for +5xc)
The following labs write-ups must be complete:
Video: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
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:
YouTube Low Quality: Einstein's Big Idea - E=mc2
PBS High Quality: 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...
Monday: Lab Notebooks Due +5, E=mc2
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc2
Wednesday: E=mc2, Quiz Remediation, Atom Lecture (O4)
October 11 - Friday
October 11 - Friday
What will we learn today? Separating a mixture using the physical and chemical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? You can use lab techniques to separate a mixture.
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Day 3 of 3
You only have two class days left to separate your mixture.
Lab Notebooks
Lab Notebooks
Due Tuesday (Turn in on Monday for +5xc)
The following labs write-ups must be complete:
Coming up...
Friday: Lab Day 3
Monday: Lab Notebooks Due +5, E=mc
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc
Wednesday: E=mc2, Quiz Remediation, Atom Lecture (O4)
October 10 - Thursday
October 10 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Separating a mixture using the physical and chemical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? You can use lab techniques to separate a mixture.
Due Today: Chapter 4 Atomic Structure
Due Today: Chapter 4 Atomic Structure
See assignment information from October 8-9
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Day 2 of 3
You only have two class days left to separate your mixture.
Lab Notebooks
Lab Notebooks
Due Tuesday (Turn in on Monday for +5xc)
The following labs write-ups must be complete:
Coming up...
Friday: Lab Day 3
Monday: Lab Notebooks Due +5, E=mc
Tuesday: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc
Wednesday: E=mc2, Quiz Remediation, Atom Lecture (O4)
October 8/9 - Tuesday/Wednesday
October 8/9 - Tuesday/Wednesday
What will we learn today? Separating a mixture using the physical and chemical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? You can use lab techniques to separate a mixture.
Atomic Structure and Nuclear Radiation
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
Assignment: Chapter 4 Atomic Structure
Due Thursday
Ch 4.1 Defining the Atom
Pg 104 #3,5
Ch 4.2 Structure of the Nuclear Atom
Pg 109 #10,11,12,14
Ch 4.3 Distinguishing Between Atoms
Pg 114 #18 abcd, #19 acd
Pg 115 #20
Pg 118 #22,23
Pg 119 #24,25
Ch 25.1 Nuclear Chemistry
Pg 879 #1,2,3
Ch 25.2 Nuclear Transformations
Pg 886 #11,12
Ch 25.3 Fission and Fusion
Pg 891 #19, 23
(Note: Chapter 25 Nuclear Radiation assignment will be later in the week but you should have all of it read by tomorrow)
Coming up...
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Notes, Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 , finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: E=mc2 (or lab)
Monday, Oct 13: Lab Notebooks Due
October 8/9 - Tuesday/Wednesday
October 8/9 - Tuesday/Wednesday
What will we learn today? Separating a mixture using the physical and chemical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? You can use lab techniques to separate a mixture.
Atomic Structure and Nuclear Radiation
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
Assignment: Chapter 4 Atomic Structure
Due Thursday
Ch 4.1 Defining the Atom
Pg 104 #3,5
Ch 4.2 Structure of the Nuclear Atom
Pg 109 #10,11,12,14
Ch 4.3 Distinguishing Between Atoms
Pg 114 #18 abcd, #19 acd
Pg 115 #20
Pg 118 #22,23
Pg 119 #24,25
Ch 25.1 Nuclear Chemistry
Pg 879 #1,2,3
Ch 25.2 Nuclear Transformations
Pg 886 #11,12
Ch 25.3 Fission and Fusion
Pg 891 #19, 23
(Note: Chapter 25 Nuclear Radiation assignment will be later in the week but you should have all of it read by tomorrow)
Coming up...
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Notes, Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 , finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: E=mc2 (or lab)
Monday, Oct 13: Lab Notebooks Due
October 7 - Monday
October 7 - Monday
What will we learn today? Separating a mixture using the physical and chemical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? You can use lab techniques to separate a mixture.
Secret Earth: Yellowstone Supervolcano
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...
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Notes, Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 , finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: E=mc2 (or lab)
Monday, Oct 13: Lab Notebooks Due
October 4 - Friday
October 4 - Friday
What will we learn today? Separating a mixture using the physical and chemical properties.
How will we know if we've learned it? You can use lab techniques to separate a mixture.
Quiz: Dimensional Analysis
Quiz: Dimensional Analysis
Rules:
1 person per table. No Talking. All electronics must be placed in the phone caddy.
When finished, work on your pre-lab independently.
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Lab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Finish the PreLab today and start the lab.
Coming up...
Friday: Quiz: Dimensional Analysis, Mixture Lab
Monday: Secret Earth
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Notes, Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 , finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: E=mc2 (or lab)
Monday, Oct 13: Lab Notebooks Due
October 3 - Thursday
October 3 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Learn the uses of dimensional analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to calculate unknowns using dimensional analysis especially in metrics.
Due Today: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Due Today: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
We will grade this in class.
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Show all work. No work = no credit
Quiz Friday: Dimensional Analysis
Quiz Friday: 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
Extra Practice: Dimensional Analysis
**This is optional. It will not be collected. It is extra practice for the quiz**
PreLab: Mixture Lab Challenge
PreLab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Due Friday
Coming up...
Friday: Quiz: Dimensional Analysis, Mixture Lab
Monday: Secret Earth
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Notes, Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 , finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: E=mc2 (or lab)
Monday, Oct 13: Lab Notebooks Due
October 2 - Wednesday
October 2 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Learn the uses of dimensional analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to calculate unknowns using dimensional analysis especially in metrics.
Vote for Homecoming Royalty
Vote for Homecoming Royalty
Quiz Remediation: Significant Figures
Quiz Remediation: Significant Figures
Chose from one of these times to retake the quiz:
Wednesday: 7:20 am or during lunch. No retakes will be accepted after this time.
Due: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Due: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Show all work. No work = no credit
Assignment: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Assignment: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Due Tomorrow
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Show all work. No work = no credit
Quiz Friday: Dimensional Analysis
Quiz Friday: 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
Extra Practice: Dimensional Analysis
**This is optional. It will not be collected. It is extra practice for the quiz**
PreLab: Mixture Lab Challenge
PreLab: Mixture Lab Challenge
Due Friday
Coming up...
Wednesday: Grade Assignment, Pre-Lab Mixture Lab Challenge
Thursday: Grade Assignment, Pre-Lab/Lab Mixture Lab
Friday: Quiz: Dimensional Analysis, Mixture Lab
Monday: Secret Earth
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Notes, Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 , finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: E=mc2 (or lab)
Monday, Oct 13: Lab Notebooks Due
October 1 - Tuesday
October 1 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Learn the uses of dimensional analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to calculate unknowns using dimensional analysis especially in metrics.
Quiz Remediation: Significant Figures
Quiz Remediation: 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 and turn it in on the day you schedule to retake.
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.
Assignment #1: Metric Conversions Worksheet
Assignment #1: Metric Conversions Worksheet
Due Today (we will grade this in class)
#1,5,7,9,11,17,31,32,37,39
Show all work. No work = no credit
Assignment #2: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Assignment #2: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Due Wednesday (Tomorrow)
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Show all work. No work = no credit
Assignment #3: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Assignment #3: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Due Thursday
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #2
Show all work. No work = no credit
Coming up...
Wednesday: Grade Assignment, Continue Assignment,Pre-Lab Mixture Lab Challenge
Thursday:, Mixture Lab
Friday: Quiz: Dimensional Analysis, Mixture Lab
Monday: Secret Earth
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 , finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: E=mc2
Monday, Oct 13: Lab Notebooks Due
September 30 - Monday
September 30 - Monday
What will we learn today? Learn the uses of dimensional analysis.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to calculate unknowns using dimensional analysis especially in metrics.
Quiz Remediation: Significant Figures
Quiz Remediation: 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 and turn it in on the day you schedule to retake.
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: 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
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
Assignment #2: Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Moved to Tomorrow.
Dimensional Analysis Worksheet #1
Show all work. No work = no credit
Coming up...
Tuesday: Disappearing Water, Grade Prac Problems, Dim Analysis Wkst #2. Pre-Lab: Mixture Lab
Wednesday: Dim Analysis Quiz, Pre-Lab (S20)
Thursday: Mixture Lab
Friday: Mixture Lab
Monday: Secret Earth
Tuesday: Notes (O3)
Wednesday: Continued,
Thursday: Lab Day 3 (if needed), finish lab notebooks
Friday, Oct 11: Lab Notebooks Due, E=mc2
September 27 - Friday
September 27 - Friday
What will we learn today? Learn the importance and uses of Significant Figures.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to count and do operations with Sig Figs.
Quiz Remediation: Significant Figures
Quiz Remediation: 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 and turn it in on the day you schedule to retake.
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.
Quizziz Significant Figures Practice
Quizziz Significant Figures Practice
This is not a mandatory assignment but if you want more practice, play the game below
Post-Lab Homework: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Post-Lab Homework: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Complete post-lab and conclusion
Coming up...
Friday: Quiz Remediation Info (S18), Post-Lab, Lecture, Metric Conversions wkst (S19)
Monday: Lecture, Metric Conversions wksts (S19)
September 26 - Thursday
September 26 - Thursday
What will we learn today? Learn the importance and uses of Significant Figures.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to count and do operations with Sig Figs.
Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Lab: Chromatography Lab - with Coffee Filters
The entire "Pre-Lab" must be completed when you arrive in class on lab day. Bring lab shoes.
Work on the Post-Lab when finished.
Coming up...
Friday: Quiz Remediation Info (S18), Post-Lab, Lecture, Metric Conversions wkst (S19)
Monday: Lecture, Metric Conversions wksts (S19)
September 25 - Wednesday
September 25 - Wednesday
What will we learn today? Learn the importance and uses of Significant Figures.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to count and do operations with Sig Figs.
TODAY: STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
TODAY: STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Due Tomorrow
The entire "Pre-Lab" must be completed when you arrive in class on lab day. Bring lab shoes.
Yesterday's Quiz: Significant Figures
Yesterday's Quiz: Significant Figures
Quiz was yesterday - if you were gone it must be made up today or tomorrow - no exceptions
Not happy with your grade? We will discuss your options on Friday.
Lecture: Dimensional Analysis
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
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lecture - Dimensional Analysis, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Lab - Chromatography
Friday: Quiz Remediation Info (S18), Post-Lab, Lecture, Metric Conversions wkst (S19)
September 24 - Tuesday
September 24 - Tuesday
What will we learn today? Learn the importance and uses of Significant Figures.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to count and do operations with Sig Figs.
STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
STEM Society Meeting Wednesday
Learn more at: STEMsociety.org
Meet in this room at 2:09pm on Wednesday!
Due: Significant Figures Full Review
Due: Significant Figures Full Review
Quizizz: Significant Figures (Access this in your Google Classroom)
Due: Significant Figures Review
Due: Significant Figures Review
Quizizz: Operations with Significant Figures (Access via Google Classroom)
Quiz: Significant Figures
Quiz: Significant Figures
1 person per table. May use calculator. No electronic devices or notes. No talking until everyone is finished.
Turn in your quiz at the front when finished.
If you are absent, you will need to come before/after school or during lunch to take the quiz in class Friday or Monday
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Pre-Lab: CheMystery - Chromatography Lab
Due Thursday
The entire "Pre-Lab" must be completed when you arrive in class on lab day. Bring lab shoes.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Demo, Significant Figures Quiz, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Lecture - Dimensional Analysis, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Lab - Chromatography
September 23 - Monday
September 23 - Monday
What will we learn today? Learn the importance and uses of Significant Figures.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to count and do operations with Sig Figs.
Lecture: Significant Figures
Lecture: Significant Figures
Miss today's lecture?
Email Mr. Beals or check with a friend to see how far we made it in this lecture today.
Read through the Significant Figures Lecture Slides
Watch the lecture video: http://youtu.be/hHdQ4z6Sm1s
Assignment #1: Significant Figures Full Review
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
Assignment #2: Significant Figures Review
Due Tomorrow
Quizizz: Operations with Significant Figures (Access via 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.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Demo, Significant Figures Quiz, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Lecture - Dimensional Analysis, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Lab - Chromatography
September 20 - Friday
September 20 - Friday
What will we learn today? Learn the importance and uses of Significant Figures.
How will we know if we've learned it? You are able to count and do operations with Sig Figs.
Lecture: Significant Figures
Lecture: Significant Figures
Miss today's lecture?
Email Mr. Beals or check with a friend to see how far we made it in this lecture today.
Read through the Significant Figures Lecture Slides
Watch the lecture video: http://youtu.be/hHdQ4z6Sm1s
Coming up...
Monday: Sig Figs Lecture continued, Quizziz Sig Figs Review (S13)
Tuesday: Demo, Quiz, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Lecture - Dimensional Analysis
Thursday: Lab - Chromatography
September 19 - Thursday
September 19 - Thursday
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.
Peer Evaluation: Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
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.
Chapter 1 - Introduction to Chemistry
Chapter 1 - Introduction to Chemistry
Due Friday
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)
Unable to access the online book? Click for Chapter 1 - Introduction to Chemistry pdf
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: Lecture - Sig Figs (S11)
Monday: Sig Figs Lecture continued, Quizziz Sig Figs Review (S13)
Tuesday: Demo, Quiz, Pre-Lab
Wednesday: Lecture - Dimensional Analysis
Thursday: Lab - Chromatography
September 18 - Wednesday
September 18 - 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 - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due Tomorrow
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Finish all post-lab and conclusions
Quiz: Lab Equipment and Lab Safety Quiz
Quiz: Lab Equipment and Lab Safety Quiz
The quiz is posted in Google Classroom.
Chapter 1 - Introduction to Chemistry
Chapter 1 - Introduction to Chemistry
Due Friday
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)
Unable to access the online book? Click for Chapter 1 - Introduction to Chemistry pdf
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...
Thursday: Lab Peer Evaluation, Lecture - Sig Figs (S11)
Friday: Sig Figs continued; Quizziz Sig Figs Review (S13)
September 17 - Tuesday
September 17 - 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.
Vote: Homecoming Dress Up Days
Vote: Homecoming Dress Up Days
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Day 3 of 3
Measurements and Instruments Lab
When finished with the stations, complete any data analysis that is needed and do the Post Lab and Conclusion.
Lab is due Thursday, Sept 19.
Study: Lab Equipment and Lab Safety Quiz
Study: Lab Equipment and Lab Safety Quiz
The quiz will be tomorrow.
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...
Wednesday: Quiz - Lab Safety; Chapter 1 intro (S7)
Thursday: Lab Peer Evaluation, Lecture - Sig Figs
Friday: Sig Figs continued; Quizziz Sig Figs Review (S13)
September 16 - Monday
September 16 - 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.
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Day 2 of 3
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on the due date
Coming up...
Tuesday: Lab Continued, Chapter 1 intro (S7)
September 13 - Friday
September 13 - 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.
Homecoming Royalty Nominations
Homecoming Royalty Nominations
Click to nominate 12th grade students for Homecoming King and Queen. All grades can nominate but you can only nominate 12th graders.
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Day 1 of 3
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on the due date
Coming up...
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab Continued, Chapter 1 intro (S7)
September 12 - Thursday
September 12 - Thursday
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.
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due this Friday, September 13
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on the due date
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lab Equipment Walkthrough, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Pre-lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab Continued, Chapter 1 intro (S7)
September 11 - Wednesday
September 11 - 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 Equipment Walkthrough
Lab Equipment Walkthrough
Follow along with the handout. Write the uses of each item next to the picture.
Absent today? Get the handout when you return and make sure you study all of the lab equipment so you know the names/function.
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due this Friday, September 13
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on the due date
Coming up...
Wednesday: Lab Equipment Walkthrough, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Pre-lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab Continued, Chapter 1 intro (S7)
September 10 - Tuesday
September 10 - 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 - all were due Yesterday
Logistics - all were due Yesterday
Open Disclosure *Due*
Media Release Form *Due*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due*
$10 Lab Fee *Due*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due*
Mug Shots
Mug Shots
*If absent yesterday*
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
Assignment: Chemistry General Math Review
Due Today
Complete the worksheet: Chemistry General Math Review
We will grade this in class
Lab Notebook Introduction
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
Assignment: Pre-Lab - Measurements and Instruments Lab
Due this Friday, September 13
Measurements and Instruments Lab
Complete the entire pre-lab before class starts on the due date
Coming up...
Tuesday: Grade Math Review, Lab Notebook Setup, Pre-Lab: Measurements and Instruments
Wednesday: Lab Equipment Walkthrough, Pre-Lab
Thursday: Pre-lab
Friday: Lab
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab Continued, Chapter 1 intro (S7)
September 9 - Monday
September 9 - 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
Seats and Lab Partners
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
Logistics
Logistics
Open Disclosure *Due*
Media Release Form *Due*
Lab Safety Agreement / Walkthrough *Due*
$10 Lab Fee *Due*
Lab Notebook (Composition Notebook) *Due*
Google Classroom
Google Classroom
*If absent Friday*
Use your assigned 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
*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 @9c33a2f to 81010
Or enter the code into your app to join: @9c33a2f
Mug Shots
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.
Lab Locker Checkout
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
Homecoming Dress Up Days Survey
Homecoming Dress Up Days Survey
Click the link to suggest dress up days for Homecoming Week (Sept 30 - Oct 5)
Assignment: Chemistry General Math Review
Assignment: Chemistry General Math Review
Due Tomorrow
Complete the worksheet: Chemistry General Math Review
Write on your own paper. Show all of your work. Do the best that you can - I do not expect you to get 100% correct.
This is an individual assignment, do not copy or get help from your neighbors.
No phones allowed. You may use a calculator.
Coming up...
Tuesday: Grade Math Review, Lab Notebook Setup, Pre-Lab: Measurements and Instruments
Wednesday: Lab Equipment Walkthrough
Thursday: Lab Safety Quiz, Pre-lab
Friday: Pre-Lab
Monday: Lab
Tuesday: Lab Continued
September 6 - Friday
September 6 - 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
Use your assigned 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 @9c33a2f to 81010
Or enter the code into your app to join: @9c33a2f
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: Math Review Continued, Lab Notebook Setup, Lab Stations, Mug Shots
September 5 - Thursday
September 5 - 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 they are assigned.
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 @9c33a2f to 81010
Or enter the code into your app to join: @9c33a2f
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)
Backpacks
Backpacks should be in your locker - no backpacks in class.
On lab days - you will need lab shoes (that cover your entire foot) so you will need to remember to bring them to class with you or put a pair in your chemistry lab locker
Phones
Place them in the "Phone Home" in the correct slot with your number.
Assigned number is the same as your chromebook number - write it down!
Chromebooks
Use only your assigned chromebook. Your ch
Finish Demos from Yesterday
Questions?
What is the difference between Chemistry and Honors Chemistry?
How is AP Chemistry different than Honors Chemistry?
Your questions?
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
September 4 - Wednesday
September 4 - Wednesday
Happy New School Year! Welcome to Honors Chemistry!
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, 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 be enrolled in or have completed 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)
Introductions
Let's kick this off with some crazy chemistry!
Chemistry Resources
Chemistry Resources
Chemistry Book pdf (recommended)
Chemistry Book Online (not recommended)
Google Classroom
Remind: Honors Chemistry (code: @9c33a2f)
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