Week Five: 2/3– 2/7 Lesson Plans

Week Five:  2/3– 2/7 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 or school 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 practice quiz

2.  quiz over notations

3.  Finish Notes on POMS and ch 5 set on common names

4.  Periodic Table Trends worksheet I due Wednesday

5.  review 4.2 worksheet due Thursday

6.  Quiz Wednesday over POMS

Tuesday:

1.      notations quiz back

2.      review 4.2 due Thursday

3.   finish notes on periodic trends if needed

4.   quiz 4.2 over POMS tomorrow

Wednesday:

1.      quiz 4.2 POMS

2.      POMS quantum numbers worksheet due Friday

3.      review sheet over 4.2 due tomorrow

4.   Finish PT Trends and turn it

5.   PT Trends worksheet II due Friday

Thurs:

1.      grade review sheet over 4.2

2.      POMS quiz back

3.      POMS quantum numbers worksheet due Friday

4.      notations quiz tomorrow

5.   4.3 worksheet due Monday

Friday:

1.       grade POMS worksheet

2.      PT Trends II due

3.      analogy and artist time in class:  Na vs Fe vs Sr vs Cu

4.      4.3 worksheet due Monday

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

Monday: 

1.      titration labs due tomorrow

2.      random ion set 3 quiz Friday

3.      notes on titration

4.      titration 1 worksheet due Weds

5.      titration review due Thursday

Tuesday:

1.  grade titration I tomorrow

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 Friday

Weds:

1.  ion quiz Friday

2.  grade titration 1

3.  titration 2 due

4.  titration quiz tomorrow

5.  titration review due tomorrow

Thurs: 

1.       grade titration 2

2.      titration review due

3.      titration quiz

4.      ion quiz tomorrow

5.  titration curve worksheet due Monday

Friday:  half-day

1.  ion quiz

2.  titration quiz back

3.  titration review due

4.  titration curve worksheet due Monday

AP Chemistry - We will finish our discussion of LeChatelier's Principle and the common ion effect and assess student knowledge through several labs to determine shifting.  ICE tables are revisited and applied to equilibrium and the first set of equilibrium homework is assigned with classroom time given. 

Monday:

1.      grade equilibrium review

2.     Finish fake blood lab for tomorrow

3.  notes on common ion effect

4.  common ion effect worksheet due Thursday

5.  solubility rules handout

6.  grade virtual lab tomorrow

Tuesday:

1. grade virtual lab

2. fake blood lab due

3. common ion effect notes – finish

4.  labs tomorrow

Wednesday: 

1.  Common Ion Effect Lab and CO2 Labs - due Friday

2.  common ion effect worksheet due tomorrow

3.  common ion effect quiz tomorrow

Thursday:

1.      Grade common ion effect worksheet

2.     Common Ion effect quiz

3.     Notes on ICE table examples

Friday:

1.       Labs due

2.      Common Ion effect quiz back