WEEK FOUR Lesson Plans: 1/27 – 1/31

 WEEK FOUR Lesson Plans:  1/27 – 1/31

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.  The Laser Lab uses nanotechnology to find the spacing between tracks on a CD.  Classes and students judge their individual and group accuracy and precision in order to evaluate and improve measuring and lab skills.  Various electron configuration notations, including short-hand,orbital, and dot notation are studied.

Monday:

1.  laser lab past due

2.  finish notes thru dot notations

3.  practice problems set 1 and 2 together

4.  quiz tomorrow over it

5.  notations 1 worksheet due Wednesday

Tuesday:

1.      quiz over practice problems

2.      notes over POMS

3.     notations 1 due Thursday

4.  review 4.2 due Friday      

5.      Laser labs back

6.      notations 2 due Friday

Wednesday:

1.      quiz back

2.      Notations 1 examples together

3.      Finish POMS notes

4.      POMS quantum numbers worksheet due Monday

5.      review sheet over 4.2 due tomorrow

6.      notations 1 due tomorrow

Thurs:

1.       grade notations 1

2.       finish notations 2

3.  review sheet over 4.2 due

4.      notations practice quiz due Monday

5.      POMS quantum numbers worksheet due Friday

6.      notations quiz tomorrow

Friday:

1.      grade notations 2

2.      review 4.2 due

3.  POMS quantum worksheet due

4.  analogy time!

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.  acid base labs back

2.  virtual titration lab

Tuesday: 

1.  grade naming bases review

2.  notes over titrations

3.  wet lab tomorrow

4.  naming acids review due tomorrow with quiz

Weds: 

1.  grade naming acids

2.  naming acids quiz

3.  start titration lab

Thurs:

1.      quiz back

2.      titration lab

3.      ion quiz tomorrow

4.      titration worksheet due Monday

This week we will continue our application of equilibrium to determine reaction shifts using LeChatelier's Principle and the equilibrium constant.  We will use a virtual lab to tests these shifts.  The common ion effect will be introduced and its role in equilibrium shifting will be explored in several short labs.

Monday:

1.  finish notes on LeChatelier’s Principle

2.  worksheet 1 and quiz tomorrow

3.  worksheet 2 due Wednesday

4.  virtual lab

Tuesday:

1. grade LeChatelier’s worksheet 1

2. worksheet 2 due Wednesday

4.  finish virtual lab

Wednesday: 

1.      grade worksheet 2

2.     quiz over LeChatelier’s Principle

3.      fake blood lab – due Friday

4.     finish virtual lab

Thursday:

1.      quiz back

2.      common ion effect notes

3.     fake blood lab, Common Ion Effect Lab, and CO2 Labs - due Friday

4.  common ion effect worksheet due Monday

5.  common ion effect quiz Monday

Friday: 

1.      common ion effect worksheet and quiz Monday

2.      finish virtual and other labs

Week Three: 1/21 – 1/24

Week Three:  1/21 – 1/24

Chemistry I - We will continue to look at electron configuration, shorthand, orbital, and dot notations for quantum numbers 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 are used to determine the distance between tracks on a CD.  Nanotechnology is introduced in this way.  Orbital notation and electron dot notation are added to our notes.  In-class practice of these notations takes place this week while some groups work on the laser labs.

Tuesday:

1.        Flame Test labs back

2.       Laser Lab class data on excel – labs due Friday

3.       Notes on electron configuration notation

4.       practice problem set I and II in class

5.       4.1 review due

6.       4.1 worksheet due tomorrow

Wednesday:

1.       Grade 4.1 review

2.      Continue notes on orbital and short hand notations

3.       Practice Problems set I and II due

4.      Quiz Friday over notations

5.      Notations 1 due Friday

Thursday:

1.       Grade 4.1 worksheet

2.       Notes on short hand s and p blocks

3.       notations 1 due

4.      quiz over notations tomorrow

5.      laser lab due tomorrow

Friday:

1.      quiz over notations

2.     notes over d and f block short hand

3.     notations 1 due Monday

4.      laser labs due 

Adv.  Chemistry - Students will continue exploring the properties of acids and bases as well as naming them.  Short quizzes are used throughout the week to check mastery.  Various mini-labs such as the milk of magnesia activity show how acids and bases help us.

Tuesday: 

1.     naming acids due

2.     naming bases due tomorrow

3.     ion quiz Friday

4.      notes on conjugate acids and bases

5.     Worksheet over conjugate acids and bases due Friday

Wednesday:

1.     grade naming acids

2.      Continue notes in to titrations

3.      Ion quiz Friday – ten of the FORTY LIST

4.      Ca/cb worksheet due Friday

Thurs:

1.     Grade naming bases

2.     MOM demo rotation

3.     Ion quiz tomorrow

4.     Ca/cb worksheet due tomorrow

5.     Acids review worksheet due Tuesday

Friday:   

1.  ion quiz

2.  grade ca/cb worksheet

3.  finish MOM demo – due Monday

4.  acids review worksheet due Tuesday

AP Chemistry – This week we will continue our application of equilibrium to determine reaction shifts using LeChatelier's Principle and the equilibrium constant.  We will use a virtual lab to tests these shifts as well as several wet labs. 

Tuesday:

1.      Finish Bozeman 65

2.      Quiz 2

3.      continue equilibrium notes thru LeChatelier’s Principle

Wednesday:

1.  Quiz #2 back

2.  continue notes on LeChateliers

3.  LeChatelier's worksheet I due Friday

Thursday:

1.  finish notes on LeChateliers

2.  LeChatelier's worksheet I due tomorrow

3.  start Virtual Lab

Friday: 

1.      grade LeChatelier’s I

2.      Continue Virtual Equilibrium Lab

3.      LeChatelier’s worksheet 2 due Monday

Monday:

1.  LeChatelier's quiz back

2.  LeChatelier's worksheet II due Wednesday

3.  continue Virtual Lab

4.  quiz Friday

Tuesday:

1.  Finish simulation – due Friday at end of day

2.  LeChatelier's worksheet II due tomorrow

3.  quiz tomorrow

Friday: 

1.  grade LeChatelier's II

2.  LeChatelier's quiz

3.  Finish Virtual simulation if needed – due today

4.  equilibrium II due Tuesday

WEEK 2 Lesson Plans - January 13-17th

WEEK 2 Lesson Plans

Chemistry I - We will continue our discussion of electrons and how light acts continuing our spectrum tubes analysis and observing the signature light colors of the elements.  The Flame Test lab showed this using fire where the spectrum tubes excite electrons using electricity.  The dual nature of light will be explored using two equations to find wavelength, frequency, and energy of radiation.  The analogy of the atom as a hotel and electrons as people is introduced to show how electrons are mobile, but also can be found in a specific place in the electron cloud.

Monday:

1.  flame test lab reports due Thursday with turnitin

2.   Speed of light problems quiz

3.   ch 4 notes continued on Planck’s formula thru notations

4.   Planck's constant problems due Wednesday

5.   quiz over it Thursday

6.   4.1 side due Friday

7.  spectrum tubes

Tuesday:

1.   continue notes on notations

2.   speed of light quiz back

3.   planck problems due tomorrow

4.   quiz over it Thursday

5.   4.1 side due Friday

6.  notations notes - s-block

7.  4.1 due tomorrow

8.  spectrum tubes

Wednesday:

1.       Planck's problems due and grade

2.       Planck’s quiz

3.       4.1 worksheet due Friday

4.       notations notes thru Periodic Table blocks p and d

Thursday:  

1.  Planck’s quiz back

2.  finish notes on d block, dot notation, and orbital notations

3.   laser lab intro and start rotations

4.  work on set I and get it checked – due Monday

Friday:  early out

1.       grade 4.1

2.       laser lab continued

3.        set I due Monday

Advanced Chemistry – We will finish up the acid base lab and begin looking at naming acids and bases.

Monday:

1.       worksheet H+/OH- due

2.       new ion set #4

3.       Ion quiz Thursday

4.       pH review worksheet due Friday

5.       lab reports due Thursday with Turnitin

6.       finish lab if needed

7.       strong acids and bases quiz Wednesday

Tuesday:

1.  grade H+/OH- worksheet

2.  notes over naming acids and bases

3.  naming ions set #4 quiz Thursday

4.  lab reports due Thursday

5.  Strong acids and bases quiz tomorrow

Wednesday: 

1.        strong acids and bases quiz

2.       Notes over naming acids and bases

3.       Naming acids worksheet due Tuesday

4.       Naming bases worksheet due Wednesday

Thursday:

1.  lab reports due 

2.  naming ions #4 quiz

3.  naming ions worksheet due and grade

4.  pH worksheet due Friday

5.  continue notes

6.  naming acids worksheet due Tuesday

Friday: 

1.  grade pH review worksheet

2.  ions quiz  back

3.  continue notes

4.  naming acids worksheet due Tuesday

5.  naming bases worksheet due Wendesday

AP Chemistry – We will start chapter 10 – the equilibrium unit – and discuss why and how reactions can be forced to reverse.  There are many conditions that need to be met and maintained for chemical reactions to naturally proceed in the forward direction.

Monday:

1.       phase diagrams quiz back

2.       begin equilibrium notes and Bozeman videos

3.       equilibrium worksheet 1 due Wednesday

4.       quiz 1 Wednesday

5.       equilibrium worksheet 2 due Thursday

6.       quiz 2 Thursday

Tuesday:

1.       Equilibrium notes continued with bozeman

2.        Equilibrium worksheet 1 due and grade

Wednesday:

1.       grade equilibrium I worksheet

2.       quiz 1

3.       worksheet 2 due tomorrow

4.       quiz 2 tomorrow

5.       notes on Le Chatelier’s and Bozeman video

Thursday:

1.       quiz 1 back

2.       equilibrium worksheet 2 grade

3.       quiz 2

4.       continue equilibrium notes and Bozeman video

5.       LeChatelier's worksheet I due Tuesday

Friday: 

1.       Quiz 2 back

2.       LeChatelier’s I due Tuesday

3.       LeChatelier’s quiz Tuesday

Lesson Plans for Jan 7th- 10th

Lesson Plans for Jan 7th- 10th

Chemistry – We will start the new year with chapter 4 over the dual nature of light.  It acts like a wave and also like a particle.  Superheated plasma of various elements will be viewed using the spectroscope and calculations of  wavelength and frequency demonstrate the different types of radiation, both good and bad.

Tuesday:

1.  new seating tomorrow – new phone cubby numbers and lab partners

2.  Atomic Tests Back

3.  Notes on Chapter 4 thru electromagnetic radiation

4.  spectrum tubes demo day #1

Wednesday:

1.      Seating Chart

2.      Finish notes thru electromagnetic radiation

3.      electromagnetic radiation homework due Monday with quiz over it

4.      spectrum tube demo day #2

Thursday:

1.   electromagnetic radiation homework due Monday

2.   quiz Monday over it

3.   finish spectrum tubes

4.   Flame Test pre-lab

5.  Start Lab

Friday: 

1.       Flame Test Lab finish – reports due next Friday

2.      electromagnetic radiation homework due Monday

3.      quiz Monday over it

Adv. Chemistry – We will continue learning about acids and bases as we look at what makes a weak versus strong acid and base and the properties that go with acids and bases.  Another lab using reactions of a strong acid and a strong base is performed to learn more about them.

Tuesday:

1.    What It Is labs and ion quiz back

2.    Ion Set 3

3.    Ion quiz 3 on Friday

4.    Notes thru bases

5.    pH paper due tomorrow

6.    pH quiz Friday

7.    H+/OH- paper due Monday

Wednesday:  

1.    Grade pH paper

2.    pH quiz tomorrow

3.    Ion quiz 3 Friday

4.    Acid Base Lab tomorrow – lab reports and turnitin due by Weds 1/15

5.    Ions quiz tomorrow

6.      H+/OH- worksheet due Monday

Thursday: 

1.      pH quiz

2.      Acid Base Lab – lab reports and turnitin due by Weds 1/15

3.      H+/OH- worksheet due Monday

Friday:

1.      pH quiz back

2.      ion quiz #3

3.      Acid Base Lab – lab reports and turnitin due by Weds 1/15

4.      H+/OH- worksheet due Monday

AP Chemistry – This short week will finish up our discussion on ch 8 review over phase diagrams and phase changes.  Equilibrium notes are also introduced which ties together everything we have learned over the past three years.

Tuesday:

1.  ch 7 review on gases – pick up:  due date 1/31 Friday

2.  ch 8 review set back

3.  finish ch 8 notes

4.  questions on phase changes #1 and #2 worksheets tomorrow

5.  worksheets #3 and #4 due Thursday and Friday

6.  Melting point of Penny Lab due Monday

Wednesday

1.      Finish ch 8 notes if needed

2.      Grade worksheets 1 and 2

3.      Questions on 3 and 4

4.      IMF lab due Monday

5.      Melting point of Penny Lab due Monday

6.      quiz over phase diagrams Friday

Thursday:

1.      go over worksheet 3

2.      worksheet 4 due tomorrow

3.      phase quiz tomorrow

4.      melting penny lab due Monday

5.      IMF lab due Monday

Friday:

1.       grade phase 4

2.       phase quiz

3.       melting penny lab – due Monday

4.       intermolecular forces lab – due Monday