Honors Chemistry Daily Lesson Plan

February 4- Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to draw VSEPR molecules and assign polarity

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw molecules using VSEPR-AXE and draw/assign polarity to the molecules and bonds.

Lecture: Covalent Bonding: Polarity of Molecules

• Polarity of Molecules Lecture Slides

• Absent today? Go through the lecture slides and take good notes.

Post-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

• Finish Post-Lab and Conclusion on your own time

• Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

Assignment: VSEPR AXE Practice 

Assignment moved to Friday. Will be due on Monday

• VSPER AXE Molecule Model Activity

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lecture Polarity of Molecules (F14), Post Lab

Thursday: IMF Lecture? (F18), Lewis Structures wkst #4 (F17), 

Friday*: Lewis Structures wkst #4?, Yellowstone

February 3 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to draw VSEPR molecules and assign polarity

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can draw molecules using VSEPR-AXE and draw/assign polarity to the molecules and bonds.

Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

Day 1 of 1

• Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

  • • 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

    • Finish the Post-Lab and Conclusion

Assignment #2: VSEPR AXE Practice 

Due Thursday

• VSPER AXE Molecule Model Activity

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lecture Polarity of Molecules (F14), Post Lab

Thursday: IMF Lecture? (F18), Lewis Structures wkst #4 (F17), 

Friday*: Lewis Structures wkst #4?, Yellowstone

February 2 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

Lecture: VSEPR - Method for finding Molecular Shapes

Finish lecture from Friday

• • • • VSEPR - AXE Lecture

        • • 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: Pre-Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

Due Tomorrow 

• Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

  • • PreLab must be entirely completed before class starts on lab day - no exceptions.

Assignment #2: VSEPR AXE Practice 

Due Wednesday

• VSPER AXE Molecule Model Activity

Coming up:

Monday: VSEPR AXE Molecule Model Activity, Pre-Lab Ionic vs Covalent (F11)

Tuesday: Lab Ionic vs Covalent 1 day (F13)

Wednesday: Lecture Polarity of Molecules (F14), Post Lab

Thursday: IMF Lecture? (F18), Lewis Structures wkst #4 (F17), 

Friday*: Lewis Structures wkst #4?, Yellowstone

January 30 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

Due Today: Radon Monitoring Project At Home Instructions 

Due Today - Must be Signed by Parent/Guardian

• 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: VSEPR - Method for finding Molecular Shapes

• • • • VSEPR - AXE Lecture

        • • 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

Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz

Must complete the 'pink sheet' and complete a retake before Friday at 3:30 pm. No retakes after that time.

• • • Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form. Your quiz grades will be averaged together.

    • Must complete it and bring it with you to retake. 

      • • Retakes available only during lunch or after school on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. No retakes after this.

    • Before you take the quiz, study with the Wayground practices below:

      • • Ionic Names and Formulas

        • Naming Covalent Compounds

        • Acid Base Nomenclature

Assignment: VSEPR AXE Practice 

We will have more time in class Monday to finish

• VSPER AXE Molecule Model Activity

Coming up:

Monday: VSEPR AXE Molecule Model Activity, Pre-Lab Ionic vs Covalent (F11)

Tuesday: Lab Ionic vs Covalent 1 day (F13)

Wednesday: Lecture Polarity of Molecules (F14), Post Lab

Thursday: Lewis Structures wkst #4 (F17), IMF Lecture? (F18)

Friday*: Yellowstone

January 29 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz

Must complete the 'pink sheet' and complete a retake before Friday at 3:30 pm. No retakes after that time.

• • • Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form. Your quiz grades will be averaged together.

    • Must complete it and bring it with you to retake. 

      • • Retakes available only during lunch or after school on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. No retakes after this.

    • Before you take the quiz, study with the Wayground practices below:

      • • Ionic Names and Formulas

        • Naming Covalent Compounds

        • Acid Base Nomenclature

Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet (back side)

Due Today 

• You did the front page last semester, now complete the back.

• Do NOT use the internet for help. Try them on your own.

• This worksheet has been printed for you: Lewis Structures Worksheet

  • • Did you lose it? If so redo the worksheet on your own paper (front and back).

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 

Due Tomorrow - Must be Signed by Parent/Guardian

• 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:

Friday: Intro to Molecular Shapes VSEPR (F7), VSEPR Lecture,

January 28 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

Retake for Covalent Naming Quiz

Must complete the 'pink sheet' and complete a retake before Friday at 3:30 pm. No retakes after that time.

• • • Not happy with your grade? Complete a pink Assessment Retake Form. Your quiz grades will be averaged together.

    • Must complete it and bring it with you to retake. 

      • • Retakes available only during lunch or after school on Wednesday, Thursday or Friday. No retakes after this.

    • Before you take the quiz, study with the Wayground practices below:

      • • Ionic Names and Formulas

        • Naming Covalent Compounds

        • Acid Base Nomenclature

Lab Stations and Lab Lockers

• Write your full name and partners full name on a post-it note.

• Place the post-it note at the station where you would like to work (you may need to relocate depending on availability)

• Lab Locker keys will be assigned. **Write down your locker number in your lab notebook**

• $10 to replace the key if you lose it.

Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet (back side)

Due in class (you will have time to work on this during class - then we will grade it in class) 

• You did the front page last semester, now complete the back.

• Do NOT use the internet for help. Try them on your own.

• This worksheet has been printed for you: Lewis Structures Worksheet

  • • Did you lose it? If so redo the worksheet on your own paper (front and back).

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 

Due ??

• 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:

Wednesday: Lab Lockers, Radon, Quiz Rem

Thursday: Intro to Molecular Shapes VSEPR (F7), Lewis Structure Quiz, VSEPR Lecture, Radon (F7)

January 27 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

Absent Yesterday? Make up Quiz: Naming Ionic, Covalent, Acids, Bases

Quiz must be made up by the time class starts tomorrow.

Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Lewis Structures (continued)

• Lecture Slides: Covalent Bonding: Lewis Structures

  • • • Resonance Structures (starts on slide #28)

      • Expanded and Incomplete Octets (starts on slide #34)

      • Multiple Central Atoms (starts on slide #43)

Assignment: Lewis Structures Worksheet (back side)

Due Thursday (You will have time to work on this in class on Wednesday) 

• You did the front page last semester, now complete the back.

• Do NOT use the internet for help. Try them on your own.

• This worksheet has been printed for you: Lewis Structures Worksheet

  • • Did you lose it? If so redo the worksheet on your own paper (front and back).

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lab Lockers, Radon, Intro to Molecular Shapes VSEPR (F7), Quiz Rem, Quiz Prep

Thursday: Lewis Structure Quiz, VSEPR Lecture, Radon

January 26 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

Due Today: Naming and Formula Writing: Compounds Mixed Review Worksheet

• Naming Compounds Mixed Review Worksheet

• Check your answers here

Quiz: Naming Ionic, Covalent, Acids, Bases

We will grade this in class today

• Rules:

  • One person per table

  • All e-devices go in the phone caddy. 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

Due Tomorrow (Write this in your class notes, you will not turn it in. I will come around and check it in your notes)

• • • • • • Read / Notes 8.3 Bonding Theories Pg 240-246

          • Chapter 8 pdf is available in "Chemistry Resources" at the bottom of this page.

Science Course Selection for Next Year

• • • • Upper Division Science course options for next year. (document with classes)

      • Minimum 2 years of laboratory science to graduate. Most Universities require at least 3 years of lab science. Most competitive Universities require 4 years of lab science.

      • Why AP Chemistry?

        • • • Information about 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 - Lewis Structures (continued)

• Lecture Slides: Covalent Bonding: Lewis Structures

  • • • Resonance Structures (starts on slide #28)

      • Expanded and Incomplete Octets (starts on slide #34)

      • Multiple Central Atoms (starts on slide #43)

Coming up:

Tuesday: Lewis Structure Worksheet (back page), Practice problems (quiz prep), Radon Project Intro

Wednesday: Lab Lockers, Intro to Molecular Shapes VSEPR (F7), Quiz Prep

Thursday: Lewis Structure Quiz, VSEPR Lecture, Radon

January 23 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

Finish Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids

• Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture 

  • • Video Lecture: Naming Binary Molecules and Acids

Assignment #1: Naming Binary Molecules

Due Today - we will grade this in class

• Binary Molecular Nomenclature Worksheet

• Check your answers here

Assignment #2: Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet

Due Today - we will grade this in class

• On same paper as Assignment #1 above

• Naming Acids and Bases Worksheet

• Check your answers here

Assignment #3: Naming and Formula Writing: Compounds Mixed Review Worksheet

Due Monday 

• On a NEW piece of paper that can be turned in on Monday

• Naming Compounds Mixed Review Worksheet

• Check your answers here

Quiz Monday: Naming Compounds and Writing Formulas

• Quiz Prep assigned in Google Classroom: Wayground Practice Quiz - Not graded, it is to help you prepare for the quz on Monday

Coming up:

Monday: Quiz: Naming CompoundsLab Stations and Lab Lockers (J29) Course Selection for next year (F4), Lecture Lewis Structures (Resonance and Expanded/Incomplete Octet) , Lewis Structures Wkst #1 page 2

Tuesday: Naming and Formula Writing Practice Problems (J31, F5), Radon Project Intro

Wednesday: VSEPR?

January 22 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? Learn how to name acids and oxyacids

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can identify acids and oxyacids and write their names and formulas

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

• Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture 

  • • Video Lecture: Naming Binary Molecules and Acids

Assignment: Naming Binary Molecules

Due Today - we will grade this in class

• Binary Molecular Nomenclature Worksheet

Coming up:

Thursday: Seating Arrangement, Lab Stations, Lab Locker Checkout (J29),  Lecture - Naming Covalent Compounds

Friday: Lecture Lewis Structures (Resonance and Expanded/Incomplete Octet) , Lewis Structures Wkst #1 page 2

Monday: Lab Stations and Lab Lockers (J29) Course Selection for next year (F4), Lewis Structures Wkst #2 (J30)

Tuesday: Naming and Formula Writing Practice Problems (J31, F5), Radon Project Intro

January 21 - Wednesday

Welcome Back to Honors Chemistry!

• Open Disclosure for Honors Chemistry

• Need for class: Lab Notebook, Periodic Table, and Calculator

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 two Emergency Passes. This can be used for:

            • • • Write your First and Last Name and Class Period on the back.

                • 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.

                • +5pts extra credit each - if you have not used your Emergency Pass by the end of the semester, you can turn it in for +5 points extra credit each (ex. if you have both at the end of the semester, you earn +10 Xcred).

• 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.

Lecture: Covalent Bonding - Naming Molecules, Acids, Oxyacids

• Covalent Bonding 3: Naming Molecules and Acids Lecture 

  • • Video Lecture: Naming Binary Molecules and Acids

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lecture - Covalent Bonding, EPass (J28)

Thursday: Seating Arrangement, Lab Stations, Lab Locker Checkout (J29),  Lecture - Naming Covalent Compounds

Friday: Lecture Naming Covalent Compounds continued, Prac Problems Naming

Monday: Course Selection for next year (F4), Covalent Naming, Radon Project Intro

January 20 - Tuesday

Welcome Back to Honors Chemistry!

• Open Disclosure for Honors Chemistry

• Need for class: Lab Notebook, Periodic Table, and Calculator

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 two Emergency Passes. This can be used for:

            • • • Write your First and Last Name and Class Period on the back.

                • 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.

                • +5pts extra credit each - if you have not used your Emergency Pass by the end of the semester, you can turn it in for +5 points extra credit each (ex. if you have both at the end of the semester, you earn +10 Xcred).

• 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:

• • • 1. 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!

      2. Sign up for REMIND today if you have not yet signed up! Click the link in Chemistry Resources at the bottom of this page.

      3. Sign up for Google Classroom

         • • • Go to the correct link for your class period at the bottom of this page.

             • Everyone must re-enroll in google classroom today!

Lab: Milk Art Inquiry Activity

• • • • Click HERE for lab

        • • • Part 1 and 2 only. We will not have time to complete Part 3 so do not include it.

            • Include this in your Lab Notebook.

            • Do not need to have 'normal' pre-lab stuff. Just follow the instructions and write down what is needed.

Coming up:

Wednesday: Lecture - Covalent Bonding, EPass (J28)

Thursday: Seating Arrangement, Lab Stations, Lab Locker Checkout (J29),  Lecture - Naming Covalent Compounds

Friday: Lecture Naming Covalent Compounds continued, Prac Problems Naming

Monday: Course Selection for next year (F4), Covalent Naming, Radon Project Intro

End of Fall Semester

January 15/16 - Thursday/Friday

LI - What will we learn today? We will review all topics from this semester

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can recall the major concepts and calculations from this semester

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

• Hang your key on the lab key hanger ($10 if you lost your key) and I will check your locker.

Due Today: Final Review

• • • • Fall Final Review 

Teacher Report Card

• Please fill out the Teacher Report Card

  • • • If you have time, please fill this out to give me feedback.

      • It is completely anonymous. 

      • Please be honest - one of the most important ways I improve as a teacher is through student feedback. 

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...

Tuesday: Lab Locker Clean out, Lab Cleanup

Wednesday: Final Review

Thursday: Finals Periods 1,2,3

Friday: Finals Periods 4,5,6

Monday: PIR Day - No School for Students

January 14 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will review all topics from this semester

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can recall the major concepts and calculations from this semester

Final Review

I am home with the flu. Please continue to work on your review today and we will do lab locker cleanout and end of year paperwork tomorrow. Please use your time wisely!

Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time over the next several days to work on this in class and get help as needed. But you may need to work on it outside of class time to properly prepare for the final.

• • • • Fall Final Review 

        • • • This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (that's more than a quiz!).

            • Read the instructions carefully. 

            • Take time to study! The Final is worth 20% of your grade which will be around 200 points.

            • Answer Key for review questions. This may not  be all of the pages but was the best I could get.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lab Locker Clean out, Lab Cleanup

Wednesday: Final Review

Thursday: Finals Periods 1,2,3

Friday: Finals Periods 4,5,6

Monday: PIR Day - No School for Students

January 13 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will review all topics from this semester

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can recall the major concepts and calculations from this semester

Final Review

I am home with the flu. Please continue to work on your review today and we will do lab locker cleanout and end of year paperwork tomorrow. Please use your time wisely!

Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time over the next several days to work on this in class and get help as needed. But you may need to work on it outside of class time to properly prepare for the final.

• • • • Fall Final Review 

        • • • This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (that's more than a quiz!).

            • Read the instructions carefully. 

            • Take time to study! The Final is worth 20% of your grade which will be around 200 points.

            • Answer Key for review questions. This may not  be all of the pages but was the best I could get.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lab Locker Clean out, Lab Cleanup

Wednesday: Final Review

Thursday: Finals Periods 1,2,3

Friday: Finals Periods 4,5,6

Monday: PIR Day - No School for Students

January 10 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? We will review all topics from this semester

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can recall the major concepts and calculations from this semester

Final Review

Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time over the next several days to work on this in class and get help as needed. But you may need to work on it outside of class time to properly prepare for the final.

• • • • Fall Final Review 

        • • • This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (that's more than a quiz!).

            • Read the instructions carefully. 

            • Take time to study! The Final is worth 20% of your grade which will be around 200 points.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lab Locker Clean out, Lab Cleanup

Wednesday: Final Review

Thursday: Finals Periods 1,2,3

Friday: Finals Periods 4,5,6

Monday: PIR Day - No School for Students

January 9 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Missing/Absent Work

Due TODAY at 3:00pm

• No missing work or quiz makeup will be accepted after TODAY at 3:00pm

Due Today: Covalent Bonding Introduction

• Chapter 8.1 Molecular Compounds

  • Pg 225 #1, 2,3, 4, 5, 6

• Chapter 8.2 The Nature of Covalent Bonds

  • Read 226-233 

  • Pg 229 #7all, 8all

  • Pg 233 #9,10

Due Today: Lewis Structures Worksheet

• We will grade this in class.

• Keep this assignment in your notebook until we can finish the back-side.

• This worksheet has been printed for you: Lewis Structures Worksheet

Final Review

Due on the day of your Final Exam. You will have time over the next several days to work on this in class and get help as needed. But you may need to work on it outside of class time to properly prepare for the final.

• • • • Fall Final Review 

        • • • This document is to help you prepare for the Final. It is worth 30 points (that's more than a quiz!).

            • Read the instructions carefully. 

            • Take time to study! The Final is worth 20% of your grade which will be around 200 points.

Coming up...

Friday: Final Review, Light and waves review, Lasers and Sound

Monday: Final Review, Light and waves review, Lasers and Sound, Making Stuff

Tuesday: Lab Locker Clean out, Lab Cleanup

January 8 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Missing/Absent Work

Due by Friday at 3:00pm

• No missing work or quiz makeup will be accepted after Friday at 3:00pm

Assignment #1: Covalent Bonding Introduction

Due tomorrow (put answers for 8.1 and 8.2 on the same paper)

• Chapter 8.1 Molecular Compounds

  • Pg 225 #1, 2,3, 4, 5, 6

• Chapter 8.2 The Nature of Covalent Bonds

  • Read 226-233 

  • Pg 229 #7all, 8all

  • Pg 233 #9,10

Assignment #2: Lewis Structures Worksheet

Due tomorrow 

• Only complete the "Simple Molecules", "Polyatomic Ions", and "Multiple Bonds" sections

• Do NOT use the internet for help. Try them on your own.

• This worksheet has been printed for you: Lewis Structures Worksheet

Coming up...

Monday, January 5: Gold Penny Lab - King's Court

Tuesday: Intro to Covalent Bonding (J14) Lecture

Wednesday: Lecture Continued

*Thursday: Assignment and Practice Problems for Cov. Bonding

Friday: Light and waves review, Lasers and Sound

Monday: Final Review, Light and waves review, Lasers and Sound, Making Stuff

Tuesday: Lab Locker Clean out, Lab Cleanup

January 7 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Missing/Absent Work

Due by Friday at 3:00pm

• No missing work or quiz makeup will be accepted after Friday at 3:00pm

Lecture: Covalent Bonding

• Covalent Bonding 2: Lewis Electron Dot Structures

• Absent today? Watch the following lecture videos:

  • • • Covalent Bonding 2.1: Drawing Lewis Structures - The Rules

      • Covalent Bonding 2.2: Lewis Structures of Polyatomic Ions

      • Covalent Bonding 2.3: Lewis Structures with Multiple Bonds

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Coming up...

Wednesday: Lecture Continued

*Thursday: Assignment and Practice Problems for Cov. Bonding

Friday: Final Review, Light and waves review, Lasers and Sound, Making Stuff

Monday: Final Review, Light and waves review, Lasers and Sound, Making Stuff

Tuesday: Lab Locker Clean out, Lab Cleanup

January 6 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Test Makeup: Ionic Compounds and Periodic Table

• If you were absent for the test on December 23, it must be made up by 4:00 Tuesday.

Due Today: Lab Notebooks

• Turn into the correct green bin up front

Missing/Absent Work

Due by Friday at 3:00pm

• No missing work or quiz makeup will be accepted after Friday at 3:00pm

The King's Court - 79 Club: Master Alchemist

• Certificate and Picture Day for Gold Penny Lab

Lecture: Covalent Bonding

• Covalent Bonding 1: Introduction Lecture Slides

• Absent today? Watch the following lecture videos:

  • • • Covalent Bonding 1 - Introduction to Covalent Bonding

Coming up...

Monday, January 5: Gold Penny Lab - King's Court

Tuesday: Intro to Covalent Bonding (J14) Lecture

Wednesday: Lecture Continued

*Thursday: Assignment and Practice Problems for Cov. Bonding

Friday: Light and waves review, Lasers and Sound

January 5 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Welcome Back! 

Test Makeup: Ionic Compounds and Periodic Table

• If you were absent for the test on December 23, it must be made up by 4:00 Tuesday.

Lab Notebooks Due - Tuesday, January 6

• Make sure all labs are completed before this date.

Missing/Absent Work

Due by Friday at 3:00pm

• No missing work or quiz makeup will be accepted after Friday at 3:00pm

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.

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.

  • • • Help Sheet - Differences: Ionic vs Covalent Chart

      • Differences: Ionic vs Covalent Chart for Reference

      • Blank boxes need to be filled out with your knowledge. For Covalent bonding, fill the blanks out after lecture.

Coming up...

Monday, January 5: Gold Penny Lab - King's Court

Tuesday: Intro to Covalent Bonding (J14) Lecture

Wednesday: Lecture Continued

*Thursday: Assignment and Practice Problems for Cov. Bonding

December 24-January 4

Winter Break!

I wish you the Merriest Holidays and a Happy New Year!

December 23 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Test: Ionic Compounds and Periodic Table

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 the Post Lab and Conclusion, another class, read a book...

Post Lab and Conclusion: Gold Penny Lab

• Lab: Gold Penny Lab

• Lab starts Friday. Bring lab shoes that completely cover your feet, hair tie, completed pre-lab.

Lab Notebooks Due - Tuesday, January 6

• Make sure all labs are completed before this date.

Coming up...

Wednesday - Monday, January 4th - Winter Break!

Monday, January 5: Gold Penny Lab - King's Court, Intro to Covalent Bonding (J14)

December 22 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Lab: Gold Penny Lab

Day 2 of 2.5

• Lab: Gold Penny Lab

• Lab starts Friday. Bring lab shoes that completely cover your feet, hair tie, completed pre-lab.

Lab Notebooks Due - Tuesday, January 6

• Make sure all labs are completed before this date.

Unit Test Review

Test is Tuesday, December 23

**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  

      • • • • • Online  Book Pages 193-219

              • Ionic Bonding - Naming video lecture

              • Ionic Bonding - Lecture Slides

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

      • • • • • Online Book Pages 159-191

              • Periodic Table - Video Lecture (this lecture does not include electron configuration - see Lectures slides for that)

              • Periodic Law - Lecture Slides

Recommend Studying:

• Your 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

Coming up...

Tuesday: Unit Test Ionic Bonding and Periodic Table

Wednesday - Monday, January 4th - Winter Break!

Monday, January 5: Gold Penny Lab - King's Court, Intro to Covalent Bonding (J14)

December 19 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Lab: Gold Penny Lab

• Lab: Gold Penny Lab

• Lab starts Friday. Bring lab shoes that completely cover your feet, hair tie, completed pre-lab.

Unit Test Review

Test is Tuesday, December 23

**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  

      • • • • • Online  Book Pages 193-219

              • Ionic Bonding - Naming video lecture

              • Ionic Bonding - Lecture Slides

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

      • • • • • Online Book Pages 159-191

              • Periodic Table - Video Lecture (this lecture does not include electron configuration - see Lectures slides for that)

              • Periodic Law - Lecture Slides

Recommend Studying:

• Your 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

Coming up...

Monday: Lab Day 2 of 2.5, Test Prep 

Tuesday: Unit Test Ionic Bonding and Periodic Table

Wednesday - Monday, January 4th - Winter Break!

Monday, January 5: Gold Penny Lab - King's Court

December 18 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Due Today: Metallic Bonding

• 7.3 Practice Problems (put this on a piece of paper that you can turn in)

  1. •  7.3 Pg 212 #20-26

PreLab: Gold Penny Lab

Due Tomorrow

• Lab: Gold Penny Lab

• Lab starts Friday. Bring lab shoes that completely cover your feet, hair tie, completed pre-lab.

Unit Test Review

Test is Tuesday, December 23

**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  

      • • • • • Online  Book Pages 193-219

              • Ionic Bonding - Naming video lecture

              • Ionic Bonding - Lecture Slides

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

      • • • • • Online Book Pages 159-191

              • Periodic Table - Video Lecture (this lecture does not include electron configuration - see Lectures slides for that)

              • Periodic Law - Lecture Slides

Recommend Studying:

• Your 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

Coming up...

Thursday: PreLab (D19) , Test Prep (J9), 

Friday: Lab Day 1 of 2.5, Test Prep

Monday: Lab Day 2 of 2.5, Test Prep 

Tuesday: Unit Test Ionic Bonding and Periodic Table

Wednesday - Monday, January 4th - Winter Break!

Monday, January 5: Gold Penny Lab - King's Court

December 17 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Quiz: Ionic Compounds - Naming and Formulas 

• You may use your periodic table, pencil. Everything else must be put away.

• One person per table. Silent in the class while people are taking the quiz.

• There are no retakes for this quiz. I've provided 1 'fixable' worksheet and 4 practice quizzes to help you prepare for this quiz.

Assignment: Metallic Bonding

Due Tomorrow

• Read/Notes: 7.3 Bonding in Metals Pg 209-212 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)

• Read/Notes: Ch 7 Study Guide Pg 213 (put these in your notes - they will not be turned in)

• 7.3 Practice Problems (put this on a piece of paper that you can turn in)

  1. •  7.3 Pg 212 #20-26

Upcoming Test: Ionic Bonding and Periodic Law

• Date TBD

• Study your notes

• Test includes:

  • • 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...

Thursday: 7.3 Metallic Bonds on your own, Test Prep (J9), PreLab (D19) 

Friday: Test Prep, PreLab

Monday: Unit Test Ionic Bonding and Periodic Table

December 16 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Due Today: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming

We will grade this in class today.

• Worksheet: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming

• This worksheet has not been printed. Write on your own paper.

Quiz Tomorrow

• Ionic Compounds - Naming and Formulas

Assignment #1: Wayground: Ionic Compound Practice #1 - 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: Wayground: Ionic Compound Practice #2 - 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: Wayground: Ionic Compound Practice #3 - 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 Wayground: Ionic Compound Practice #4 - Ionic Names and Formulas

Due Tomorrow

Go to Google Classroom and complete the quizizz.

• Absent today? You have one day for each day you are absent to make up missed work, plan accordingly. After that, missing work will not be accepted. Email me when you've finished the quizizz so I can enter your grade.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Grade wkst, Periodic Table Quiz Remediation due by 3:45pm, 

Wednesday: QuickQuiz Naming Ionic Compounds and Writing Formulas

Thursday: 7.3 Metallic Bonds on your own, Test Prep (J9), PreLab (D19) 

Friday: Test Prep, PreLab

Monday: Unit Test Ionic Bonding and Periodic Table

Tuesday: 

December 15 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Lecture: Ionic Compounds

• • • • Absent today or last Friday? THIS IS A REALLY IMPORTANT LECTURE!!!!

        1. Take notes from the following video: Ionic Bonding 2: Naming Ionic Compounds and Polyatomic Ions

        2. Look over these Lecture Slides and add anything that you didn't get from the video: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 - Writing Ionic Compound Formulas

Assignment: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming

Due Tomorrow. Finish as homework.

• Worksheet: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming

• This worksheet has not been printed. Write on your own paper.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Grade wkst, 7.3 Metallic Bonds on your own, Periodic Table Quiz Remediation due by 3:45pm, PreLab (D19)

Wednesday: Wayground Practice (J4)

Thursday: QuickQuiz Naming Ionic Compounds and Writing Formulas. Test Prep, Pre-Lab Gold Penny

Friday: Test Prep, PreLab

Monday: Unit Test Ionic Bonding and Periodic Table

December 12 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Happy Holidays - Free Pass!

Due TODAY

Due Today: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems

• • • 7.2 p203 #10,11

    • 7.2 p207 #12,13,14,15,16, 17,19

Lecture: Ionic Compounds

• • • • Absent today? THIS IS A REALLY IMPORTANT LECTURE!!!!

        1. Take notes from the following video: Ionic Bonding 2: Naming Ionic Compounds and Polyatomic Ions

        2. Look over these Lecture Slides and add anything that you didn't get from the video: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 - Writing Ionic Compound Formulas

Assignment: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming

(We may need to move this or continue working on this on Monday)

• Worksheet: Ionic Bonds - Writing Formula Units and Naming

Coming up...

Friday: Lecture Writing Formulas (D16), Wkst: Writing Ionic Formulas and Names

Monday: Wkst: Writing Ionic Formulas and Names, 7.3 Metallic Bonds on your own,

Tuesday: Periodic Table Quiz Remediation due by 3:45pm

December 11 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Lecture: Ionic Compounds

• • • • Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 - Writing Formulas for Ionic Compounds

Assignment: 7.2 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems

Due Tomorrow - 

7.2 Practice Problems

• • • 7.2 p203 #10,11

    • 7.2 p207 #12,13,14,15,16, 17,19

Hand Back Assignments

• Check to make sure they are correct in Powerschool

Quiz Remediation Information - Periodic Law

Retakes are due by 3:45pm Tuesday

• • • Not happy with your score? 

      • • All corrections must be done in class as you cannot take a quiz home with you. Plan to complete it during lunch or after school. Check with me for availability.

        • 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: 

      • • Lunch or after school. Check with me for availability

Coming up...

Friday: Lecture Writing Formulas (D16)

Monday: 

December 10 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Lecture: Ionic Compounds

• • • • Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 2 - Writing Formulas for Ionic Compounds

Happy Holidays - Free Pass

Due Friday by 3:00 pm

• Turn it into the Make-Up Bin.

Coming up...

Wednesday: Lecture Ionic Compounds - Naming 

Thursday: Lecture and Practice Problems 

Friday: Lecture Writing Formulas (D16)

December 9 - Tuesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments

Day 2 of 2

• • • • ChemisTree Ornament Lab

        • • Purpose: Write your own.

          • Background: **Summarize the "Discussion" section in your "Background" section of your lab. Include the information about the reactions and the chemical reaction equations.

      • Rules:

        • • Prelab must be completed and signed before starting the lab.

          • Clean up ALL pieces of tape - do not leave little pieces laying around.

          • 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...

Wednesday: Lecture Ionic Compounds - Naming 

Thursday: Lecture and Practice Problems 

Friday: Lecture Writing Formulas (D16)

December 8 - Monday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments

Day 1 of 2

• • • • ChemisTree Ornament Lab

        • • Purpose: Write your own.

          • Background: **Summarize the "Discussion" section in your "Background" section of your lab. Include the information about the reactions and the chemical reaction equations.

      • Rules:

        • • Prelab must be completed and signed before starting the lab.

          • Clean up ALL pieces of tape - do not leave little pieces laying around.

          • 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...

Monday: Lab Day 1 - ChemisTree Ornaments (designing and cutting)

Tuesday: Lab Day 2 - Ornament Acid Bath 

Wednesday: Lecture Ionic Compounds - Naming 

Thursday: Lecture and Practice Problems 

Friday: Lecture Writing Formulas (D16)

December 5 - Friday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Due Today: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems

• 7.1 p199 #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Scientific Naming Ceremony 

• • • • Are you prepared to meet the "new you"?!

      • Happy Holidays present from me!

Pre-Lab: ChemisTree Ornaments

Due Monday

• • • • ChemisTree Ornament Lab

      • Rules:

        • • Purpose: Write your own.

          • Background: **Summarize the "Discussion" section in your "Background" section of your lab. Include the information about the reactions and the chemical reaction equations.

          • Prelab must be completed and signed before starting the lab.

          • Must have googles, aprons, and cloth masks in the lab area. (Aprons and googles not needed in the lecture part of the room).

          • All tracing and cutting must be done in the lecture part of the room.

          • Acid bath and Copper(II) Nitrate are at stations in the lab area. Keep the stations clean. Wipe up when done.

Coming up...

Thursday: Lecture: Intro to Ionic Bonding

Friday: Sciname, Laser light and sound waves Intro to Ionic Bonding

December 4 - Thursday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the ionic compounds

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of ionic compounds

Makeup Quiz - Periodic Table and the Elements

If you were absent, the quiz must be made up by class time Friday.

The Periodic Table of the Elements

• Congratulations, you have now earned your very own periodic table of things! 

• If you love it, hold it, care for it, and it will be your friend for life. If you don't love it, hold it, and care for it,  it will haunt you forever...

Introduction to Ionic Bonding

• Read/Notes Chapter 7.1 Pg 194-199

• Finish this on your own

Lecture: Ionic Compounds

• • • • Lecture Slides: Ionic Compounds: Part 1 - An Introduction to Ionic Bonding

Assignment: 7.1 Ionic Compounds Practice Problems

Due Tomorrow

• 7.1 p199 #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Coming up...

Thursday: Lecture: Intro to Ionic Bonding

Friday: Sciname, Laser light and sound waves Intro to Ionic Bonding

December 3 - Wednesday

LI - What will we learn today? We will learn to about the structure of the Periodic Table

SC - How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of each element based on it's location on the periodic table.

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

Introduction to Ionic Bonding

• Read/Notes Chapter 7.1 Pg 194-199

Post-Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab

Complete this as homework. Get it done right away.

• • • • Lab: It's Elemental

Coming up...

Thursday: Sciname, Laser light and sound waves, Lecture: Intro to Ionic Bonding

Friday: Intro to Ionic Bonding

December 2 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? We will learn to about the structure of the Periodic Table

How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of each element based on it's location on the periodic table.

Lecture: Periodic Table 

• • • • Periodic Table Lecture Slides 

      • You will need to fill out a printed copy of the Blank Periodic Table

Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury

• Let's weight it and see who wins!

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

      • Chapter 6 - Periodic Table digital copy

Quiz Tomorrow - Periodic Table and the Elements

• Study your notes and read the book pages for the quiz.

• Wayground Practice - Not graded but is a great study resource

  • • Three Practice Quizzes have been assigned in Google Classroom to help you prepare for the quiz. These are not graded as an assignment.

Post-Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab

Complete this as homework. Get it done right away.

• • • • Lab: It's Elemental

Coming up...

Monday: Lecture: Periodic Table Continued

Tuesday: Periodic Table Review and Quiz Prep (D9)

Wednesday: Quiz - Periodic Table

Thursday: Sciname, Laser light and sound waves

December 1 - Monday

What will we learn today? We will learn to about the structure of the Periodic Table

How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of each element based on it's location on the periodic table.

Lecture: Periodic Table 

• • • • Periodic Table Lecture Slides 

      • You will need to fill out a printed copy of the Blank Periodic Table

Challenge: Guess the Mass of Mercury

• Click here to submit your guess

Post-Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab

Finish the Post-Lab Questions

• • • • Lab: It's Elemental

Coming up...

Monday: Lecture: Periodic Table Continued

Tuesday: Periodic Table Review and Quiz Prep (D9)

Wednesday: Quiz - Periodic Table

Thursday: Sciname

November 26 - November 28

Thanksgiving Break!

November 25 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? We will learn to about the structure of the Periodic Table

How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of each element based on it's location on the periodic table.

Vote for TWIRP Royalty

• https://bit.ly/twirp25

• Voting closes at 4:00 pm today

Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab

Finish the lab and post-lab today

• • • • Lab: It's Elemental

Coming up...

Monday: Periodic Table Lecture, Mercury weight

Tuesday: Lab - The Elements

Wed-Friday: No School, Happy Thanksgiving!

Monday: Sci Nam, Holiday Pass, Lecture: Periodic Table Continued

November 24 - Monday

What will we learn today? We will learn to about the structure of the Periodic Table

How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of each element based on it's location on the periodic table.

Lab: Exploring the Elements Lab

Complete the Pre-Lab then start the lab.

• • • • Lab: It's Elemental

Due Today: Extra Credit - Test Remediation: Atomic Theory

+5pts Extra Credit on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Monday, November 24. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.

• • • • Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments". There are no retakes, just fixing your incorrect answers for XC.

      • 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.

      • There will be NO retakes.

Coming up...

Monday: Periodic Table Lecture

Tuesday: Lab - The Elements

Wed-Friday: No School, Happy Thanksgiving!

Monday: Sci Nam, Holiday Pass, Lecture: Periodic Table Continued

November 21 - Friday

What will we learn today? We will learn to about the structure of the Periodic Table

How will we know if we've learned it? I can explain the properties of each element based on it's location on the periodic table.

Lecture: Periodic Table 

• • • • Periodic Table Lecture Slides 

      • You will need to fill out a printed copy of the Blank Periodic Table

Extra Credit - Test Remediation: Atomic Theory

+5pts Extra Credit on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Monday, November 24. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.

• • • • Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments". There are no retakes, just fixing your incorrect answers for XC.

      • 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.

      • There will be NO retakes.

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)

Coming up...

Monday: Periodic Table Lecture

Tuesday: Lab - The Elements

Wed-Friday: No School, Happy Thanksgiving!

Monday: Sci Nam, Holiday Pass,

November 20 - Thursday

What will we learn today? We will learn to develop and conduct scientific experiments

How will we know if we've learned it? I can answer a testable question by data collection, data analysis, and communicating scientific thinking

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Wednesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Extra Credit - Test Remediation: Atomic Theory

+5pts Extra Credit on test: Pink sheets are due by 3:30pm Monday, November 24. If it is not turned in by that time, no XC.

• • • • Fill out the top/front of the pink sheet: "Retake Form for Assessments". There are no retakes, just fixing your incorrect answers for XC.

      • 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.

      • There will be NO retakes.

The Elements

• • • • +20 points Extra Credit Opportunity. 

        • Memorize The Elements Song. Sing it in public and record it so we can watch it in class. Or perform it in class. 

        • Why? If you memorize the song you have just memorized the names of the elements of the periodic table!

        • Asap Science Elements Song (you can do this one instead if you'd like) (no, you can't get double extra credit if you do both)

Lecture: Periodic Table 

Absent today? 

• • • • Periodic Table Lecture Slides 

      • 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...

Tuesday: Lab - Data Analysis, Presentation Prep

Wednesday: Presentations, 

Thursday: Presentations (continued if needed), Test Remediation N15 (release test)

Friday: Intro to the Periodic Table (D2)

Monday: Periodic Table Lecture

Tuesday: Lab - The Elements

Wed-Friday: No School, Happy Thanksgiving!

Monday: Sci Nam, Holiday Pass, 

November 19 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? We will learn to develop and conduct scientific experiments

How will we know if we've learned it? I can answer a testable question by data collection, data analysis, and communicating scientific thinking

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Wednesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lab - Data Analysis, Presentation Prep

Wednesday: Presentations, 

Thursday: Presentations (continued if needed), Test Remediation N15 (release test)

Friday: Intro to the Periodic Table (D2)

Monday: Periodic Table Lecture

Tuesday: Lab - The Elements

Wed-Friday: No School, Happy Thanksgiving!

Monday: Sci Nam, Holiday Pass, 

November 18 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? We will learn to develop and conduct scientific experiments

How will we know if we've learned it? I can answer a testable question by data collection, data analysis, and communicating scientific thinking

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Tuesday: Part 4 - Data Analysis

    • Wednesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lab - Data Analysis, 

Wednesday: Test Remediation N15 (release test), Data Analysis, Presentation Prep

Thursday: Presentations 

Friday: Presentations, Intro to the Periodic Table (D2)

Monday: Sci Nam, Periodic Table

Tuesday: Lab - The Elements

Wed-Friday: No School, Happy Thanksgiving!

Monday: Happy Holidays

November 17 - Monday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Monday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park, 

    • Tuesday: Part 4 - Data Analysis

    • Wednesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Coming up...

Tuesday: Lab - Data Analysis, 

Wednesday: Presentations

Thursday: Presentations, Test Remediation N15 (release test)

Friday: Intro to the Periodic Table (D2)

Monday: Sci Nam, Periodic Table

Tuesday: Lab - The Elements

Wed-Friday: No School, Happy Thanksgiving!

Monday: Happy Holidays

November 14 - Friday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Tuesday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations

    • Wednesday: Pre-Lab 

    • Thursday: Part 1 - Stations

    • Friday: Part 2 - Designing you Experiment

    • Monday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park, 

    • Tuesday: Part 4 - Data Analysis

    • Wednesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Coming up...

Friday: Test Remediation (release test); Lab Day 3 - Radon Checkout upcoming date

November 13 - Thursday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Tuesday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations

    • Wednesday: Pre-Lab 

    • Thursday: Part 1 - Stations

    • Friday: Part 2 - Designing you Experiment

    • Monday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park, 

    • Tuesday: Part 4 - Data Analysis

    • Wednesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Coming up...

Friday: Test Remediation (release test); Lab Day 3 - Radon Checkout upcoming date

November 12 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

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

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Tuesday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations

    • Wednesday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations, Part 2

    • Thursday: Part 2

    • Friday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park

    • Monday: Part 4

    • Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Coming up...

Wednesday: Post-Test Review (N15) and Unit 1 Lab Test "Surrounded by Science" Pre-Lab (N18)

Thursday: Lab Day 2

Friday: Lab Day 3

November 11 - Tuesday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

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

Lab: Surrounded by Science

• Lab: Surrounded by Science

  • • Tuesday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations

    • Wednesday: Pre-Lab for Part 1 and Part 1: Stations, Part 2

    • Thursday: Part 2

    • Friday: Part 3 - Pioneer Park

    • Monday: Part 4

    • Tuesday: Part 5 - Presentations

Coming up...

Wednesday: Post-Test Review (N15) and Unit 1 Lab Test "Surrounded by Science" Pre-Lab (N18)

Thursday: Lab Day 2

Friday: Lab Day 3

November 10 - Monday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

Test: Unit 1 Atomic Theory, Nuclear Reactions, Electrons and Light

**If your class was unable to take the test Friday due to internet issues, we will take it today in class**

• 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. For videos, grab a pair of headphones from the chromebook cart.

      • • Watch Experiments at Beals Science 

        • Learn Science at Beals Science School (the new home for all of Mr. Beals lecture videos which are being added every week!)

        • Watch Beals Science collab with VSauce: Could you Survive the Movies - Back to the Future

        • Watch Beals Science collabs with How Ridiculous

        • Periodic Table Maze Game 

        • Periodic Table Word Search

        • Periodic Table Symbol Matching Game

        • Assorted Periodic Table Games

The Periodic Table of Elements - Hunting the Elements Video

**This is for 2nd period only as the other classes watched this on Friday due to no internet**

• • • • Watch video: Hunting the Elements 

      • Complete the Hunting the Elements video questions while watching the video

Coming up...

Monday: Hunting the Elements (N13), Testing time for Absent people

Tuesday: Hunting the Elements (continued)

Wednesday: Test Remediation (N15) and Unit 1 Lab Test "Surrounded by Science" Pre-Lab (N18)

Thursday: Lab Day 2

Friday: Lab Day 3

November 7 - Friday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

Due Today: Assignment - Atomic Theory Unit Test Review

• • • Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)

      • • • #41,42,51,53,64

          • Pg 125 #1-9

    • Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 25 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

• 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. For videos, grab a pair of headphones from the chromebook cart.

      • • Watch Experiments at Beals Science 

        • Learn Science at Beals Science School (the new home for all of Mr. Beals lecture videos which are being added every week!)

        • Watch Beals Science collab with VSauce: Could you Survive the Movies - Back to the Future

        • Watch Beals Science collabs with How Ridiculous

        • Periodic Table Maze Game 

        • Periodic Table Word Search

        • Periodic Table Symbol Matching Game

        • Assorted Periodic Table Games

The Periodic Table of Elements - Hunting the Elements Video

(Afternoon classes watched the video because the internet went down. Test will be on Monday fo rthese classes)

• • • • Watch video: Hunting the Elements 

      • Complete the Hunting the Elements video questions while watching the video

Coming up...

Monday: Hunting the Elements (N13), Testing time for Absent people

Tuesday: Hunting the Elements (continued)

Wednesday: Test Remediation (N15) and Pre-Lab (N18)

November 6 - Thursday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

Assignment - Atomic Theory Unit Test Review

Due Friday November 7 (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 with the teacher's book. Do NOT take pictures of the teacher's book. 

• Show work when necessary. 

• Be sure to study for the test. 

All assignments below can go on one piece of paper

• • • Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)

      • • • #41,42,51,53,64

          • Pg 125 #1-9

Recommended studying: 

• • • • • • • • Video lecture: Structure of the Atom

              • Your notes from Lecture on Atomic Structure; 

              • Pg 121 Study Guide

    • Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 25 Assessment (starts on pg 900)

      • • • #35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61

Recommended studying: 

• • • • • • • • Video lecture: Nuclear Radiation 

              • Your notes from Lecture on Nuclear Reactions (go to slide #13); 

              • 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

Review #1: Wayground - Electron Configuration Review

• • 1. • • Log into Google Classroom to work on the Wayground Review

         • The grade you have when the assignment closes is the grade you will get in the grade book.

Review #2: Wayground - Valence Electrons and Lewis Dot Structures

• • 1. • • Log into Google Classroom to work on the Wayground Review

         • The grade you have when the assignment closes is the grade you will get in the grade book.

Coming up...

Friday: Test - Atomic Theory

November 5 - Wednesday

What will we learn today? We will learn how electrons configuration and how the placement of electrons determine the chemical and physical properties

How will we know if we've learned it? I can write electron configuration and explain the placement of electrons around a nucleus

Due Today: Electron Configuration Practice Worksheet

• Worksheet: Electron Configuration Practice 

• Peer Grading

  • • Use red pencil

    • Write CB (corrected by) and your name (ex. "CB: Firstname Lastname). Click for the Key.

    • Put a check mark in each box where they have made an error or if they didn't do it, do not fix their answer. 

    • Count up the check marks and put how many they got incorrect at the top of their paper

    • Hand back to the owner. Owner, fix your errors with a green colored pencil

Assignment - Atomic Theory Unit Test Review

Due Friday November 7 (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 with the teacher's book. Do NOT take pictures of the teacher's book. 

• Show work when necessary. 

• Be sure to study for the test. 

All assignments below can go on one piece of paper

• • • Atomic Structure - Chapter 4 Assessment (starts on pg 122)

      • • • #41,42,51,53,64

          • Pg 125 #1-9

Recommended studying: 

• • • • • • • • Video lecture: Structure of the Atom

              • Your notes from Lecture on Atomic Structure; 

              • Pg 121 Study Guide

    • Nuclear Radiation - Chapter 25 Assessment (starts on pg 900)

      • • • #35,36,37,38,39,50,51,52,57c,59,61

Recommended studying: 

• • • • • • • • Video lecture: Nuclear Radiation 

              • Your notes from Lecture on Nuclear Reactions (go to slide #13); 

              • 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