WEEK 2: Lesson Plans for January 14th - 18th

WEEK 2:  Lesson Plans for January 14th - 18th

Chemistry I :  We will finish our discussion on the dual nature of light using two equations to find wavelength, frequency, and energy of radiation.  Quantum numbers and notations will be introduced to give the location of electrons in the electron cloud.  These positions determine the reactivity of an atom and predictions can be made about properties of an element based on the outer shell electrons.  Lasers will be used to determine the distance between tracks on a CD.  Nanotechnology is introduced in this way.

Monday:

1.  flame test back

2.  Planck's  quiz back

3.  4.1 side due and grade

4.  hotel analogy discussion

5.  4.1 review due tomorrow

6.  quiz over 4.1 tomorrow

7.  notes on notations - s block

Tuesday:

1.       grade 4.1 review

2.       quiz over 4.1

3.       go over iron drawings

4.       notes and practice on notations - p-block

5.    laser lab pre-lab

Wednesday: 

1.  4.1 quiz back

2.  go over copper drawings

3.  notations notes -d - block and orbital notations

4.  4.1 practice problems I side in class

5.  laser lab

Thursday:

1.  notations notes -short-hand and dot notation

2.  work on set I and get it checked

3.  rotate thru laser lab

Friday: early out -

1.  finish notes on notations if needed

2.  work on set II in class

3.  rotate thru laser lab

Adv. Chemistry :

Students will learn how to find the pH of a solution to determine if it is an acid or a base using mathematical formulae.  Properties of acids and bases will be explored in the Acid/Base Lab as well as in class  notes and discussion.

 Monday: 

1.  What It Is Lab reports due Weds with turnitin

2.  continue notes on acids and bases

3.  Hand out ions for quiz Friday

Tuesday: 

1.  pH paper due next Tuesday

2.  notes over Lewis acids and bases

Weds: 

1.  What It Is Labs due with turnitin

2.  continue notes

3.  work on pH paper

4.  naming ions sheet due Thursday

5.  Acid Base Pre-Lab

Thursday:

1.       Acid-Base Lab

2.       pH paper due tomorrow

Friday: early out -

1.  quiz on baby ions

2.  notes continued

3.  pH paper due

4.  finish lab if needed

AP CHEMISTRY - The kinetics unit will continue as we work example kinetics problems through lecture and problems to distinguish between zero thru third order reaction rates problems.  Labs will emphasize the value of a controlled experiment, especially when time is the variable in question. 

Monday:

1.    Continue examples on rate laws

2.    Ion quiz Friday

Tuesday:

1.  continue notes on rate laws

2.  bozeman 44

3.  kinetics 1 in small groups

Wednesday:

1.  WYSE WEDS.

2.  Finish kinetics 1 - due tomorrow

3.  Kinetics I quiz tomorrow

4.   begin kinetics 2 - due Friday

Thursday:   

1.  kinetics 1 due and grade

2.  quiz over it

3.  kinetics 2 due tomorrow

4.  ion quiz tomorrow

Friday:  HALF DAY

1.    ion quiz

2.    kinetics 2 due