Week 6 Lesson Plans September 21st- 25th

Week 6 Lesson Plans September 21st- 25^th

 

Chemistry  - We are continuing our measurement unit and focusing on good lab skills to show accuracy and precision and making good measuring decisions.  Last week we considered various types of measuring devices available in lab during the Measurement Lab to see if the beaker, graduated cylinder, or the buret is a more precise tool of measuring volume.  We will continue these practices with our next lab – The Energy of Foods Lab.  A look at a computational chemistry program called WebMO will allow us to create the glucose molecule and predict the amount of energy it takes to form such a molecule.  In the Energy of Foods Lab we will them burn the glucose in the form of a marshmallow to calculate the amount of energy such a carbohydrate gives off.  The calculator is also explored as we go over scientific notation and exponents.

 

Monday:

1.      GTK Chapter 2 due

2.      Unit II Test back

3.      Continue notes on scientific measurement and go over practice worksheets #1 and #2

4.      WebMO activity – creating glucose

5.      Temperature and heat notes

6.     Temperature and Heat worksheet due Friday

 

Wednesday:  Energy of Foods Lab – the marshmallow -three trials

 

Friday:

1.      Temperature and Heat worksheet due

2.      Linoleic Acid WebMO molecule

3.     Measurement notes thru sig figs

 

Advanced Chemistry - This week will continue our exploration into stoichiometry.  Students will evaluate their data’s accuracy and precision in the reaction stoichiometry lab.  The third trial is done to evaluate precision and accuracy.  Limiting reactants will be explored further. 

 

Tuesday and Thursday:

1.  Formula Mass Quiz back

2.  Stoich 1 homework 2 due Thursday

3.  Reaction Labs Trials 

4.  Stoich quiz #1Thursday on basic stoich

5.  Stoich 2 worksheet due Monday

 

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.  We will look at intermolecular bonding with two short labs and apply what we learn to the organic molecules we will see.

 

Tuesday:   

1.      Ion quiz #3

2.      intermolecular forces lab

3.      pie tin lab

4.      notes on alkanes

5.   learn the 10 for a quiz Thursday

6.   PP1 and Worksheet 1 due Thursday

 

Thursday:

1.      ion quiz #4

2.     continue notes on drawing hydrocarbons

3.     grade PP1 and Worksheet 1

4.   practice alkanes quiz

5.   PP2 and Additional Problems due Monday