WEEK 8 - Lesson Plans for Feb 25-29

WEEK 8 -  Lesson Plans for Feb 25-29

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.       Tests and labs back – turnitin!

2.       Grade alkali metals

3.       Grade electronegativity homework tomorrow

4.       Quiz tomorrow over it

5.       Continue notes on writing ionic compounds – stock system

6.       Both sides of naming ions and compounds due Wednesday

Tuesday:

1.       grade electronegativity

2.       electronegativity quiz

3.       ionic compounds I and II due Thursday

5.   naming and writing set #1 due tomorrow

6.   example problems together

Wednesday:

1.       grade pickle labs

2.       column worksheet 50 pointer due

3.   continue notes thru covalent compounds and naming acids

4.   naming ions I and II due tomorrow

5.  naming and writing I worksheets due Monday

Thursday:

1.  grade naming ions –both sides

2.  finish notes on naming acids

3.  naming ions 2 side due

4.  finish naming and writing I due Monday

5.  quiz tomorrow over naming ionic and covalent compounds

Friday:

1.  grade naming ions I

2.  quiz up thru covalent compounds

3.  pick up set #2 - naming and writing due Tuesday

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! 

Monday:

1.        ion quiz back

2.       pH curves quiz

3.  ICE table and Ka examples

4.  acid base review due Tuesday next week

Tuesday: 

1.  curve quiz back

2.  ion quiz tomorrow

3.  ICE table and Ka examples

Weds:

1.        ion quiz Friday

2.       continue notes on ICE tables

3.       Ka problems due Monday

Thursday: 

1.  ion quiz tomorrow

2.  finish notes on ICE tables

3.  Ka probs due Monday

4.  acid-base review due Tuesday

5.  Ka quiz tomorrow

Friday: 

1.       Ka quiz #1

2.       finish Ka probs for Monday

3.       acid-base review due Tuesday

4.       weak acid titration pre-lab

AP Chemistry  -  We will continue practicing naming and drawing hydrocarbons.  Alkenes and alkynes are introduced and the model kits show the 3D version of these molecules.  Rings and cyclos are explored.

Monday:  NHS practice

Tuesday:

1.       notes thru alkynes

2.       additional problems due tomorrow

Weds:

1.       notes thru rings and things

2.       alkenes and alkynes worksheets

3.       model kit lab

4.       even more alkanes due Thursday

Thursday: 

1.       grade additional problems II

2.       alkenes and alkynes due tomorrow

Friday: 

1.       grade even more alkanes

2.       model kit lab due

3.        quiz 1 over naming and drawing alkanes

WEEK 7 - Lesson Plans for Feb 19-22

WEEK 7 -  Lesson Plans for Feb 19-22

Chemistry I - Students will 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.  The chapter 4 and 5 test is also given as a final assessment.  Alkali metal labs are due at the end of the week.

Tuesday:

1.  alkali metals lab due Friday 2/15 - turnitin in due 2/20 by midnight

2.  notes thru ionic bonding

3.  pickle lab - due Thursday

4.  electronegativity sheet due Thursday

5.  left side of naming ions worksheet due tomorrow

Wednesday: 

1.  Chapter 4/5 Test  - part 1

2.  pickle lab due tomorrow

3.  electronegativity due Friday

4.  quiz Friday over it

Thursday:

1.  Chapter 4/5 Test  - part 2

2.  pickle lab due

3.  electronegativity due tomorrow

3.  finish notes thru ionic compounds

Friday: 

1.  grade electronegativity

2.  quiz over it

3.  electron dot worksheet for ionic compounds

4.  ionic I worksheet due Tuesday

     

Chemistry II - Titration curves are applied to acids and bases.  Equilibrium is introduced and used to explain buffers and acid base interaction.

Tuesday:

1.  ion quiz back

2.  grade titration 2

3.  titration quiz tomorrow

4.  Ka and ICE table notes

5.  titration review due tomorrow

4.  ion quiz Friday

Weds:

1.  grade titration review

2.  titration quiz

3.  continue ICE table notes

4.  begin Ka homework

5.  pH curves due tomorrow

6.  pH curves quiz tomorrow

Thurs: 

1.  grade pH curves

2.  pH curves quiz

3.  MOM Demo Lab tomorrow

4.  Indicator lab demo

5.  Ka homework

Friday: 

1.  ion quiz

2.  MOM Demo

AP Chemistry  - We will begin organic chemistry learning the 10 basic alkanes and applying the concepts of bonding to this molecules.  Students will learn to name and draw hydrocarbons as well as make models of them and predict and test their polarity and how they interact with other molecules.

Tuesday:   

1.  Kinetics Test back

2.  Continue notes on alkanes

3.  learn the 10 for a quiz Thursday

4.  PP1 and Worksheet 1 due Thursday

Weds:

1.  continue notes on drawing hydrocarbons

2.  worksheet 2 and PP2

Thursday:

1.  grade PP1 and Worksheet 1

2.  alkanes quiz

3.  Continue notes on alkenes and alkynes

4.  Additional Problems due Monday

Friday: 

1.  quiz 1 over naming and drawing alkanes

2.  notes on alkynes

3.  finish additional problems for Monday

4.  alkenes and alkynes due Tuesday

WEEK 6 - Lesson Plans for Feb 11 - 15 (half-day)

WEEK 6 -  Lesson Plans for Feb 11 - 15 (half-day)

Chemistry I - Students will finish up ch 4 and ch 5 with the alkali metals lab.  Analogies of the atom as well as model drawings are reviewed before the test.  Review assessments are graded .  Chapter 6 is started where we 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.

Monday:

1.  Analogies are past due!

2.  Periodic  Properties Review

3.   ch 4 review due Wednesday

4.  alkali metals pre-lab

5.  alkali metals worksheet due Thursday

6.  Naming ions sheet

7.  Naming ions worksheet - due Friday

Tuesday:   

1.  grade Periodic  Properties Review for Test

2.  Alkali Metals Lab - day one

3.  work on left column to get to know ions

Wednesday: 

1.  Grade ch 4 review

2.  Alkali metals lab - day 2

3.  Alkali Metals worksheet due tomorrow

Thursday:

1.  grade alkali metals worksheet

2.  finish Alkali Metals Lab report -  due next Thursday 2 /21

Friday: 

1.  Alkali metals lab - K metal - due Thursday 2/21 with turnitin

2.  videos of alkali metals in water

3.  Naming ions worksheet due

     

Chemistry II - Titration curves are applied to acids and bases.  Equilibrium is introduced and used to explain buffers and acid base interaction.

Monday: 

1.      grade bases review

2.      ion quiz Friday

3.      finish lab

4.      titration 2 due Weds

5.      titration review due Thursday

6.      new ion set for Friday quiz

Tuesday:

1.  grade titration I

2.  notes on titration curves

3.  titration 2 due Weds

4.  Titration quiz Thursday

5.  ion quiz Friday

6.  pH curves worksheet due Friday

7.  titration review due Thursay

Weds:

1.  ion quiz Friday

2.  grade titration 2

3.  titration quiz tomorrow

4.  titration review due tomorrow

Thurs: 

1.      grade titration review

2.      titration quiz

3.      ion quiz tomorrow

Friday:  half-day

1.  ion quiz

2.  titration curve worksheet due

AP Chemistry  - We will finish the kinetics unit with one more quiz and a test, but also with our last lab.  Data has been good - accurate and precise - so we will try one more rates lab with the Vitamin C Clock reaction - an old college standby.

Monday: 

1.  kinetics 3 quiz back

2.  rates lab 2 due

3.  kinetics 4 - grade

4.  pre-lab for tomorrow

5.  Kinetics 4 quiz Thursday

6.  Finish notes and bozemans

Tuesday:    vitamin C lab

Weds:  vitamin C lab

Thursday:

1.  kinetics 4 quiz

2.  finish lab

3.  finish notes and bozemans

Friday: 

1.  kinetics 4 quiz back

2.  labs due Tuesday

3.  finish notes and bozemans

4.  Kinetics Test on Weds

Week Five: 2/4– 2/8 Lesson Plans

Week Five:  2/4– 2/8 Lesson Plans

Chemistry I - This week will focus on using notations to predict the reactivity and properties of an element based on the atom's electron configuration.  We will use quantum number theory to assign a position to the last electron in a particular element's orbit.  Students will analyze and apply a prison building as a model for the atomic quantum number theory instead of the hotel analogy used in the beginning of the unit.  We will also look back at our atomic diagrams that students did before the unit to see how much we have learned over the past three units.

Monday:

1.  grade quantum numbers

2.  4.3/POMS quiz tomorrow

3.  notations practice quiz due tomorrow

4.  chapter 4 review due Thursday

5.  laser lab back

6.  notations quiz

7.  Periodic Properties I worksheet due Weds

Tuesday:

1.      Grade notations practice quiz

2.      Notations quiz back

3.      4.3/POMS quiz

4.      analogy and artist time due

5.      chapter 4 review sheet

Wednesday:

1.  POMS quiz back

2.  Periodic Properties I worksheet due and grade

3.  prison analogy and atom drawing discussed in small groups and as a class

4.  Ch 4 Review due Monday

Thurs:

1.  Chapter 4 test next week

2.  Periodic Properties worksheet I due Friday

3.  Periodic Properties worksheet II due Monday

4.  Ch 4 Review due Monday

Friday:

1.  Ch 4 Review due Monday

2.  Alkali Metal pre-lab

3.  Periodic Properties II worksheet due and grade

Adv. Chemistry - Continuing our journey into acids and bases, we will review naming rules and introduce the concept of titration to find out how strong and concentrated an unknown acid or base may be using experimental data.  This will be done first using a virtual lab program on the computer, then we will try it in the wet lab.  The virtual experience limits chemical waste and mistakes during the wet lab, showing students what to expect and introducing them to the equipment.  Weekly ion quizzes will start to prepare students for naming acids and bases as well as learning the upcoming solubility unit rules.

Monday:

1.  acids and bases lab back

2.  quiz over strong acids and strong bases tomorrow

3.  notes thru titration

4.  naming bases review due tomorrow

Tuesday:

1.  strong acids /strong bases quiz

2.  naming bases worksheet due tomorrow

3.  continue notes into titration

4.  ion quiz Friday

Wednesday: 

1.  grade naming bases review

2.  continue notes on titration

3.  titration worksheets 1 and 2 due Monday

Thursday: 

1.  finish notes on titration

2.  start virtual titration lab - due Friday

Friday: 

1.  ion quiz

2.  finish virtual lab

AP Chemistry - This week will continue our kinetics unit with assessments and another lab.  Our acid-base review assignment is handed out for the month and buffers are explored along with that unit.

Monday:

1.       grade kinetics 3

2.       kinetics quiz 2

3.       kinetics lab 2 pre-lab

4.       kinetics 4 due Wednesday

Tuesday:

1.  Kinetics lab 2 – part A

2.  Kinetics 4 due tomorrow

Wednesday:

1.       grade Kinetics 4

2.       continue lab part B

Thursday:

1.       Kinetics Test tomorrow

2.       Finish Lab if needed

3.       Acid Base Review pick up

Friday:

1.  Kinetics Test

2.  Labs due Monday