Week 11 - Lesson Plans for 3/15 - 3/19

 

Week 11 - Lesson Plans for 3/15 - 3/19

 

Chemistry I - As we continue naming and writing formulae for ionic and covalent compounds, we will have labs reflecting both.  Ionic compounds will be made and examined in the Ionic Bond Lab and the covalent compound, water, will be tested to examine the special properties of this polar molecule.  WebMO, a computational chemistry tool, will help show the difference between polar and non-polar molecules as well.

 

Tuesday:

1.       grade naming #2

2.       writing #1 back

3.       ionic bonding lab reports due Friday with turnitin

4.       writing #2 due Thursday

5.       naming #3 due Monday

6.       quiz Thursday on naming and writing and electronegativity

7.       start Penny Lab

8.       WebMO Penny Lab

9.       Ionic Bonding Lab reports due by Friday at the latest

 

Thursday: 

1.  grade writing #2

2.  Quiz #1 over electronegativity and naming/writing formulae

3.  naming #3 due Monday

4.  writing #3 due Wednesday

5.  Penny Lab

6.  WebMO Penny Lab

7.  Ionic Bonding Lab reports due by Friday at the latest

 

Adv. Chemistry  - We will be finishing up our unit on acids and bases

 

Monday:

1.       Finish grading review for test

2.       Practice conjugate acid conjugate base quiz

3.       Start thermochemistry unit lecture

 

Wednesday:

1.  finish grading review sheet

2.   test day 1

3.   pick up Mpemba article and question sheet due Tuesday

4.  notes on thermochemistry

 

Friday:

1.       turn in review sheet

2.       test day 2

3.       notes on thermochemistry continued

AP Chemistry – We are finishing hydrocarbon notes and working on assessment worksheets to prepare for our hydrocarbon unit test.  Underwater fireworks Lab is tested using student-made equipment.

 

Monday:

1.     continue notes over precipitation reactions

2.    Ksp worksheet II due Wednesday

3.    Doozie #1 together

4.    Doozie #2 due Wednesday

5.    Doozie #3 due Friday

6.    Solubility Unknowns Pre-Lab

7.    Ksp worksheet III due next Tuesday

 

Weds:

1.       Ksp worksheet II due

2.       Doozie #2 due

3.       Lab

 

Friday:  

1.       Doozie #3 due

2.       Finish Lab

3.       Ksp worksheet III due Tuesday

4.       Ksp quiz  #1 Tuesday

5.       Ksp quiz #2 Thursday

Week 10 - Lesson Plans for 3/8 - 3/12

Week 10 - Lesson Plans for 3/8 - 3/12

 

Chemistry I - As we continue naming and writing formulae for ionic and covalent compounds, we will have labs reflecting both.  Ionic compounds will be made and examined in the Ionic Bond Lab and the covalent compound, water, will be tested to examine the special properties of this polar molecule.

 

Tuesday:

1.  grade naming ionic compounds II

2.  ionic bonding lab – reports due next Weds with turnitin

3.  writing #1 due tomorrow

4.  naming #1 due Wednesday

5.  quiz Thursday

 

Thursday: 

1.  grade writing #1

2.  finish lab

3.  naming #2 due

 

 

Adv. Chemistry  - We will be finishing up our discussion on acids and bases, specifically how to find the pH of a weak base using the Ka, acid dissociation constant, and ICE tables.  We will review the unit in its entirety for the acid-base exam and also introduce buffer systems to better understand the link between our well-being and our blood pH.  No ion quiz this week

 

Monday:

1.       grade Ka

2.       Ka quiz

3.       Ca/cb practice quiz in class

4.       acid base review part 1 due Weds, part 2 due Friday

 

Wednesday:

1.  Ka quiz back

2.  Ka quiz II

3.  grade part 1 review

4.  part 2 of review due Friday

 

Friday:

1.  Ka quiz II back

2.  finish grading acid base review

3.  test on Tuesday and Thursday

 

AP Chemistry – We are finishing the unit with Ksp calculations and precipitation predictions.  No ion quiz this week.

 

Monday:

1.      ion quiz back

2.     Solubility quiz II

3.       Set III notes

4.       Ksp solubility worksheet #1 due Wednesday

5.       Ksp worksheet #2 due Friday

 

Weds:

1.        Solubility 1 and 2 quizzes back

2.       Grade worksheet #1

3.       Continue notes

4.       Worksheet #2 due Friday

 

Friday:  

 

1.       Grade Ksp worksheet #2

2.       Continue notes

WEEK 9 - Lesson Plans for March 1st – 5th

 

WEEK 9 -  Lesson Plans for March 1^st – 5th

 

Chemistry I - Students will continue to learn the different types of bonding and how to predict which type will occur.  We will explore intermolecular and intramolecular forces that hold molecules together.  Practicing naming and writing formulae is a very important skill and we will continue this throughout the year.

 

Monday:

1.       Chapter 4 Tests back

2.      Notes on Ionic compounds and electronegativity

3.   Chapter 5 Quest

4.       Finish electronegativity homework for Wednesday

5.       Quiz tomorrow over it Friday

6.       Both sides of naming ions and compounds due Wednesday

 

Wednesday:

1.       grade electronegativity homework

2.       electronegativity quiz Friday

3.       naming ions and compounds due

4.   continue notes thru Stock System

5.   ionic compounds I and II due Tuesday

6.   naming and writing set #1 due Thursday

7.   example problems together

 

Friday:

1.        electronegativity quiz

2.        electric pickle labs

3.        continue notes thru covalent compounds and naming acids

4.        naming ionic compounds I and II due Tuesday

5.        naming and writing set 1 worksheets due Thursday

 

Adv. Chemistry  - The idea of an equilibrium constant to find the pH of weak acids, which do not break apart like strong acids do, is explored.  We will dust off the quadratic formula - MATH RULES! 

 

Tuesday:

1.       ion quiz back, new list

2.       pH curves quiz

3.   ICE table and Ka examples - notes

 

 

Thursday:

1.       ion quiz

2.       continue notes on ICE tables

3.       Ka problems due Monday

 

 

AP Chemistry  -  We will add solubility equilibrium constant to our list of equilibrium constants as we predict precipitation reactions.

 

Tuesday:

1.        ion quiz list for quiz Thursday

2.        solubility 1 due

3.        solubility 2 due Thursday

4.        start set III notes

 

Thursday: 

1.        ion quiz

2.        grade set 2 solubility

3.        quiz over solubility

4.        continue notes on Ksp

5.        start Ksp problems

week 8 lesson plans

 

WEEK 8 -  Lesson Plans for Feb 22-26

 

Chemistry I - Students will finish their ch 4 assessments and prepare for their chapter 5 upcoming quest.  These units lead in to chapter 6 where students learn the different types of bonding and how to predict which type will occur.  We will explore ionic and covalent bonding through demos and videos and then work on hooking up ions to make and name ionic compounds.  

 

Tuesday:

1.      grade Periodic Properties Review

2.     first part of Chapter 4 Test

3.     ch 5 review due Thursday

4.     notes thru ionic bonding

5.  electronegativity sheet due Wednesday

6.  left side of naming ions worksheet due Monday

 

Thursday:

1.      grade ch 5 review – quest on Monday next week

2.     Chapter 4 Test  - part 2

3.  pickle lab – due Monday

4.  electronegativity due Wednesday

5.  finish notes thru ionic compounds

6.  Complete right side of naming ions worksheet

7.  ionic I worksheet due Friday

 

     

Advanced Chemistry - Titration curves are applied to acids and bases.  Equilibrium is introduced and used to explain buffers and acid base interactions with ICE Tables.

 

Monday:

1.  ion quiz list for Friday quiz

2.  grade titration 2

3.  titration quiz

4.  Ka and ICE table notes

5.  titration review due Wednesday

6.  pH curves due Wednesday

7.  pH curve quiz Wednesday

8.  Finish up conjugate acid and conjugate base review

9.  ion quiz Friday

 

Wednesday:

1.      grade pH curves

2.     pH quiz

3.     titration review due

 

4.  continue ICE table notes

5.  begin Ka homework

6.  ion quiz Friday

7.  ca/cb review due Friday

 

Friday: 

1.  ion quiz

2.  grade ca/cb review

3.  quiz over it Tuesday

4.  continue notes

5.  work on Ka homework

 

AP Chemistry -

 

Monday:

1.  ion quiz list for Friday

2.  grade LeChat #2

3.  LeChat Quiz

4.  Finish discussion on mini-labs

5.  Continue notes on common ion effect

6.  Common ion effect worksheet

7.  Bozeman 67 due

8.  LeChat review due Tuesday

9.  MOM demo revisited

 

Wednesday:

1.       LeChat quiz back

2.      LeChat review due Friday

3.      Continue notes

4.      LeChat Principles Lab

5.      Finish Common Ion effect worksheet

 

Friday: 

1.      Ion quiz

2.      Grade Common Ion Effect worksheet

3.      Continue notes over ICE Table equilibrium and Ksp

4.      LeChat review due Tuesday

5.      Quiz over it Tuesday

 

WEEK 6 - Lesson Plans for Feb 8 - 12 (half-day)

 

WEEK 6 -  Lesson Plans for Feb 8 - 12 (half-day)

 

Chemistry I - Students will finish up ch 4 and ch 5 with reviews and assessments to prepare for the test next week.  Periodic Table block trends are practiced.  Analogies of the atom as well as model drawings are reviewed before the test.  Chapter 6 is started where we learn the different types of bonding and how to predict which type will occur.

 

Tuesday:

1.  grade first half of chapter 4 review

2.  4.3/POMS quiz back

3.  alkali metals worksheet due Thursday

4.  second part of chapter 4 review due Thursday

5.  alkali metals lab report due Friday

6.  block handout discussed

7.  analogy time

8.  artist time

9.  finish and turn in quantum numbers

10.  Periodic Properties I worksheet due Friday

 

Thursday:

1.      grade second part of review

2.     test Monday

3.  Periodic Properties I worksheet due Friday

4.  Periodic Properties worksheet II due Wednesday

5.  finish analogy and artist time

 

Friday:

1.  Alkali Metal Lab due

2.  Periodic Properties I worksheet due and grade

3.  Periodic Properties II worksheet due Wednesday

4.  chapter 4 test on Monday

 

     

Advanced Chemistry II – We will finish our discussion on conjugate acids and bases. Titration is introduced and the first trials of the strong acid/strong base titration lab is performed.

 

Monday: 

1.      grade naming bases review

2.      ion quiz Friday

3.      conjugate acids and bases worksheets due Wednesday

4.      conjugate acid and base review due Friday

5.      titration notes

 

Wednesday:

1.      continue titration notes

2.     titration I worksheet together

3.     titration trial #1

4.     conjugate acids and bases worksheet due

5.     review due Friday

6.     ion quiz Friday

 

Friday:

1.  ion quiz

2.  review due

3.  titration notes continued

 

AP Chemistry  - This week we will study the concept of shifting equilibrium during chemical reactions and test the effects of pressure, temperature, and change in concentration with LeChaatelier’s Principle.

 

Monday: 

1.      ion quiz Friday

2.     continue notes on LeChatelier’s

3.     LeChat worksheet I due Wednesday

4.     LeChat worksheet II due Friday

5.     Equilibrium review – finish and turn in

6.     Begin Virtual Equilibrium Lab

 

Wednesday:  

1.      Grade review

2.      Complete equilibrium lab

3.      Finish LeChatelier worksheets

4.      Ion quiz tomorrow

 

Friday: 

1.      ion quiz

2.     pick up acid/base review

3.     worksheets and lab are due

 

Week 4 Lesson Plans 2021

 

WEEK FOUR Lesson Plans:  1/26 and 1/28

 

Chemistry I - The idea of assigning quantum numbers for every individual electron in an atom is explored further as students focus on the outer shell electrons and the orbit, orbital, and spin each one has.  Quantum mechanics is introduced to show the position of each electron in the outermost orbit.

 

Tuesday:

1.      laser labs due

2.     notations 1 due

3.     go over 4.2 sets I and II

 4.      quiz #1 over 4.2

 5.      notations 1 due

 6.      notes on POMS

 7.      notations practice quiz together – finish up for Monday

 8.      Laser lab due

 9.      notations 2 due Thursday

 

Thursday:

1.      quiz #1 over 4.2 back

2.      Notations 2 due and grade

3.   quiz #2 over 4.2

4.      Notations Practice quiz due Monday

5.      POMS quantum numbers worksheet due Wednesday

 

Adv. Chemistry - Naming acids and bases will be reviewed and the concept of titration to find an unknown molarity is introduced.  Ions need to be memorized in order to be able to name the acids.  Different types of acid definitions are given in order to understand how acids play a role in living systems.  The acid-base lab explores reactions of both.

 

Monday:

1.     pH paper due

2.     ion quiz back

3.     new ion set – quiz Friday

4.     notes on naming acids and bases

5.     finish acid base lab part II - reports due Wednesday, turnitin due Monday midnight

6.     naming ions/naming acids worksheet due Friday

7.     naming acids review due Friday

 

 

Wednesday: 

1.  H+/OH- ions worksheet due

2.  go over strong acids and strong bases for quiz

3.  continue notes on naming acids and bases

4.  naming ions and acids and naming acids review sheet - due Friday

5.  naming bases review due Monday

6.  Finish lab report – due Monday

 

Friday: 

1.     ion quiz 2

2.     grade naming ions and naming acids

3.     naming acids review due

4.     naming bases review due Monday

5.     titration notes

6.     finish lab if needed

7.     titration notes – begin

 

AP Chemistry - this week finishes up organic chemistry and starts our new topic – equilibrium.  Reversible reactions and the concept shifting reactions is explored.

Monday:

1.       ion quiz and amine quiz back

2.       new ion list – quiz 2 on Friday

3.       grade organic review

4.       organic test on Wednesday

5.       being equilibrium notes

6.       Bozeman 62 due if absent or remote

7.       Bozeman 64

 

Wednesday:

1.      Finish equilibrium notes

2.      organic test

3.     work on equilibrium worksheet 1 and 2

4.      continue notes

5.     Ion quiz 2 tomorrow

 

Friday:

1.        Ion quiz 2

2.       Continue equilibrium notes

3.       Worksheets 1 and 2 due Monday

4.       Quiz over them Monday

5.       Bozeman 63