| Week |
Topic |
Nevada Stds.
|
Activity |
| 19 |
Compounds
vs Mixtures
Laws
and Theories: What's the diff?
Conservation
of mass: it's a law |
P.12.A.3:
Separation of mixtures
P.12.A.7:
Conservation of mass, small ratios of atoms |
LAB 13:
Sodium
bicarbonate and acetic acid, catch it if you can |
| 20 |
Atomic
Theory of Chemistry
Complete
this Early developments worksheet for 25 points extra credit.
Bohr
Atom |
N.12.B.3:
Science builds on past knowledge
P.12.A.2:
Elements in the periodic table are arranged into
groups and periods by repeating patterns and relationships.
P.12.A.9:
The number of electrons (relative to protons)
determines whether a given atom is neutral or charged (an ion) |
Flame
Test Demos. |
| 21 |
Periodic
Table and Periodic Table assignment.
Elements
crossword (print completed puzzle for 50 e.c. points)
|
P.12.A.2: Elements
in the periodic table are arranged into groups and periods by repeating
patterns and relationships. |
Periodic
Table Assignment. |
| 22 |
Review:
Periodicity and patterns in the Periodic Table of Elements
Quiz:
Compounds, mixtures, atomic theory, periodic table.
|
P.12.A.3:
Separation of mixtures
P.12.A.7:
Conservation of mass, small ratios of atoms
P.12.A.2:
Elements in the periodic table are arranged into
groups and periods by repeating patterns and relationships.
P.12.A.9:
The number of electrons (relative to protons)
determines whether a given atom is neutral or charged (an ion) |
Lecture Notes and Review Quiz Game. |
| 23 |
Forming compounds:
Balancing charges
Chemical reactions: New
partners
Bonding Types: Sharing or
stealing?
Chapter 4 Homework:
Covalent Bonding: Names and Formulas
Endothermic
Exothermic reactions, concentration
|
P.12.A.4: Atoms
bond with one another by transferring or sharing electrons. E/S
P.12.A.5: Students know
chemical reactions can take place at different rates, depending on a
variety of factors (i.e. temperature, concentration, surface area, and
agitation). E/S
P.12.A.6: Students know
chemical reactions either release or absorb energy. E/S |
Lab
14: All in the family: Periodic Trends.
Lab
15: Endo-Exo what's the difference |
| 24 |
Law of conservation
of mass
Molecular models |
P.12.A.7:
Conservation of mass, small ratios of atoms |
Lab
16: Flame on torch...burning iron? |
| 25 |
Review
Quiz:
atomic theory of chemistry, bonding. |
P.12.A.4:
Bonding and electrons
N.12.A.5: Use of models |
Compare and contrast ionic and covalent bonding, draw models
of each. Discuss examples and properties. |
| 26 |
Structure and history
of atom.
Radioactivity
Development of Atomic bomb |
N.12.A.5: Models
and modeling can be used to identify and predict cause-effect
relationships.
P.12.C.4: Characteristics,
applications and impacts of radioactivity.
N.12.B.1: Science,
technology, and society influenced one another in both positive and
negative ways.
|
Guided Reading: Enrico Fermi
Lecture Notes: Ernest Rutherford
Note taker (Homework/Class work)
Nuclear Research and Presentations
Radioactivity simulation: Half-life of a Twizzler.
|
| 27 |
Isotopes
Half-life problems
Fission compared to Fusion
Quiz:
nuclear processes
|
N.12.A.5: Models
and modeling can be used to identify and predict cause-effect
relationships.
P.12.C.4: Characteristics,
applications and impacts of radioactivity.
N.12.B.1: Science,
technology, and society influenced one another in both positive and
negative ways.
P.12.C.3: Nuclear reactions
convert a relatively small amount of material into a large amount of
energy. I/S
P.12.A.8: Most elements
have two or more isotopes, some of which have practical applications. |
Present Findings 10 min. slide show per group
Lecture notes
Guided Review
Review: Quiz Game
|
