Daily Lesson Plan

June 2 - Thursday

Thank you for an amazing year!

I am proud of each one of you and I wish you all the best in the future! Remember to work hard but also to take plenty of time to enjoy life! Don't be a stranger - stop in and say hi or shoot me an email or send me a message through social.

Exam Review

• Turn in on the front table. Be sure you have a full heading

Final Exam

• Rules:

  • • ABSOLUTELY No Electronic Devices - they must be turned off and put in your backpack. Use of any devices = 0%

    • No Talking. Remain in your testing spot until the end.

    • You may use: Calculator, Notecard, Periodic Table, Pencil (no pen)

• Turn in:

  • • Notecard

    • My Text

    • Your Test

May 31 - Tuesday

Final Exam Review

Due on the day of your final

• This assignment is meant to help you be successful on the final and to refresh your memory on these topics so that you can be successful in future science courses.

• Do not skip the hard problems or the ones you "don't know how to do" - those are the exact problems that you need to work on or get help with.

• We are committing almost 4 hours to this - make it count.

• If you do not use your time, I will not make time next week to study. Please don't ruin it for those that want to review.

Coming up...

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday: Finals Periods 1,2,3

• Friday: Finals Periods 4,5,6

May 30 - Monday

No School - Memorial Day

May 27 - Friday

Final Exam Review

Due on the day of your final

• This assignment is meant to help you be successful on the final and to refresh your memory on these topics so that you can be successful in future science courses.

• Do not skip the hard problems or the ones you "don't know how to do" - those are the exact problems that you need to work on or get help with.

• We are committing almost 4 hours to this - make it count.

• If you do not use your time, I will not make time next week to study. Please don't ruin it for those that want to review.

Coming up...

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 26 - Thursday

Celebrate Seniors

• We are proud of you! Congratulations on graduation and good luck in the future!

• S'More (eat the excess reactants)

Lab Notebooks

Due Today at the start of class

Final Exam Review

Due on the day of your final

• This assignment is meant to help you be successful on the final and to refresh your memory on these topics so that you can be successful in future science courses.

• Do not skip the hard problems or the ones you "don't know how to do" - those are the exact problems that you need to work on or get help with.

• We are committing almost 4 hours to this - make it count.

• If you do not use your time, I will not make time next week to study. Please don't ruin it for those that want to review.

Coming up...

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 25 - Wednesday

Radon CAPstone

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Presentations

  • • • Due Today

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Lab Locker Cleanout

• Remove everything from your locker.

• Wipe out your locker with lab spray and a damp paper towel. Make sure it is clean.

• Glassware or other equipment must be washed, dried, and returned to Mr. Beals

• Return all glasses and goggles to the bins

• Remain at your station with your key ($10 if you lost your key) and I will check in your locker.

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 around 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: Inspect and clean all AP Chemistry Equipment at your station (balances and hot plates). Clean them off with a damp paper towel. Unplug them and wrap cord around them. Lift up all equipment and clean under them with lab spray and damp paper towel.

• Period 5: 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.

      • Organize the aprons and goggles/glasses

      • Wipe down the outside of all lab lockers with a damp paper towel and lab spray

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 11 - Conclusion

  • • • This should be well-written, comprehensive, and thorough.

Missing Work

Due by TODAY before 3:09pm

• The missing work bins will be "closed" after this date/time and no more work will be accepted.

Lab Notebooks

Due Thursday at the start of class

Coming up...

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Final Review

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 24 - Tuesday

Senior's Final

• All electronic devices must be off and in your backpack

• You may use: calculator, pencil, periodic table, 3x5" notecard

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 11 - Conclusion

  • • • This should be well-written, comprehensive, and thorough.

Radon CAPstone

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Presentations

  • • • Due Today

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Missing Work

Due by Wednesday May 25th at 3:09pm

• The missing work bins will be "closed" after this date/time and no more work will be accepted.

Lab Notebooks

Due Thursday at the start of class

Coming up...

• Tuesday: Seniors Final, Radon Presentations start, Lab notebook finalize

• Wednesday: Missing Work Due, Radon Presentations continue (groups with Seniors), Lab Cleanup, Lab Locker Check-in, Lab notebook finalize

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Final Review

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 23 - Monday

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 9: The Coffee Cup - Master Roaster Competition

  • • • Master Roaster Awards Ceremony

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 10

  • • • We are skipping lesson 10 for 2022.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 11 - Conclusion

  • • • This should be well-written, comprehensive, and thorough.

Radon CAPstone

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Portfolio (Final Report)

  • • • Due TODAY

      • Must be printed AND shared on google drive

• Presentations

  • • • Due Tuesday, May 24

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Missing Work

Due by Wednesday May 25th at 3:09pm

• The missing work bins will be "closed" after this date/time and no more work will be accepted.

Coming up...

• Tuesday: Seniors Final, Radon Presentations start, Lab notebook finalize

• Wednesday: Missing Work Due, Radon Presentations continue (groups with Seniors), Lab Cleanup, Lab Locker Check-in, Lab notebook finalize

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Final Review

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 20 - Friday

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 9: The Coffee Cup - Master Roaster Competition

  • • • Clean up all of the grinding and brewing equipment

Missing Work

Due by Wednesday May 25th at 3:09pm

• The missing work bins will be "closed" after this date/time and no more work will be accepted.

Radon CAPstone

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Portfolio (Final Report)

  • • • Due Monday, May 23

      • Must be printed AND shared on google drive

• Presentations

  • • • Due Tuesday, May 24

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Coming up...

• Monday: The Coffee Cup Awards Ceremony, Radon Reports Due, Radon Presentation workday, Coffee 11 - The Conclusion

• Tuesday: Seniors Final, Radon Presentations start, Lab notebook finalize

• Wednesday: Radon Presentations continue (groups with Seniors), Lab notebook finalize

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Chemistry Lessons reading

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 19 - Thursday

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

  • • • One group from each pod will roast today. The other will roast tomorrow.

      • When you are not roasting:

        • • • Finish all Chemistry of Coffee Lessons

            • Finish your Radon Project

            • Finish your lab notebook

            • NO NOT play on your phone.

      • Clean up all of the grinding and brewing equipment

Radon CAPstone

• Turn in all equipment today

• If your group collected radon data, please input it into our database: Radon Concentration and Distribution. If you got the data at someone's home, include THEIR name. If you did not get the data at someone's home, for "name" type the name of the business/school/etc.

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Portfolio (Final Report)

  • • • Due May 23

      • Must be printed AND shared on google drive

• Presentations

  • • • Due May 24

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Coming up...

• Friday: Coffee 9 - The Coffee Cup Competition

• Monday: Radon Reports Due, Radon Presentation workday, Coffee 11 - The Conclusion

• Tuesday: Seniors Final, Radon Presentations start, Lab notebook finalize

• Wednesday: Radon Presentations continue (groups with Seniors), Lab notebook finalize

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Chemistry Lessons reading

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 18 - Wednesday

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 8: Master Roaster - Your Own Roast

  • • • One group from each pod will roast today. The other will roast tomorrow.

      • When you are not roasting:

        • • • Finish all Chemistry of Coffee Lessons

            • Finish your Radon Project

            • Finish your lab notebook

            • NO NOT play on your phone.

      • Clean up all of the grinding and brewing equipment

Radon CAPstone

• TURN IN ALL EQUIPMENT TODAY

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Portfolio (Final Report)

  • • • Due May 23

      • Must be printed AND shared on google drive

• Presentations

  • • • Due May 24

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Coming up...

• Wednesday/Thursday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast, Radon work

• Friday: Coffee 9 - The Coffee Cup Competition

• Monday: Radon Reports Due, Radon Presentation workday

• Tuesday: Seniors Final, Radon Presentations start, Lab notebook finalize

• Wednesday: Radon Presentations continue (groups with Seniors), Lab notebook finalize

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Chemistry Lessons reading

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 17 - Tuesday

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 7: Brewing and Cupping Your First Cup

  • • • Clean up all of the grinding and brewing equipment

Radon CAPstone

NEW DUE DATES!

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Portfolio (Final Report)

  • • • Due May 23

      • Must be printed AND shared on google drive

• Presentations

  • • • Due May 24

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Coming up...

• Wednesday/Thursday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast, Radon work

• Friday: Coffee 9 - The Coffee Cup Competition

• Monday: Radon Reports Due, Radon Presentation workday

• Tuesday: Seniors Final, Radon Presentations start, Lab notebook finalize

• Wednesday: Radon Presentations continue (groups with Seniors), Lab notebook finalize

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Chemistry Lessons reading

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 16 - Monday

The Chemistry of Coffee!

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 6: First Roast

  • • • Clean out your roaster with a dry paper towel.

      • Store your cooled beans in a ziploc with your name in your lab locker.

Radon CAPstone

NEW DUE DATES!

See Radon CAPstone on the Radon Monitoring Project page in the menu for updated information, requirements, and rubrics

• Portfolio (Final Report)

  • • • Due May 23

      • Must be printed AND shared on google drive

• Presentations

  • • • Due May 24

      • No more than 3 minutes. Should be well prepared but does not need to be memorized.

      • Slide show must be shared with bealsc@billingsschools.org prior to class starting on due date.

Coming up...

• Tuesday: Coffee 7 - Cupping

• Wednesday/Thursday: Coffee 8 - Master Roast, Radon work

• Friday: Coffee 9 - The Coffee Cup Competition

• Monday: Radon Reports Due, Radon Presentation workday

• Tuesday: Seniors Final, Radon Presentations start, Lab notebook finalize

• Wednesday: Radon Presentations continue (groups with Seniors), Lab notebook finalize

• Thursday: Lab Notebooks Due, Chemistry Lessons reading

• Friday: Seniors Parade, Chemistry Lessons, Final Review

• Monday: No School

• Tuesday/Wednesday: Final Review

• Thursday/Friday: Finals

May 13 - Friday

Due: 14.1 Properties of Gases

• 14.1 Review Pg 454 #1-8

Due: 14.2 The Gas Laws

• 14.2 Review Pg 463 #17,18,19,22,24,25

The Chemistry of Coffee!

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • You want a low to medium-low flame. All burners are different so you have to get to know your roaster!

    • Keep the beans moving - stirring is not enough, you need to SHAKE! SHAKE! SHAKE!

    • Move quickly - both groups need to use equipment today.

    • Complete the post-lab.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 6: First Roast

  • • PreLab Due Monday

Radon CAPstone

Due May 17th

• Do you have questions? Visit with me while the other group at your lab station is roasting.

Fellow Students Need Your Help

• Keatin Hertz and Cade Wagner - Statistics Project: Please take the survey about color preference: https://forms.gle/AnbWnDawZgiC9wDi8

• Elizabeth Hackler - Statistics Project: Do You Recycle? https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe0vpV8c3ZRfkQfUyEGwdAn-l2CuGxubYFEmpYXharSG0eYKA/viewform?usp=sf_link

May 12 - Thursday

Sorry I won't be in today. I am still coughing like crazy. Hopefully, I can make it back on Friday so we can do the Coffee Lab.

Normally we would intertwine gas laws lectures with the chemistry of coffee as we brew with our siphon brewers. I guess we will just have to split things up and do some learning without me.

Assignment #1: 14.1 Properties of Gases

Due Tomorrow (The following page numbers may not be correct as I am using the online book to set this up, if they are different, use the chapter and section as your guide)

• Ch 14.1 Properties of Gases - Read/Notes Ch 14.1 Pg 450-454 (this goes in your notes, it will not be handed in)

• 14.1 Review Pg 454 #1-8 (This goes on a piece of paper to be turned in tomorrow)

Assignment #2: 14.2 The Gas Laws

• Ch 14.2 The Gas Laws - Read/Notes Ch 14.2 Pg 455-463 (this goes in your notes, it will not be handed in)

• 14.2 Review Pg 463 #17,18,19,22,24,25 (This goes on the same piece of paper as 14.1 to be turned in tomorrow)

May 11 - Wednesday

I hope to be back tomorrow. If so, we will be doing the Coffee Lesson 4 lab. If not, there will be a lesson/lecture on Gas Laws. I will try to keep you updated.

The Chemistry of Coffee!

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • Due Thursday - this must be completed when you arrive Thursday so you can roast.

    • Complete the pre-lab. We will be using "gas burners" so include the instructions for them.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 5: Chemicals in Coffee

  • • Due Thursday

Radon CAPstone

Due May 17th

• Use today as a workday.

• You should be starting to analyze your data even if you don't quite have it all collected.

• You should be performing your outreach component this week or you won't have time to complete it

May 10 - Tuesday

I tested positive for COVID so I won't be back at school until Thursday (if all goes well).

The Chemistry of Coffee!

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 4: Roasting Stages Lab

  • • Due Thursday - this must be completed when you arrive Thursday so you can roast.

    • Complete the pre-lab. We will be using "gas burners" so include the instructions for them.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 5: Chemicals in Coffee

  • • Due Thursday

Radon CAPstone

Due May 17th

• Use today as a workday.

• You should be starting to analyze your data even if you don't quite have it all collected.

• You should be performing your outreach component this week or you won't have time to complete it

May 9 - Monday

I am at home feeling sick. Hopefully, I will be back tomorrow.

Radon CAPstone

Due May 17th - only 8 days until the due date!

• Use today as a workday.

• You should be starting to analyze your data even if you don't quite have it all collected.

• You should be performing your outreach component this week or you won't have time to complete it!

The Chemistry of Coffee!

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• Nobody is allowed to work on labs today without me present so please stay out of the lab area.

• Complete any/all work for past Coffee lessons that you have not yet completed (do not copy - complete it on your own so that you are learning and well prepared for the Final)

Coming up...

Tuesday - Coffee Lesson 4 Roasting Stages Lab, Finish all Coffee assignments up to this point.

Wednesday - Coffee Lesson 5 and Prelab for Lesson 6, CAPstone workday, progress check, gas laws

Thursday: Coffee L6 Roasting

Friday: Coffee L7 Cupping

May 6 - Friday

No School!

Coming up...

Friday: No School!

Monday - Coffee Lesson 4 Roasting Stages Lab

Tuesday - CAPstone Work Day, Finish all Coffee assignments up to this point.

Wednesday - Coffee Lesson 5 and Prelab for Lesson 6, CAPstone workday, progress check, gas laws

Thursday: Coffee L6 Roasting

Friday: Coffee L7 Cupping

May 5 - Thursday

The Chemistry of Coffee!

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 3: pH of Solutions Lab

• Write your name on a styrofoam cup. You only get 1 cup for the rest of this unit so rinse it after each use and keep it in your lab locker.

Coming up...

Friday: No School!

Monday - Coffee Lesson 4 Roasting Stages Lab

Tuesday - CAPstone Work Day, Finish all Coffee assignments up to this point.

Wednesday - Coffee Lesson 5 and Prelab for Lesson 6, CAPstone workday, progress check, gas laws

Thursday: Coffee L6 Roasting

Friday: Coffee L7 Cupping

May 4 - Wednesday

Radon Progress Check

• Complete the Radon Progress Checkup form (this IS graded)

The Chemistry of Coffee!

All lessons, data, and experiments need to be included in your Lab Notebook.

• The Chemistry of Coffee - Lesson 2: Introduction to pH

Coming up...

Thursday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH Lab

Friday: No School!

Monday - Coffee Lesson 4 Roasting Stages Lab

Tuesday - CAPstone Work Day, Finish all Coffee assignments up to this point.

Wednesday - Coffee Lesson 5 and Prelab for Lesson 6, CAPstone workday, progress check, gas laws

Thursday: Coffee L6 Roasting

Friday: Coffee L7 Cupping

May 3 - Tuesday

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 to this unit)

• The Chemistry of Coffee: Lesson 1 - Video Questions

Coming up...

Wednesday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH and Acid/Base, CAPstone Progress Check

Thursday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH Lab

Friday: No School!

Monday - Coffee Lesson 4 Roasting Stages Lab

Tuesday - CAPstone Work Day

Wednesday - Coffee Lesson 5 and Prelab for Lesson 6, CAPstone work day, progress check, gas laws

Thursday: Coffee L6 Roasting

Friday: Coffee L7 Cupping

May 2 - Monday

Due: Stoichiometry Test Review

Due Today

Stoichiometry Test

• Need: Periodic Table, Calculator, Pencil, Piece of paper, 3"x5" notecard

• One person per table

• All electronic devices must be shut off/silenced and in your backpack. Any e-device use = 0

• When finished, turn it in on the front table. You may use a Chromebook but no personal e-devices.

  • • Work on your CAPstone.

    • Work on Post-Labs and Conclusions

• Please be silent until all tests are turned in.

Coming up...

Tuesday: The Chemistry of Coffee Intro Video

Wednesday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH and Acid/Base

Thursday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH Lab

Friday: No School!

April 29 - Friday

Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

How thoughtful of you to help me celebrate my Birthday with S'Mores ;)

All of Part 1 must be complete. You may complete all of Part 2 while you do the lab

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Stoichiometry Test Review

Due Monday. The Test is Monday!

Show all of your work. No work = no credit. Circle your final answers and use appropriate units

You may use a 3x5 notecard on the test tomorrow. Fill it out as you do the review.

• Ch 12 Assessment Pg 411-417

  • • • #50abc, 51, 53abc, 54, 60ab, 64, 67abc, 69, 72abcd

• Ch 12 Standardized Test Prep Pg 417

  • • • #1-10

Coming up...

Monday: Test - Stoichiometry

Tuesday: The Chemistry of Coffee Intro Video

Wednesday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH and Acid/Base

Thursday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH Lab

Friday: No School!

April 28 - Thursday

Grade: Stoichiometry Quiz

• Absent yesterday? Go to the hall to take the quiz.

• 60 Points possible -put a percent at the top of their paper.

Pre-Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Due Tomorrow - Put this in your lab notebook. No S'More making if it is not completed.

Complete all of Part 1 by Friday. You may complete all of Part 2 on Friday when you do the lab

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Stoichiometry Test Review

Due Monday. The Test is Monday!

Show all of your work. No work = no credit. Circle your final answers and use appropriate units

You may use a 3x5 notecard on the test tomorrow. Fill it out as you do the review.

• Ch 12 Assessment Pg 411-417

  • • • #50abc, 51, 53abc, 54, 60ab, 64, 67abc, 69, 72abcd

• Ch 12 Standardized Test Prep Pg 417

  • • • #1-10

Coming up...

Friday: Stoichiometry of S'Mores, Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Test - Stoichiometry

Tuesday: The Chemistry of Coffee Intro Video

Wednesday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH and Acid/Base

Thursday: The Chemistry of Coffee - pH Lab

Friday: No School!

April 27 - Wednesday

Radon Monitoring Project

Due May 17th - only 3(ish) weeks until the due date!

Due: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems

Grade in class

• Stoichiometry Practice #4: Limiting/Excess, Percent Yield

Radon Progress Check

• Complete the Radon Progress Checkup form (this IS graded)

Quiz: Stoichiometry

• Quiz includes everything except: Limiting/Excess and Percent Yield

• Rules:

  • • • No talking

      • No electronic devices except a calculator

      • Show all of your work

Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Due Friday - Put this in your lab notebook.

• Lab: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Coming up...

Thursday: Stoichiometry Practice

Friday: Stoichiometry of S'Mores, Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Test - Stoichiometry

Tuesday: The Chemistry of Coffee

Wednesday: Radon CAPstone

April 26 - Tuesday

• ACT/Pre-ACT Testing

April 25 - Monday

Due: Percent Yield Practice Problems

• Pg 408 #32, 33**(ask for clarification)

Lecture: Stoichiometry - Limiting/Excess Reactant

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Today's topic: Stoichiometry Limiting and Excess Reactants

• Absent today? Watch the following video lecture and take notes:

  • • • Stoichiometry 6: Limiting Reactant and Excess Reactant

Assignment: Limiting and Excess Practice Problems

Due Wednesday

• Stoichiometry Practice #4: Limiting/Excess, Percent Yield

Coming up...

Tuesday: ACT

Wednesday: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Thursday: Limiting and Excess Continued

April 22 - Friday

Vote for Student Body Officers

• 9, 10, 11th grades only

• bit.ly/studentbody22bsh

Due: Stoichiometry Practice Problems

Grade in class

• Pg 391 #11b, 12ab

• Pg 393 #13, 14

• Pg 395 #15, 16

• Pg 396 #17, 18

• Pg 398 #19

Lecture: Stoichiometry - Percent Yield, Limiting/Excess

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Todays topic: Percent Yield

• Absent Today?

  • • • Read/Notes: Percent Yield pg 404-406

Assignment: Percent Yield Practice Problems

Due Monday

• Pg 408 #32, 33**(ask for clarification)

Radon CAPstone

Radon CAPstone - (Community Action Project)

• Work with your group on your Outreach Component

Coming up...

Monday: Lecture Continued

Tuesday: ACT

Wednesday: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Thursday: Limiting and Excess Continued

April 21 - Thursday

Due: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3

Grade in class

• Stoichiometry Practice #3: Mass to Mass

Radon CAPstone

Radon CAPstone - (Community Action Project)

• Portfolio Due Date: May 17

• Presentation Due Date: May 23-24

• Touch base with your group and come up with a clear plan and calendar for:

  • • • Science Component - when will you have enough data to start analyzing the data

      • Outreach Component - Should you be making/creating something for this? If so, what is your timeline? Are you doing outreach (speaking, informing, etc)? If so, what is your timeline?

Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems

Due Tomorrow

Show all work: no work = no credit

• Pg 391 #11b, 12ab

• Pg 393 #13, 14

• Pg 395 #15, 16

• Pg 396 #17, 18

• Pg 398 #19

Coming up...

Friday: Percent Yield or Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry

Monday: Lecture Continued

Tuesday: ACT

Wednesday: Stoichiometry of S'Mores

Thursday: Limiting and Excess Continued

April 20 - Wednesday

Due: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #1, #2

Grade in class

• Stoichiometry Practice #1: Mole to Mole

• Stoichiometry Practice #2: Mole to Mass

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Mass to Mass

• Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:

  • • • Stoichiometry 5: Mass to Mass Stoichiometry (Grams to Grams)

Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #3

Due Tomorrow

• Stoichiometry Practice #3: Mass to Mass

Coming up...

Thursday: Stoichiometry Practice Continued, CAP Work

Friday: Percent Yield or Limiting and Excess Reactant Stoichiometry

April 19 - Tuesday

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Mole to Mass, Mass to Mass

• Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:

  • • • Stoichiometry 4: Mole to Mass Stoichiometry (Mole to Grams)

Assignment: Stoichiometry Practice Problems #1, #2

Due Tomorrow

• Stoichiometry Practice #1: Mole to Mole

• Stoichiometry Practice #2: Mole to Mass

Coming up...

Wednesday: CAP Progress Report, Stoich lecture continued

April 18 - Monday

Radon Monitoring Project

Radon CAPstone - (Community Action Project)

1. • You would be working on this project outside of class time.

   • The first checkup is Wednesday, you must provide information about your progress in the last 7 days.

Stoichiometry Lecture

Stoichiometry Lecture Slides

• Introduction, Mole to Mole Stoichiometry

• Absent Today? Watch the following lecture videos and take good notes:

  • • • Stoichiometry 1: Introduction to Stoichiometry

      • Stoichiometry 2: Five Simple Steps of Stoichiometry

      • Stoichiometry 3: Mole to Mole Stoichiometry

Coming up...

Tuesday: Stoichiometry Lecture, Assignment practice Problems

Wednesday: CAP Progress Report, Stoich lecture continued

April 14/15 - Thursday/Friday

1. • No School! Enjoy your long weekend!

April 13 - Wednesday

Radon Monitoring Project

Radon CAPstone - (Community Action Project)

1. • Tasks to be completed today:

     • 1. Equipment Checkout: Radon CAPstone Equipment Checkout Form.

          1. • You are responsible for any/all equipment that you check out. If you are placing a Radon Detector somewhere to collect data, you must have a plan in place to ensure it does not get damaged, stolen, or unplugged.

             • All of the following must be in place today (or prepared for/written) before you can check out the equipment.

               1. 1. 1. Where will you place it? (ex. In a locked closet? In the nurse's office? etc)

                     2. You must leave a note attached (or next to) the radon detector explaining who it belongs to, why it is here, and who to contact if there are any questions/issues, clarify that it must remain plugged in, etc.

                     3. Radon detectors must be placed about 1 foot (or more) off the ground, a foot or more away from electrical devices, and (ideally) a foot away from any walls.

       2. Signatures: Science Component and Outreach Component by the end of the day today.

       3. Start the Science and Outreach projects TODAY! The first check-up will be Wednesday of next week -you must provide evidence of what you've accomplished in the last 7 days and what you will accomplish in the next 7 day

Coming up...

Wednesday: Radon CAPstone

Thursday/Friday: No School

Monday: Introduction to Stoichiometry

Tuesday: Stoichiometry Lecture

Wednesday: CAP Progress Report

April 12 - Tuesday

ACT Test

ACT Test was postponed - school canceled for Snow Day

April 11 - Monday

Radon Monitoring Project

Continue working on Part 3 "Radon CAPstone"

1. • Tentative Due Date May 17th.

   • Do not waste time. You have only today and Wednesday in-class to work on the Science Component and Outreach Component Brainstorms.

   • Do not play on your phones. Do not pack up 10 minutes early. There is plenty to get done. If you don't use your in-class time, I won't make any more in-class time.

   • You WILL have to work on this outside of class time.

   • Starting next week, you will be submitting weekly progress reports. This will show that you are actively working toward the completion of this project.

   • Project scores? I have not been able to tally up all the points yet but this project will likely be ~200 points today - this is 2 test grades!!

   • Tasks to be completed:

     • 1. Fill out the following form today in class: Radon CAPstone Equipment Checkout Form. This will help us determine the equipment we will need for each group.

       2. You must get signatures for the Science Component and Outreach Component by the end of the day Wednesday.

       3. You must start the Science Component this week (data collection, analysis, etc).

Radon CAPstone - (Community Action Project)

Coming up...

Tuesday: ACT Exam

Wednesday: Stoichiometry, Radon CAPstone

Thursday/Friday: No School

Monday:

Tuesday

Wednesday: CAP Progress Report

April 8 - Friday

Radon Monitoring Project

Continue working on Part 3 "Radon CAPstone"

1. • Do not waste time. You have only today and Wednesday in-class to work on the Science Component and Outreach Component Brainstorms.

   • Do not play on your phones. Do not pack up 10 minutes early. There is plenty to get done. If you don't use your in-class time, I won't make any more in-class time.

   • You WILL have to work on this outside of class time.

   • Tentative Due Date May 17th.

   • Starting next week, you will be submitting weekly progress reports. This will show that you are actively working toward completion of this project.

   • Project score? I have not been able to tally up all the points yet but this project will likely be ~200 points today

   • You must start the Science Component this week.

Radon CAPstone - (Community Action Project)

Coming up...

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: ACT Exam

Wednesday: Stoichiometry, Radon CAPstone

Thursday/Friday: No School

Monday:

Tuesday

Wednesday: CAP Progress Report

April 7 - Thursday

Radon Monitoring Project

Voicemail from Billings Resident about our Radon Monitoring Project

Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute.

2. Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration

   • Due Thursday, April 7

3. Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration

   • Due Thursday, April 7

4. Radon CAPstone - (Community Action Project)

   • You and your lab partner will be teaming up with another group. You will work together on the Radon CAPstone. Why? Because the expectation is that your CAPstone will be amazing! Your efforts will require 4 people who are motivated, hard-working, creative, and thorough. The goal of this CAPstone is to "Change the World"!

   • If your team is unproductive, distracting, or has any "issues", I will dissolve your team and you will be required to finish the project on your own - you will have to work alone.

     • 2. 1. One person in your group fill out the Radon CAPstone 2022 Teams form

          2. In Google Drive, create a new folder. Title it: "P? Radon CAPstone YourLastName PartnerLastName PartnerLastName PartnerLastName"

          3. Share it with each of your team members

          4. Share with bealsc@billingsschools.org "Can Edit"

          5. Add all of the CAPstone documents, data, evidence, Portfolio, etc to this folder.

Coming up...

Thursday: Community Action Project Introduction

Friday: Radon CAPstone

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: ACT Exam

Wednesday: Stoichiometry, Radon CAPstone

Thursday/Friday: No School

April 6 - Wednesday

Radon Monitoring Project

Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute.

5. Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration

   • Due Thursday, April 7

6. Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration

   • Due Thursday, April 7

7. Radon Community Action Project - Coming tomorrow...

Coming up...

Tuesday: Radon Mapping Continued

Wednesday: Radon Community Action Project Introduction

Thursday: Community Action Project Introduction

Friday: Radon CAPstone

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: ACT Exam

Wednesday: Radon CAPstone

April 5 - Tuesday

Check-in / Recap Last Week:

• Wednesday: ACT Prep

• Thursday: Video

• Friday: Radon Monitoring Project

Radon Monitoring Project

Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute. Work on #1 today.

8. Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration

   • Due Thursday, April 7

9. Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration

   • Due Thursday, April 7

10. Radon Community Action Project - Coming soon...

Coming up...

Tuesday: Radon Mapping Continued

Wednesday: Radon Community Action Project Introduction

Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture

Friday: Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: ACT Exam

Wednesday: Radon CAP

April 4 - Monday

No School - PIR Day

April 1 - Friday

Radon Monitoring Project

Work with your lab partner (groups of 2 only - unless you have prior approval from me to have 3 people in your group). All partners must collaborate and contribute. Work on #1 today.

11. Mapping Radon Distribution and Concentration

12. Map Analysis of Radon Distribution and Concentration

13. Press Release Report

    • • 1. We will continue working on this on Monday

        2. Due Date? TBD

Coming up...

Monday: No School

Tuesday: Radon Mapping Continued

Wednesday: Radon Community Action Project Introduction

Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture

Friday: Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: Radon

Wednesday: Radon CAP

March 31 - Thursday

Video: Beyond the Elements: Indestructible

• Video Online: Beyond the Elements: Life

• Assignment: You did so well writing questions last time, we will try it again this time!

  • • • Write 15 good questions relating to chemistry topics covered in the video.

      • Questions must span the entire length of the video (do not write 15 questions for the first 15 minutes, that does not show me that you learned throughout the whole video)

      • Include the correct answers

Coming up...

Friday: Radon Mapping Project (Continued on Tuesday)

Monday: No School

Tuesday: Radon Mapping Continued

Wednesday: Radon Community Action Project Introduction

Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture

Friday: Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: Radon

Wednesday: Radon CAP

March 30 - Wednesday

ACT Prep Basics - ACT and PreACT TEST is Tuesday, April 12

• • 1. ACT science test does not test science knowledge, it tests your skills at

       • • Interpreting data on graphs

         • Scientific Method and Principles of Science

         • How scientific theories disagree with each other

    2. Format

       • • 7 Passages

         • 40 Questions

         • 35 Minutes

    3. ACT Full Practice Test - Today

       • • Open another tab and set a timer for 35 minutes

         • Click to open the full science ACT Test from CrackACC

         • Start your timer and begin.

         • When finished, look over all of your answers! Use this feedback to analyze what you are doing well and what sort of things you need to focus on to be prepared for the actual ACT.

    4. Studying for the Science ACT (on your own time)

       • • Want to crush the science ACT? What a little more practice?

           • • • The following link has practice test of all types: https://www.crackacc.com/act/science/

Assignment: Stoichiometry Introduction

Due Tomorrow (you won't be handing your notes in, you will be adding to them when I return)

• Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389

Coming up...

Wednesday: ACT Prep Science Full Test (see mar22 21) - 35 minutes, Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389

Thursday: Video

Friday: Radon Mapping Project (Continued on Tuesday)

Monday: No School

Tuesday: Radon Mapping Continued

Wednesday: Radon Community Action Project Introduction

Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture

Friday: Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: Radon

Wednesday: Radon CAP

March 29 - Tuesday

Due: Chapter Review - Mole

• Pg 338 #52abc,53, 54c, 57abc, 60ad, 62cf, 63a, 66, 67cd, 68, 72, 73ab, 74cd, 76, 79a, 80abcd, 85

Test: The Mole

• Turn off all electric devices and store them in your backpack. No use of e-devices allowed today.

• One person per table

• No talking

• You may use: periodic table, calculator, pencil, piece of paper

• Turn in everything on the front table when finished and start the Stoichiometry reading below.

Assignment: Stoichiometry Introduction

Due Thursday

• Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389

Coming up...

Wednesday: ACT Prep Science Full Test (see mar22 21) - 35 minutes, Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389

Thursday: Video

Friday: Radon Mapping Project (Continued on Tuesday)

Monday: No School

Tuesday: Radon Mapping Continued

Wednesday: Radon Community Action Project Introduction

Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture

Friday: Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: Radon

Wednesday: Radon CAP

March 28 - Monday

Grade the Quiz from Friday

• 5 questions, 10 points each.

• Must show work for credit. No work, no credit.

• Must have units their answer. No units = -1 points. Notice - on the test, no units = no credit!!!

• Put a percentage score at the top of their paper.

• Turn in our quiz.

Chapter Review - Mole

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 338 #52abc,53, 54c, 57abc, 60ad, 62cf, 63a, 66, 67cd, 68, 72, 73ab, 74cd, 76, 79a, 80abcd, 85

Study for Mole Test

• Mole test is tomorrow.

Coming up...

Tuesday: Mole Test

Wednesday: ACT Prep Science Full Test (see mar22 21) - 35 minutes, Read/Notes Stoichiometry 12.1 pg 384-389

Thursday: Video

Friday: Radon Mapping Project (Continued on Tuesday)

Monday: No School

Tuesday: Radon Mapping Continued

Wednesday: Radon Community Action Project Introduction

Thursday: Stoichiometry Lecture

Friday: Stoichiometry Practice

Monday: Radon CAP Continued

Tuesday: Radon

Wednesday: Radon CAP

March 25 - Friday

Quiz - Retaking the quiz from Tuesday

• Must show all of your work

• No talking, One person per table, No electronic devices

• May use your periodic table and a calculator.

Chapter Review - Mole

Due Tuesday

• Pg 338 #52abc,53, 54c, 57abc, 60ad, 62cf, 63a, 66, 67cd, 68, 72, 73ab, 74cd, 76, 79a, 80abcd, 85

Coming up...

Monday: Continue Mole Practice Problems and Chapter Review, Study for test.

Tuesday: Mole Test

March 24 - Thursday

Student Feedback Survey

• The school is asking for your feedback.

• Use your chromebook or phone to take the following student feedback survey.

  • • • bit.ly/bshSTUD22

Voting for Prom King and Queen

• bit.ly/BroncProm22

Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony

• 1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science

• 2nd/3rd Wall of Fame

Mole Quiz - from yesterday

• It is evident that we need more instruction and more practice. We will repeat this quiz tomorrow!

Lecture: Mole Conversions

• Review: Converting Mass to Atoms and Atoms to Mass

• Converting Moles of a compound to Mass

• Converting Mass of a compound to Atoms and Ions

  • Absent Today? Watch the following lectures and take notes

    • • • The Mole 5: Converting Moles of Compound to Mass

        • The Mole 6: Converting Mass of Compounds to Atoms and Ions

Coming up...

Friday: Quiz Retake, Mole Practice Problems and Chapter Review

Monday: Continue Mole Practice Problems and Chapter Review

Tuesday: Mole Test

March 23 - Wednesday

Due: Lab Notebooks

• Place them in the green bin

ACT Prep

• Science

• Remember - you do not need to know anything about science to ace the science ACT! Read the graphs carefully!

• 14 Minutes: Take the Crack ACT practice test.

• Be sure to analyze your correct and incorrect answers

Mole Quiz

• Quick Quiz - 4 questions

• We will grade in this class.

Rocket Lab - Award Ceremony

• 1st Place: Medals in Rocket Science

• 2nd/3rd Wall of Fame

Coming up...

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

Friday: Mole Test

March 22 - Tuesday

Due: Mole-Volume Relationships

• You should have already read these pages and taken notes. The reading was assigned two weeks ago.

• Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab

• Pg 322 #22, 23

Due: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas

• You may put this on the same paper as the assignment above

• Pg 326 #34

• Pg 327 #35a

• Pg 327 #36a

• Pg 329 #37b, 38b

• Pg 331 #39a, 40

Lab Notebooks

Due Tomorrow

Rocket Lab - Launch Day

Official Launch Day! Winners earn Medals and a spot on the Wall of Fame!

• Rules

  • • • We will have 15 minutes to set up.

      • Then I will start a 25-minute timer. Your team can launch as many times as you can in 20 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...

Wednesday: ACT Prep, Practice Problems

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

Friday: Mole Test

March 21 - Monday

I am gone today for Post-Operation appointments. Be kind to the guest teacher.

Lab: Rocket Lab - Tomorrow

Tomorrow is Official Launch Day! Winners earn Medals and a spot on the Wall of Fame!

Read/Notes: Empirical and Molecular Formulas

Due Tomorrow

• Read and take notes

  • • • Empirical Formulas Pg 330-332

      • Molecular Formulas Pg 332-333

Assignment#1: Mole-Volume Relationships

Due Tomorrow

• You should have already read these pages and taken notes. The reading was assigned two weeks ago.

• Pg 321 #20ab, 21ab

• Pg 322 #22, 23

Assignment: Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas

Due Tomorrow

• You may put this on the same paper as the assignment above

• Pg 326 #34

• Pg 327 #35a

• Pg 327 #36a

• Pg 329 #37b, 38b

• Pg 331 #39a, 40

Coming up...

Tuesday: Collect Lab Notebooks (again), Lecture 5,6, Practice Problems from Mass/Volume and yesterday's Lecture

Wednesday: Practice Problems

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

Friday: Mole Test

SPRING BREAK - March 12-20

March 11 - Friday

Lab: Rocket Lab

Day 2 of 3

• Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios

  • • Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.

    • Do not need to measure the Manganese Dioxide, use a pea-sized amount.

      • • If oxygen production slows, add more hydrogen peroxide.

    • Do not need to measure the Zinc, use one chunk.

      • • If hydrogen production slows, add another chunk of zinc

    • **Use granular zinc instead of zinc chunks - need about 2 pea sized scoops in your test tube

    • 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

• **I will be gone on Monday March 21 (the day after spring break) so we will do the Launching Competition on Tuesday March 22**

Coming up...

Spring break...all week

Monday: Lecture: *Converting Moles of Compounds to mass, Prac Probs

Tuesday: Practice Problems from Mass/Volume and yesterday's Lecture

Wednesday: Read/Notes: 10.3 Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas, Practice Problems

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

March 10 - Thursday

Lab: Rocket Lab

Day 1 of 3

• Rocket Lab - Experimenting with Mole Ratios

  • • Only need 2 test tubes, not 4.

    • Do not need to measure the Manganese Dioxide, use a pea-sized amount.

      • • If oxygen production slows, add more hydrogen peroxide.

    • Do not need to measure the Zinc, use one chunk.

      • • If hydrogen production slows, add another chunk of zinc

    • The zinc has oxidized (oxygen attacked the zinc on the surface to make Zinc Oxide). You will need to cut up your pice of zinc into little pieces to expose the zinc below the oxidized layer.

    • 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...

Friday: Rocket Lab Continued

Spring break...all week

Monday: Lecture: *Converting Moles of Compounds to mass, Prac Probs

Tuesday: Practice Problems from Mass/Volume and yesterday's Lecture

Wednesday: Read/Notes: 10.3 Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas, Practice Problems

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

March 9 - Wednesday

ACT Prep

• ACT Reading Passage #13

  • • 8 Minutes

• Be sure to analyze your correct and incorrect answers

Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab

Due Tomorrow

• 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...

Thursday: Rocket Lab

Friday: Rocket Lab Continued

Spring break...all week

Monday: Lecture: *Converting Moles of Compounds to mass, Prac Probs

Tuesday: Practice Problems from Mass/Volume and yesterday's Lecture

Wednesday: Read/Notes: 10.3 Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas, Practice Problems

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

March 8 - Tuesday

Video: Beyond the Elements: Indestructible

• Video Online: Beyond the Elements: Indestructible

• Assignment: This time you get to write your own questions instead of answering mine.

  • • • Write 15 good questions relating to chemistry topics covered in the video.

      • Questions must span the entire length of the video (do not write 15 questions for the first 15 minutes, that does not show me that you learned throughout the whole video)

      • Include the correct answers

Prom Royalty Nominations

Today is the day to nominate ONE 12th grade boy and ONE 12th grade girl for Prom King and Prom Queen.

No one that was a finalist for Homecoming King or Queen is eligible for Prom King or Prom Queen.

Remember that:

• Bit.lys are case sensitive.

• You MUST use your school email address to nominate someone for Prom King or Prom Queen.

• ONLY 12th grade students are eligible to be nominated!

Go To: bit.ly/BSHPromNom22

Coming up...

Wednesday: Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab

Thursday: Rocket Lab

Friday: Rocket Lab Continued

Spring break...all week

Monday: Lecture: Converting Moles of Compounds to mass, Prac Probs

Tuesday: Practice Problems from Mass/Volume and yesterday's Lecture

Wednesday: Read/Notes: 10.3 Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas, Practice Problems

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

March 7 - Monday

Recap Last Week:

• Questions? Because I was absent, I want to give everyone a chance to ask questions about Moles

• What parts of "Moles" are you struggling with?

Due: Lab Notebooks

• Turn in them into the bin upfront. You will get them back to do the upcoming pre-lab and lab.

• Post-Lab - only need #1-5

Due: Molar Mass Practice

• Pg 315 #7,8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

Due: Mole Converting Mass to Moles Practice

• Pg 318 #16,17,18,19

Mole Review:

• Mole Review - Math Practice

Read/Notes: Mole/Volume Relationship

Due Tomorrow

• Read and take notes The Mole/Volume Relationship Pg 320-323

Coming up...

Monday: Lab Notebooks - turn in, Moles - Quick Review and Questions, Read/Notes: Mole-Volume Relationship Pg 320-323

Tuesday: Pre-Lab, Practice Problems from Mole/Volume

Wed: Finish Lectures / Pre-Lab: Rocket Lab

Thursday: Rocket Lab

Friday: Rocket Lab Continued

Spring break...all week

Monday: Lecture: Converting Moles of Compounds to mass, Prac Probs

Tuesday: Read/Notes: 10.3 Percent Composition and Chemical Formulas

Wednesday: Practice Probs.

Thursday: Chapter Review - The Mole

March 4 - Friday

Assignment #1: Molar Mass

Due Monday

• Pg 315 #7,8, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

Mole Video Lecture #4

Due Monday

• The Mole 4 - Converting Mass to Atoms and Particles

• Take good notes.

Assignment #2: Mole Converting Mass to Moles

Due Monday

• Put this on a separate piece of paper from Assignment #1 above

• Pg 318 #16,17,18,19

Coming up...

Monday: Lab Notebooks - turn in, Moles - Quick Review and Questions, Read/Notes: Mole-Volume Relationship Pg 320-323

Tuesday: Pre-Lab?, Lecture: Converting Moles of Compounds to mass

Wed: Finish Lectures / Pre-Lab

Thursday: Rocket Lab

Friday: Rocket Lab Continued

Spring break...all week

Monday: Mole Review and quiz prep

Tuesday: Quiz - Mole

March 3 - Thursday

Mole Video Lecture #2

Due Tomorrow

• The Mole 2 - Converting Moles to Atoms and Particles

• Take good notes.

• Practice problems for this material are assigned below

Mole Video Lecture #3

Due tomorrow

• The Mole 3 - Molar Mass

• Take Good Notes

• **Practice problems for this material will be assigned tomorrow

Assignment: Mole Conversions to Atoms

Due Tomorrow

• Pg 309 #4

• Pg 311 #5,6

Coming up...

Friday: Moles

March 2 - Wednesday

Post-Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Complete all of the post-lab analysis and calculations

Mole Video Lecture #1

Due Tomorrow

• The Mole 1 - Introduction to the Mole

• Take good notes.

Coming up...

Thursday: Moles

March 1 - Tuesday

**I will be out of school Wed-Fri**

• The lesson plans for each day can be found in sequence below.

• Please be kind to the guest teacher.

• Please stay on task.

Due: Introduction to the Mole

• • • Pg 307 #1,2

    • Pg 309 #3

Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Use room temperature water for each trial - do not reuse the hot water

    • Get the mass of the snack food by itself AND then the mass of the watch glass and cork/pin and snack food together before and after burning. Sometimes ash or oil will fall off during burning and you need to know the mass of everything that remains after burning.

    • Do not let the cork or rubber stopper burn.

    • Cut the cheesy poof in half

    • Do not stab yourself with the needle

    • Clean the can with water and a paper towel when you are done.

    • When finished complete the "Post-Lab Calculations and Analysis"

      • • • Food Label: Cheeto's Cheese Puff

          • Food Label: Chili Cheese Fritos

          • Food Label: Peanut

Lab Notebooks

• Turn them back in on Monday.

Coming up...

Wednesday: Finish Post-Lab, Moles Lecture

February 28 - Monday

Lab Notebooks

Due Today

• Turn them into the bin after you finish today's pre-lab

Assignment #1 - PreLab: Calories in Snack Foods

Due at the end of the hour - turn in your lab notebook before you leave today!

• Lab: Calories in Snack Foods

  • • Note: For the procedure, you only need to summarize "Alternative Procedure". We will be making/using the "Soda-Can Calorimeter" for this lab.

    • All parts of the pre-lab must be completed today.

Assignment #2 - Introduction to the Mole

Due Tomorrow

• Read/Notes Ch 10 pg 306-308

• Practice Problems

  • • Pg 307 #1,2

    • Pg 309 #3

Coming up...

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Pre-Lab: Calorimetry, Prep Radon

Tuesday: Lab?, Intro to Moles

February 25 - Friday

Lab Notebooks

Due Monday

• Milk Lab, Ionic vs Covalent Lab, Valentine's Lab, Chemical Reactions Lab.

Due: Test Review: Chemical Reactions

• • • • • Ch 11 Assessment pg 375-381 (25 questions)

Test: Chemical Reactions

• • • • • You may use a 3" x 5" notecard and your periodic table

Coming up...

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Pre-Lab: Calorimetry, Prep Radon

Tuesday: Lab?, Intro to Moles

February 24 - Thursday

Lab Notebooks

Due Monday

• I moved the due date to Monday so you can spend tonight preparing for the exam and not worrying about the lab notebook.

• Milk Lab, Ionic vs Covalent Lab, Valentine's Lab, Chemical Reactions Lab.

Test Review: Chemical Reactions

Due Tomorrow

• • • • • Ch 11 Assessment pg 375-381 (25 questions)

          • • #37cd,38ab,39b,40b,41a,42a,48ab,49ab,50ab,51ab,52ab,54b,55ab

            • Standardized Test Prep pg 381 #7,8,9,10

Test: Chemical Reactions

Tomorrow

• • • • • You may use a 3" x 5" notecard and your periodic table

Coming up...

Friday: Test - Chemical Reactions, Lab Notebooks

Monday: Lab Notebooks Due, Pre-Lab: Calorimetry, Prep Radon

February 23 - Wednesday

Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

• Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

• Continued from yesterday

Lab Notebooks

Due Friday

• Milk Lab, Ionic vs Covalent Lab, Valentine's Lab, Chemical Reactions Lab.

Coming up...

Thursday: Ch. Review, Test Prep.

Friday: Test - Chemical Reactions, Lab Notebooks Due

February 22 - Tuesday

Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

• Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

• All 8 pre-labs must be complete

Coming up...

Wednesday: Lab continued

February 21 - Monday

No School! President's Day!

February 18 - Friday

Quiz: Chemical Reactions - Classifying, Skeleton, Balanced Chemical Equations

Rules

• • • • • All phones and electronic devices must be silenced and in your backpack

        • One person per table

        • No talking

        • Write your answers on your own paper.

          • • • You may use: Periodic Table. (Activity Series is provided for you on the quiz handout)

Pre-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

Due Monday

• Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

• There ar 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. Make time to complete them all.

• All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before class starts on Tuesday or you will receive a 0 for no participation.

Post-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs

• Valentine's Day Lab

  • Finish the Post-Lab and Conclusion on your own time.

Coming up...

Monday: no school!

Tuesday: Lab - Chemical Reactions Stations

Wednesday: Lab continued

February 17 - Thursday

ACT Prep

• Remember - you do not need to know anything about science to ace the science ACT! Read the graphs carefully!

• 10 Minutes: Take the Crack ACT practice test.

• Be sure to analyze your correct and incorrect answers

Assignment: Classifying Chemical Reactions

Due Friday (this is preparation for the Balancing/Classifying Quiz on Friday)

• Pg 359 #12,13,14

• Pg 361 #15abcd

• Pg 363 #16abc, 17abcd

• Pg 365 #19ab

• Pg 367 #20, 21all, 22all, 23all

Pre-Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

Due Monday

• Lab: Chemical Reactions Stations

• There ar 8 stations - so that means 8 mini-prelabs. Make time to complete them all.

• All stations must be on their own page. All pre-lab sections for each station MUST be complete before class starts on Tuesday or you will receive a 0 for no participation.

Coming up...

Friday: Quiz, Pre-Lab Continued, Post Lab - Valentines Day Lab

Monday: no school!

Tuesday: Lab - Chemical Reactions Stations

Wednesday: Lab continued

February 16 - Wednesday

Lecture: Classifying Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions - Lecture Slides

• Combustion Reactions starts on slide ~67

Absent today? Lecture Videos below

• Chemical Reactions 4: Types of Reactions

Assignment: Classifying Chemical Reactions

Due Friday (this is preparation for the Balancing/Classifying Quiz on Friday)

• Pg 359 #12,13,14

• Pg 361 #15abcd

• Pg 363 #16abc, 17abcd

• Pg 365 #19ab

• Pg 367 #20, 21all, 22all, 23all

Coming up...

Thursday: Assignment continued, Pre-Lab, ACT Prep

Friday: Quiz, Pre-Lab Continued, Post Lab - Valentines Day Lab

February 15 - Tuesday

Lecture: Classifying Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions - Lecture Slides

• Classifying Reactions starts on slide ~40

Absent today? Lecture Videos below

• Chemical Reactions 4: Types of Reactions

Post-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs

• Valentine's Day Lab

  • Finish the Post-Lab and Conclusion on your own time.

Coming up...

Wednesday: Practice classifying and writing equations.

February 14 - Monday

Happy Valentine's Day!!

Due: Balancing Chemical Equations

• Balancing Chemical Equations - From Word Equations 25 Questions

• Assignment: #1-20

Lab: Valentine's Day Labs

• Valentine's Day Lab

  • Use waste containers at each station.

  • Clean ALL glassware and dry it before moving to the next station - no exceptions!

Coming up...

Tuesday: Classifying Reactions, Post-Lab

Wednesday: Practice classifying and writing equations.

February 11 - Friday

Due: The Amazing Race - Balancing Chemical Equations!

• Balance the following problems #1-20

Assignment #1: Balancing Chemical Equations

Due Monday

• Balancing Chemical Equations - From Word Equations 25 Questions

• Assignment: #1-20

Assignment #2: Pre-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs

Due Monday

• Valentine's Day Lab

February 10 - Thursday

Due: Balancing Chemical Equations

Grade in Class

• Chemical Reactions - Word Equation Practice

Assignment #1: The Amazing Race - Balancing Chemical Equations!

• Work with your partner to be one of the first teams to complete 3 race tickets by correctly balancing the chemical equations and you will be the winners of The Amazing Race - Balancing Chemical Equations!

• Winners get to pick from the much-coveted, highly secretive, wildly popular Chemistry Treasure Box!!!

Didn't finish the "race" or absent today?

• Balance the following problems #1-20

Pre-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs

Due Monday

• Valentine's Day Lab

February 9 - Wednesday

Due Today: Balancing Equations Intro Practice

Check our answers together

• Balancing Chemical Equations - Word Equations Practice

• Answers

Lecture: Balancing Chemical Equations

Chemical Reactions - Lecture Slides

• Balanced Chemical Equations starts on slide ~31

Absent today? Lecture Videos below

• Chemical Reactions 3: Balancing Chemical Equations

Assignment: Balancing Chemical Equations

Due Tomorrow

• Chemical Reactions - Word Equation Practice

• **This is the same worksheet you completed on Monday - now we are balancing your skeleton equations!

Pre-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs

Due Monday

• Valentine's Day Lab

Coming up...

Tuesday: Chemical Reactions Practice wkst/quizizz, Pre-Lab

Wednesday: lecture Balancing Chemical Reactions

February 8 - Tuesday

Assignment #1: Writing Skeleton Equations Quizizz

Due Tomorrow

• Log into Google Classroom to complete this assignment

• You may retry if you make mistakes.

Assignment #2: Skeleton Equations to Word Equations Quizizz

Due Tomorrow

• Log into Google Classroom to complete this assignment

• You may retry if you make mistakes.

Assignment #3: Balancing Equations Intro Practice

Due Tomorrow

• Write the skeleton equation and balance the equation by including coefficients in front of each compound so that the number of each element of reactants is equal to the number of that same element in the products. Do the best you can, we will practice this in detail tomorrow.

• Balancing Chemical Equations - Word Equations Practice

Pre-Lab: Valentine's Day Labs

Due Monday

• Valentine's Day Lab

Coming up...

Tuesday: Chemical Reactions Practice wkst/quizizz, Pre-Lab

Wednesday: lecture Balancing Chemical Reactions

February 7 - Monday

Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions - Lecture Notes

• Continued from Friday

• Introduction to Chemical Reactions

• Writing Skeleton Equations

Video lectures:

• Chemical Reactions 1 - Intro to Chemical Reactions

• Chemical Reactions 2 - Skeleton Equations

Assignment: Skeleton Equation Practice

Due Tomorrow

• Chemical Reactions - Word Equation Practice

• Write the Skeleton Equations - do not balance the equations (yet).

Coming up...

Tuesday: Chemical Reactions Practice wkst/quizizz, Pre-Lab

Wednesday: lecture Balancing Chemical Reactions

February 4 - Friday

ACT Prep

• Remember - you do not need to know anything about science to ace the science ACT! Read the graphs carefully!

• 10 Minutes: Take the Crack ACT practice test.

• Be sure to analyze your correct and incorrect answers

Lecture: Intro to Chemical Reactions

Chemical Reactions - Lecture Notes

• Introduction to Chemical Reactions

• Writing Skeleton Equations

Video lectures:

• Chemical Reactions 1 - Intro to Chemical Reactions

• Chemical Reactions 2 - Skeleton Equations

Coming up...

Monday: Chemical Reactions Lecture continued...

February 3 - Thursday

Upcoming Absences

• Are you absent for any of the following Friday, Monday, and/or Tuesday: Thespian Festival, Treble Festival, AA Orchestra, sports, etc?

  • • Check the website each day for the assignments and lectures.

Post-Quiz Review: Covalent Bonding 2

Reviewing your quiz:

• One person per table

• Examine your answers while looking at the questions.

• Not happy with your grade? Fill out a "Pink Sheet".

  • Quiz retake will be today after school or Friday before school, during lunch, or after school.

  • For those people who will be gone Friday, you must visit with me today and next Wednesday at lunch is your last option for a retake.

Absent for the quiz yesterday? Take it now in class.

Rules

• • • • • All phones and electronic devices must be silenced and in your backpack

        • One person per table

        • No talking

        • Write your answers on the quiz handout.

          • • • You may use: Provided VSEPR-AXE sheet, Periodic Table.

Video: Beyond the Elements - Chemical Reactions

• Video: Beyond the Elements - Reactions

• Worksheet: Beyond the Elements - Reactions

  • • Absent today? Click the links to complete the assignment

Coming up...

Friday: ACT Prep, Chemical Reactions: Intro to Skeleton Equations

• Remember - you do not need to know anything about science to ace the science ACT! Read the graphs carefully!
• 10 Minutes: Take the Crack ACT practice test.
• Be sure to analyze your correct and incorrect answers

February 2 - Wednesday

Due: Quiz Prep - Covalent Bonding

• Ch 8 Pg 256-261

  • • #60(all), 64, 65(all), 66, 67, 68, 77, 79(all), 81, 84(all), 91ab

• Ch 9 Pg 299-302

  • • #80(all), 83(all), 128

Quiz: Covalent Bonding 2

Rules

• • • • • All phones and electronic devices must be silenced and in your backpack

        • One person per table

        • No talking

        • Write your answers on the quiz handout.

          • • • You may use: Provided VSEPR-AXE sheet, Periodic Table.

Post Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

Ionic vs Covalent Bonding

Coming up...

Thursday: ACT Prep, Chemical Reactions: Intro to Skeleton Equations

February 1 - Tuesday

Assignment: Quiz Prep - Covalent Bonding

Due Tomorrow. Quiz is tomorrow

-Quiz includes: Covalent Bonding: Naming Molecules, Naming Acids, Lewis Structures, VSEPR, Polarity, Intermolecular Forces

-Read/Review Intermolecular Forces (there are no good practice problems to assign but it is included on the quiz) found in Chapter 84 pg 247-251**

• Ch 8 Pg 256-261

  • • #60(all), 64, 65(all), 66, 67, 68, 77, 79(all), 81, 84(all), 91ab

• Ch 9 Pg 299-302

  • • #80(all), 83(all), 128

Post Lab: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding