WEEK 11 - Lesson Plans for 3/18 - 3/21

WEEK 11 - Lesson Plans for 3/18 - 3/21

Chemistry I -  As we continue looking at the difference between polar covalent, non-polar covalent, and ionic compounds both quantitatively and qualitatively, students will continue naming and writing formulas of each.  Lewis structures are introduced, implementing our past knowledge of electron dot notation.  This gives students a visual model of why things bond covalently or ionically too.  The Penny Lab has students dropping water droplets on to a penny to look at the properties of water due to hydrogen bonding.  This gets pretty competitive and exciting!

Monday:

1.  quiz back over electronegativity and naming and writing formulae

2.  Penny Lab due

3.  Lewis Structure notes

4.  Work on Lewis I worksheet together in class

Tuesday: 

1.  Ionic Bonding Labs back

2.  Penny Lab - grade

3.  continue Lewis Structures notes

4.  finish Lewis I

Weds: 

1. continue notes into geometry

2.  finish Lewis I and turn in

3.  Lewis II worksheet due Friday

4.  Lewis III due Monday

Thursday:

1.     Lewis II due tomorrow

2.     notes on geometry and hybridization

3.     Naming Acids Pop Quiz

Friday:

1.       grade Lewis II

2.       Lewis III due Monday – add hybridization and geometry

3.  quiz Monday on Lewis

3.   finish notes

Adv. Chemistry  - After ending the acid-base unit, we dive into Thermochemistry and review specific heat, adding the concept of enthalpy, heats of formation, and heats of combustion.

Monday:

1.  start thermochemistry notes thru heat capacity

2.  Mpemba article due Friday

Tuesday:   

1.  continue thermochemistry notes on phase changes

2.  specific heat worksheet due Thursday

3.  give out new ion list based on solubility rules

Weds:

1.  Notes on ice changing to steam

2.  HOF/HOV problems due Monday

3.  Bozeman 53

Thursday: 

1.  Thermodynamics Lab tomorrow

2.  HOF/HOV problems due Monday

3.  continue notes over heats of formation and Hess' Law

Friday:  Thermodynamics  Lab

AP Chemistry - This week will focus on practice free responses for the thermochemistry review unit as well as continuing on with the electrochemistry of the galvanic cell.  The Nernst equation is added, bringing back our old friend "Q" from the equilibrium unit.  Mr. Smith's manufacturing class will be visiting us early next week to create polymers with Chemistry Club and then we will visit their lab next week to see some of the neat things they make and the equipment they use in Manufacturing.  We will practice our labs for that visit

Monday:

1.     rings and things quiz 3 back

2.     grade review I with model kit extension

3.     reviews 1,2, and 3 due tomorrow

4.     hydrocarbon review due Weds

5.     test on Thursday and Friday

6.     Finish halocarbon discussion

7.     Halocarbon worksheet due Thursday

Tuesday: 

1.     grade reviews 1,2, and 3

2.     chapter review due tomorrow

3.     notes on identifying the 10 types of organics

Weds:

1.     grade hydrocarbon review

2.     test tomorrow

3.     continue notes on ethers

Thursday: 

1.     Hydrocarbon test

2.     Halocarbons due tomorrow

Friday:  

1.     grade halocarbons

2.     halocarbon quiz Monday

3.     continue notes through alcohols

WEEK 13 Lesson Plans April 1st - 5th

WEEK 13 Lesson Plans April 1st - 5th

Chemistry I – We will finish chapter 6 with a test assessment and continue to use that knowledge as we write and predict balanced equations.  Demonstrations and labs will reinforce each type of reaction.

Monday:

1.  grade review sheet pages 3 and 4

2.  naming acids practice quiz

3.  Lewis II quiz back

4.  notes on single replacement and activity series

5.  thermite demo

6.  pre-lab for single replacement lab

7.  Chapter 6 Test Wednesday

8.  balancing I and II worksheets due Thursday

Tuesday:

1.     Single Replacement Lab – reports due Monday

2.     Chapter 6 Test Wednesday

3.     balancing I and II worksheets due Thursday

Weds:   Chapter 6 test

Thursday:

1.  continue notes on types of reactions

2.  balancing worksheets I and II due

3.  go over set I

4.  set II graded tomorrow

Friday:

1.  continue notes on types of reactions

2.  balancing worksheets III and IV

3.  Single Replacement Lab report due Monday with turnitin

Adv. Chemistry – We will continue our discussion on enthalpy with heats of formation and vaporization.  Students gone last week will complete the Cool Reaction Lab.  Entropy, disorder, is introduced.

Monday: 

1.  enthalpy quiz back

2.  solubility quiz back

3.  finish Cool Reaction Lab – due Wednesday

4.  HOF/HOV notes

Tuesday:

1.  finish notes on HOV and HOF

2.  worksheet on HOV and HOF due Thursday

3.  Quiz over it Thursday

Weds:

1.  COOL REACTION LAB due

2.  notes on entropy

3.  entropy bozeman

4.  entropy worksheet due Monday

Thursday:

1.  grade HOF/HOV

2.  HOF/HOV quiz

3.  Snowball on Fire pre-lab

4.  Solubility Quiz tomorrow

Friday: 

1.     Solubility Quiz

2.     Flaming snowballs lab - due Weds

3.  entropy worksheet due Monday

AP Chemistry – Acid Base Review Homework is due along with Buffer Lab with graph.  We will start our Boat Unit and create model boats using graph paper that will be scaled up to a manila folder boat and then on to the cardboard boats in May.  Alcohol notes are finished and aldehydes and ketones are introduced.

Monday:

1.     Grade ether worksheet

2.     Ether quiz tomorrow

3.     finish alcohol notes

4.     worksheet I and II over alcohols

5.      boat activity I – grid diagrams

Tuesday:

1.     Ether quiz

2.     finish alcohol notes

3.     alcohol worksheets due tomorrow

4.     grid diagrams due Friday

Weds:

1.     ether quiz back

2.     grade worksheet I alcohols

3.     worksheet II due tomorrow

4.     aldehyde notes

Thursday: 

1.     grade worksheet II alcohols

2.     finish grid diagram boats by tomorrow

Friday: 

1.      finish aldehyde notes

2.     Ketone notes

3.     Aldehyde and ketone worksheet due Tuesday

WEEK 12 Lesson Plans March 25-29

WEEK 12  Lesson Plans March 25-29

Chemistry I - We will finish up geometry notes and move on to molecular hybridization predictions.  Lewis Structures are used to predict geometries.  Metallic bonding is explored.

Monday:

1.  grade Lewis II

2.  continue notes on hybridization

3.  Lewis I quiz tomorrow
4.  Lewis III due Wednesday

Tuesday:

1.  Lewis I quiz
2.  Finish notes

3  Lewis III due tomorrow
4.  Review for test due Friday

Weds:

1.  quiz I back
2.  Lewis III due and grade
3.  Finish notes if needed
4.  Lewis II quiz tomorrow
5.  Review due Friday

Thursday:

1.  Lewis II quiz
2.  Review for test due tomorrow

3.  Test on Wednesday

Friday:

1.  Review due and grade
2.  Test on Wednesday

3.  Chapter 8 notes

Adv. Chemistry - Thermodynamics continues as we look at the energy needed to change from a solid to liquid to gas and the heats of fusion and vaporization required.  Labs on thermodynamics will explore both endothermic and exothermic reactions.

Monday:  INVENTORY STEM LAB

1.  Specific Heat quiz back

2.  Bozeman 33

3.  finish Hess's Law and enthalpy

4.  enthalpy homework due Thursday

5.  Quiz over it Friday

6.  Notes on HOV HOF

Tuesday:  INVENTORY STEM LAB
1.  Team A back lab - COOL REACTION LAB - reports due Monday

2.  enthalpy homework due Thursday

3.  enthalpy quiz Thursday

4.  Team B - finish notes on HOV and HOF

5.  HOF/HOV homework due Friday

Weds:  INVENTORY STEM LAB

1.  Team B back lab - COOL REACTION LAB - reports due Monday

2.  enthalpy homework due Thursday

3.  enthalpy quiz Friday

4.  Team A - notes on HOV and HOF

5.  HOF/HOV homework due Friday

Thursday:

1.  grade enthalpy homework

2.  enthalpy quiz

3.  Snowball on Fire pre-lab

4.  Cool Reaction Labs due Monday
5.  HOF/HOV homework due tomorrow

Friday: 

1.  Solubility Ions Quiz I
2.  Cool Reaction Lab due Monday

3.  Snowball on Fire lab Monday

4.  Turn in HOF/HOV - quiz Monday
5.  Finish notes on heat curves
6.  Bozeman 58

AP Chemistry-  Ethers and Alcohols are explored.  Halocarbons and the remaining 8 organics are assessed.

Monday: 
1.  Hydrocarbon Test back
2.  Buffer notes
3.  Buffer Zone pre-lab
4.  halocarbons due
5.  INVENTORY STEM LAB

Tuesday::  BUFFER ZONE LAB - graphs and lab due Friday

Weds:
1.  Halocarbons grade - quiz tomorrow
2.  ethers and alcohol notes
3.  ether worksheet and quiz Friday

Thursday:

1.  halocarbon quiz
2.  finish alcohol notes
3.  alcohol worksheet I due Thursday

Friday: 

1.  halocarbon quiz back
2.  grade ethers
3.  ether quiz
4.  alcohol worksheet I due Monday
5.  alcohol review due Tuesday

Week 10 2019 Lesson Plans for 3/11 - 3/14

Week 10 2019 Lesson Plans for 3/11 - 3/14  

Chemistry I – students will continue naming and writing covalent and ionic compounds, including acid names.  The Ionic Bonding Lab and the Penny Lab will explore more differences between covalent and ionic bonding and their properties.  Students will begin to draw Lewis structures for the covalently bonded molecules.

Monday:

1.  ionic bonding lab reports due Wednesday

2.  go over naming quiz I

3.  grade naming #2

4.  writing #3 due tomorrow

5.  Penny Lab procedure part I

Tuesday: 

1.  grade writing #3

2.  Penny Lab procedures I and II – due Thursday

3.  naming #3 due tomorrow

4.  Ionic Bonding Lab Reports due tomorrow

Weds: 

1.  grade naming #3

2.  Ionic Bonding Lab Reports due tomorrow

3.  Penny Labs due Thursday

4.  Lewis structure notes

5.  Naming Review due Monday

Thursday:

1.  grade naming #2 

2.  quiz II over naming and writing and electronegativity

3.  continue notes on Lewis Structures

4.  Lewis I due Monday

5.  naming #3 due Monday

6.  writing #3 due Tuesday

Friday: half-day

1.  Penny Labs overdue

2.  Naming compounds II quiz

Adv. Chemistry – Students will finish up acids and bases with the review and labs.

Monday:

1.       Ka 2 quiz back

2.       grade first part of review

3.       Test Weds and Thursday

4.       Finish labs

Tuesday:

1.  grade part 2 of review

2.  finish labs

Wednesday:

1.       Acid Base Day One Test

2.       Read Mpemba article – close read due Friday

3.       Finish labs

Thursday:

1.  Acid Base test part II

2.  pick up Mpemba article and question sheet due tomorrow

3.  finish labs

Friday:

1.  finish test if needed

2.  finish Mpemba article

3.  finish labs

AP Chemistry – Reaction mechanisms of Halocarbons are explored.  We will finish working on model kits and worksheets to prepare for the Hydrocarbon Test coming up.

Monday:

1.       Alkenes/alkynes quiz back

2.       Grade even more alkanes

3.       Buckyball video

4.       WIII and PPIII due tomorrow

5.       Hydrocarbon Worksheet I due Wednesday

Tuesday:

1.        Grade WII

2.       Rings and Things due Thursday

3.       Hydrocarbon review I, 2, and 3 due Weds

Weds:

1.        Grade PPIII

2.       Halocarbon notes

3.       Work on reviews

Thursday:

1.       Grade hydrocarbon review

2.       Additional review 3 due Monday

3.       Hydrocarbon REVIEW for test due Weds

4.       Test Thursday and Friday

Friday:  LEARNING FAIR

Week 9 - Lesson Plans for 3/4 - 3/8

Week 9 - Lesson Plans for 3/4 - 3/8

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.

Monday:

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

Tuesday: 

1.  grade writing #1

2.  finish lab

3.  naming #2 due

Weds: 

1.  grade naming #1

2.  Penny Lab

3.  quiz II tomorrow over naming and writing

Thursday:

1.  grade writing #2 

2.  quiz II over naming and writing

3.  Penny Lab

Friday:

1.       Grade naming #2

2.       quiz II back

3.       finish Penny Lab

4.       naming and writing #3 sets due

5.       work on lab reports

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.

Monday:

1.       grade Ka

2.       Ka quiz 1 tomorrow

3.       finish acid base review for tomorrow

4.       labs – Team A indicators lab, Team B weak acid titration lab

Tuesday:

1.  Ka Quiz

2.  pick up Mpemba article and question sheet due Tuesday

3.  acid base review due

4.  Ka II Friday

5.  labs

Wednesday:

1.  Ka quiz back

2.  Ka quiz II Friday

3.  labs

Thursday:

1.       grade part 1 of acid base review

2.       finish labs

Friday:

1.  Ka quiz II

2.  finish labs

3.  finish grading acid base review Monday

4.  test on Tuesday and Wednesday

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.      alkanes quiz 1 back

2.       finish model lab

3.       underwater fireworks

4.       worksheet II due Weds

5.       even more hydrocarbons due tomorrow

6.       PPII worksheet due Thursday

Tuesday: 

1.  grade even more

2.  worksheet II due tomorrow

3.  alkenes/alkynes worksheets due

4.  underwater fireworks

Weds:

1.       grade worksheet II

2.        alkenes/alkynes worksheets due

3.       hydrocarbon review due Monday

4.       underwater fireworks

Thursday: 

1.  grade PPII

2.  alkenes/alkynes worksheets due tomorrow

3.  quiz tomorrow over hydrocarbons

4.  hydrocarbon review due Monday

5.  finish underwater fireworks

Friday:  

1.       grade alkenes/alkynes

2.       quiz over them

3.       halocarbon notes