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1 Chemistry Outline Semester /1 Thursday 1/28 -Continue Hunting of the Elements Video (1hour 53 minutes) ( 91/2 Friday 1/29 -Finish Hunting of the Elements Video ( -Read and notes (BRING BOOKS!) 92/3 Monday 2/1 -Watch The New Periodic Table Song Video (3 minutes) -Watch The Four New Elements Video (3 minutes) -Watch Chemistry What is a Metal Video (4:27 minutes) -Fill in blank periodic table, p textbook (BRING BOOKS!) Atomic Radius & Reactivity lists what they need -HW: Periodic Table Crossword Puzzle (wait on across 10, down 5, 6, 8) 93/4 Tuesday 2/2 -Watch Periodic Trends Atomic Radius (6 minutes) -Students respond to questions after video -Periodicity Notes Radius and Reactivity -Add roman numerals to periodic table -HW: Periodicity WS 94/5 Wednesday 2/3 -Periodicity Practice WS -HW: Finish Down - 6 & 8 on crossword puzzle (-Video: The Periodic Table (15 minutes) -Demo: Alkali Metals in Water (Na and K) -Video: Crazy Water Guy! (15 minutes) -YouTube: (2 minutes) Alkali Metals and Reaction (Explo...) 95/6 Thursday 2/4 -Chapter 6 Reading Quiz -Review Periodicity Quiz WS 96/7 Friday 2/5 -Periodicity Quiz -Read and notes 7.1 & /8 Monday 2/8 (Extended Advisory for scheduling) -Notes Sheet: Ionization Energy, Electron Affinity, Electronegativity w/practice problems on back -Handout Electronegativity Periodic Table -HW: Periodicity II WS and Finish 10 & 5 on Crossword 98/9 Tuesday 2/9 -Ionization Energy Video (6:15) -Electronegativity Video (7:40) -Discuss Periodicity II WS Key!10 leads to notes sheet
2 99/10 Wednesday 2/10 (Extended Advisory for scheduling) -Notes Sheet: Ionic and Covalent Bonds -Read and notes 8.3, 8.4, 8.5 -Online Concepts in Motion Chapter 8 Ionic and Covalent Bonds (you tube video: Ionic vs Covalent Bonding) -Finish Ionic and Covalent Bonds/Polarity notes sheet -Linear Molecules Chart on back of notes (Lewis, structural formula, bond type, polarity) 100/11 Thursday 2/11 -Literacy (Note card) activity build models too! -Online Concepts in Motion Chapter 8 Molecular Shapes (1 st two examples) -Molecular Geometry Notes Sheet -Show Models 101/12 Friday 2/12 -Finish Molecular Geometry Notes Sheet -Start Periodic Families Table do I-III together, finish rest for Monday 102/13 Monday 2/15 -Check Table IV-VII (Filled in Flip Chart) -Start Lab 11 Molecular Geometry 103/14 Tuesday 2/16 -Lab 11 - Molecular Geometry 104/15 Wednesday 2/17 -Review for Quiz -WATER DEMO! (Rabbit and Silk) -Show pictures of Electron Hair -Lab 11 Molecular Geometry 105/16 Thursday 2/18 -Reading Quiz Chapter 7 & 8 (7.1, 8.1, 8.3, 8.4, 8.5) -Finish Lab 11 (Molecular Geometry) -Hand out Review Packet 106/17 Friday 2/19 -Go through Review Packet -Molecular Geometry Lab Due - Check Shape and Polarity together in class -Read and Notes Chapter /18 Monday 2/22 -Periodicity and Bonding Exam 108/19 Tuesday 2/23 -Go through exam -Bill Nye States of Matter Video (about 25 minutes) saved in Chemistry folder -Heating Curve for Water Graph Notes (Start) 109/20 Wednesday 2/24 -Finish Heating Curve for Water Notes -Heat Notes (All except bottom 3 problems) -Set up Heat of Fusion Lab /21 Thursday 2/25 -Chapter 12 Reading Quiz -Bottom 3 problems on Heat Notes -Continue Lab Set-up 111/22 Friday 2/26 -Lab 12 Heat of Fusion of Ice (NEED ICE!!!) -Read and Notes Chapter /23 Monday 2/29 -Discuss lab calculations -Bill Nye Pressure Video (about 25 minutes)
3 113/24 Tuesday 3/1 -Education Portal Video:Pressure ( - Stop at dimensional analysis (@5 min) -Pressure Notes -Pressure Demo (Long Straw w/food coloring) -HW: Pressure WS 114/25 Wednesday 3/2 -Heat of Fusion of Ice Lab Due -Start Boyle s and Charles Law Notes -Balloon and Pressure Vase Demos -HW: Boyle s and Charles Law WS 115/26 Thursday 3/3 -Chapter 13 Reading Quiz -Continue Boyle s and Charles Law -HW: Finish Boyle s and Charles Law WS 116/27 Friday 3/4 -Amonton s & Avogadro s Law Notes -Pressure (steel sphere) and Balloon Demos -HW: Amonton s & Avogadro s Law WS 117/28 Monday 3/7 -GAS LAWS REVIEW HALF SHEET (write formulas on own on back first) -Amonton & Avogadro Continued -HW: Boyle s, Charles, Amonton s and Avogadro s WS *COLLECT #9 118/29 Tuesday 3/8 -Combined Gas Law Notes -HW: Combined Gas Law WS 119/30 Wednesday 3/9 -Kinetic Molecular Theory Video - (6:46 minutes) -Ideal Gas Law Notes -HW: Ideal Gas Law WS 120/31 Thursday 3/10 -Gas Laws Worksheets Work Day -Gas Laws and States of Matter Review Packet (#13 a-e to prepare for Monday s Quiz) -HW: Gas Laws WS and Review Packet 121/32 Friday 3/11 -Gas Laws Quiz -Time to work on Review Packet 122/33 Monday 3/14 -States of Matter and Gas Laws Exam 123/34 Tuesday 3/15 -Lab Write-up through data table due tomorrow 124/35 Wednesday 3/16 -Pre-lab Molar Volume of Gas 125/36 Thursday 3/17 -Molar Volume of Gas Lab -Read and Notes Chapter /37 Friday 3/18 -Work on Lab Calculations -Read and Notes Chapter /38 Monday 3/21 -Concentration of Solutions Notes (stop after Molarity) -HW: Solutions/Concentrations WS #1 (5-9) 128/39 Tuesday 3/22 -Finish Concentration of Solutions Notes (% Composition)
4 (Ice Cream sign -HW: Solutions/Concentrations WS #1 (1-4) up) Solutions/Concentrations WS #2 129/40 Wednesday 3/23 -Dilutions from Concentrated Solutions Notes -HW: Solutions/Concentrations WS #3 (7 & 9 are Dilutions) Dilutions WS on back of notes sheet 130/41 Thursday 3/24 -Chapter 14 Reading Quiz -More Practice: Molarity Problems WS -Concentration/Dilution Quiz Review WS 131/42 Monday 4/4 -Go through Quiz Review -Concentration/Dilution Quiz -Read and notes Chapter /43 Tuesday 4/5 -Work on worksheets -Read and notes Chapter 16 Wednesday 4/6 -Video on colligative properties (making ice cream and boiling water 5:16 min) _omondcio -Colligative Properties Notes -Talk about Root Beer Float Lab 133/44 Thursday 4/7 (End 3 rd QTR) -Had about 20 minutes left for reading notes -Root Beer Float Lab -Write conclusion about what they observed/learned -Time to read/notes Chapter /45 Friday 4/8 -Video: Chemical Kinetics and Collision Theory (World of Chem DVD 2) (@15 min) - Collision Theory.mp4 (@ 5 min) -Reaction Rates & Collision Theory Notes (front page) -HW: Study Guide 16.1 p.100 & /46 Monday 4/11 -Check Study Guide Video-Factors that Affect Rxn Rate 1 st part (@7min) -Reaction Rates & Collision Theory Notes (back page) -??Music Video Rxn Rates (3:30min) -HW: Study Guide 16.2 p /47 Tuesday 4/12 -Check Study Guide Reaction Rates Pre-Lab -Work on Study Guide 137/48 Wednesday 4/13 -Reaction Rates Lab Part A 138/49 Thursday 4/14 -Reaction Rates Lab Part B (NEED ICE!!) 139/50 Friday 4/15 -Chapter 16 Reading Quiz -Check 1 st 2 pages of Study Guide -Graph results in lab 140/51 Monday 4/18 -Catalyst Video (World of Chem DVD 2) -Reaction Rates Demos 141/52 Tuesday 4/19 -Rate Law/Reaction Mechanism Notes
5 -HW: Reaction Kinetics WS & Study Guide /52 Wednesday 4/20 -Check rest of Chapter 16 Study Guide Enter as quiz grade, give back as study guide for test -Go over Reaction Kinetics WS (collect) -HW: Reaction Kinetics WS (Packet) 143/53 Thursday 4/21 -Reaction Rates Quiz -Finish Reaction Kinetics Packet 144/54 Friday 4/22 -Reaction Rates Exam -Read and notes Chapter /55 Monday 4/25 -Go thru test -Acid/Base Video (World of Chem DVD 2) **Crash Course in Chemistry Video Acid & Base Reactions in Solution** (11 min) In Acid/Base Folder -Theories of Acids and Bases Notes (1 st Page) 146/56 Tuesday 4/26 -Crash Course in Chemistry Video ph (11 min) In ph Folder -Finish Theories of Acids and Bases Notes -HW: Acids/Bases/pH/poH WS 147/57 Wednesday 4/27 -Neutralization Notes *Crash Course Buffer/Titration Video (skip middle math) -HW: Neutralization WS 148/58 Thursday 4/28 -Time to work on worksheets 149/59 Friday 4/29 -Chapter 18 Reading Quiz -Titration Lab Set-up 150/60 Monday 5/2 -Titration Lab 151 Tuesday 5/3 -Titration Lab 152 Wednesday 5/4 -Time to work on Lab -HW: Acid/Base Ch. 18 Review Packet 153 Thursday 5/5 -Neutralization & Titration Review Sheet -HW: Worksheet: Neutralization and Titration -Time to work on review packet 154 Friday 5/6 -Work Day 155 Monday 5/9 -Neutralization & Titration Quiz -Time to work on review packet 156 Tuesday 5/10 -Go through review packet -Acid/Base Exam (M/C portion) (skipped math portion) 157 Wednesday 5/11 -A Little Appreciation for Color/Tie Dying Questions -Lab Write-up 158 Thursday 5/12 -You tube tie dye video ( -15 minutes -Tie Dye Set-up (Ring out shirts and get in bags) 159 Friday 5/13 -Tie Dye 160 Monday 5/16 -Wrap up Tie-Dye -Dye Video (World of Chem DVD 2) -Dying Chemistry flip chart
6 161 Tuesday 5/17 -Tie Dye Questions/Appreciation for color (due with lab write-up) -Lab Write-up Due -Redox Video (World of Chem DVD 2) -Orange Juice Clock -Assigning Oxidation Numbers -HW: Determining Oxidation Numbers WS 162 Wednesday 5/18 -Rules for Balancing Redox -HW: Back of Determining Oxidation Numbers WS and Oxidation Numbers WS 163 Thursday 5/19 -HW: Balancing Redox Reactions WS 164 Friday 5/20 -HW: Balancing Redox Reactions WS and Balancing Redox Practice WS 165 Monday 5/23 -Time to work on balancing redox 166 Tuesday 5/24 -Redox Quiz Review Flipchart -Time to work on balancing redox 167 Wednesday 5/25 -Balancing Redox Reactions Quiz -Chapter 19 Reading Quiz 168 Thursday 5/26 -Battery Lab Set-up -Reduction Potentials Handout 169 Friday 5/27 -Battery Lab 170 Tuesday 5/31 -Lab Check-in (Wash glassware) -Hand out review (2 packets/1 crossword puzzle) 171 Wednesday 6/1 -Review 172 Thursday 6/2 -Review 173 Friday 6/3 -Review 174 Monday 6/6 -Review 175 Tuesday 6/7 -Final Exam (4,5,6,7) 176 Wednesday 6/8 -Final Exam (1,2,3,A) 177 Thursday 6/9 -Go over exams -Final Grades -Finish Collecting Books
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