January 8, 2020
1. Complete Warm-up found on Rose-Prism.org
2. Calculating molar mass review
3. 1-Step Conversions using Dimensional Analysis: Grams to Moles and Moles to Grams
4. HOMEWORK: NONE, unless you did not finish the Rose-Prism.org Skills Practice - Moles to Grams.
1. Complete Warm-up found on Rose-Prism.org
2. Calculating molar mass review
3. 1-Step Conversions using Dimensional Analysis: Grams to Moles and Moles to Grams
4. HOMEWORK: NONE, unless you did not finish the Rose-Prism.org Skills Practice - Moles to Grams.
January 10, 2020
1. Warm-Up: LDA
2. Learning Check: Molar Mass and Converting Moles to Grams
3. 1-Step Conversion: Particles to Moles and Moles to Particles
4. 1-Step Conversion: Volume to Moles and Moles to Volume
5. Lab: Counting by Mass Task Card Activity
6. Learning Check
7. Homework: NONE. I noticed that there are still a few of you that did not complete Wednesday's homework assignment. You MUST have this completed before the start of next class!
January 14, 2020
1. Warm-Up
2. Lab: Counting by Mass Task Card Activity - MUST complete all 4 tasks
3. Group/Self Practice Worksheet. Pick up this sheet. It is on the teacher's lab table. Complete the sheet by the START of next class!
4. HOMEWORK: NONE, unless you did not finish the Group/Self Practice Worksheet. Next class we will work on 2-step mole conversions and percent composition.
January 16, 2020
1. Warm-up
2. Collect homework
3. Review 1-step Conversions by completing Unit 6: Quantities, Day 3 - SP: 1-Step Mixed Quantities on Rose-Prism.org
4. Notes: 2-Step Conversions
5. HOMEWORK: Complete 2-Step Conversions worksheet - front and back. Due at the start of next class.
NOTE: You will be taking a quiz on Tuesday over 1-step conversions and 2-step conversions.
January 21, 2020 - I have posted THREE videos that will help you review 1-step conversions.
1. Collect homework
2. Review 1-step and 2-step conversions
3. CFA: Molar Quantities
4. Notes: Percent Composition
5. Practice: Percent Composition
6. HOMEWORK: NONE, unless you do not have the Percent Composition assignment completed.
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January 23, 2020 -- You are having a test on Wednesday, January 29.
1. Warm-Up
2. Notes: Empirical Formulas
3. Lab: Hydrate - you will only collect data today.
4. HOMEWORK: NONE
NOTE 1: You are having a test on Wednesday, January 29. You should START reviewing for this test NOW! Go to rose-prism.org; Day 7: Chemical Quantities Practice Test 1. This practice test includes everything except for empirical formulas and molecular formulas.
NOTE 2: If you would like to get a "jump" on empirical formulas and molecular formulas, take a look at these two videos.
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January 27, 2020
1. Complete the hydrate lab from last class.
2. Practice empirical formulas. You took notes last class right before you completed the lab. You need to practice solving these type of problems.
3. Molecular formulas. You will take a few notes before practicing these type problems.
4. HOMEWORK: Review for Wednesday's Unit 6 Test over Quantities. The test is has 2 parts -- Rose-Prism.org and a paper/pencil portion. It will cover EVERYTHING you were expected to learn in this unit. Here is what you need to do to study for this test:
a. Pull up your RDS account and look at your grades. If I have left you a note on one of your assignments, take care of it BEFORE the start of class on Wednesday.
b. Go through ALL of your Unit 6 notes and review these vocabulary words - empirical formula, mole, Avogadro's number, STP, percent mass, molecular weight, atomic mass, atomic number, molecular formula. If you do not have one of these words in your notes or in your memory, LOOK it up online!
c. COMPLETE the paper/pencil review guide.
d. COMPLETE Chemical Quantities Practice Test 1. You may take this practice test THREE times.
e. COMPLETE Chemical Quantities Practice Test 2. You may take this practice test THREE times.
NOTE: I will be taking TWO items for a grade! You will need to have the paper/pencil review guide and only ONE of the rose-prism.org chemical quantities practice tests. Both of these assignments MUST BE DONE before the start of Wednesday's class.
1. Complete the hydrate lab from last class.
2. Practice empirical formulas. You took notes last class right before you completed the lab. You need to practice solving these type of problems.
3. Molecular formulas. You will take a few notes before practicing these type problems.
4. HOMEWORK: Review for Wednesday's Unit 6 Test over Quantities. The test is has 2 parts -- Rose-Prism.org and a paper/pencil portion. It will cover EVERYTHING you were expected to learn in this unit. Here is what you need to do to study for this test:
a. Pull up your RDS account and look at your grades. If I have left you a note on one of your assignments, take care of it BEFORE the start of class on Wednesday.
b. Go through ALL of your Unit 6 notes and review these vocabulary words - empirical formula, mole, Avogadro's number, STP, percent mass, molecular weight, atomic mass, atomic number, molecular formula. If you do not have one of these words in your notes or in your memory, LOOK it up online!
c. COMPLETE the paper/pencil review guide.
d. COMPLETE Chemical Quantities Practice Test 1. You may take this practice test THREE times.
e. COMPLETE Chemical Quantities Practice Test 2. You may take this practice test THREE times.
NOTE: I will be taking TWO items for a grade! You will need to have the paper/pencil review guide and only ONE of the rose-prism.org chemical quantities practice tests. Both of these assignments MUST BE DONE before the start of Wednesday's class.
UPDATE at 10:17 p.m. on Tuesday, January 28, 2020
I see that many of you are working on the Rose-Prism.org practice tests. This is AWESOME! I'm very proud of you. I'm a bit worried that some of you are not going to get enough sleep. So let's do this . . .
* If you have at least a 50% on just one of the chemical quantities practice tests, you are good with me.
* You still must have the paper/pencil review guide completed.
I see that many of you are working on the Rose-Prism.org practice tests. This is AWESOME! I'm very proud of you. I'm a bit worried that some of you are not going to get enough sleep. So let's do this . . .
* If you have at least a 50% on just one of the chemical quantities practice tests, you are good with me.
* You still must have the paper/pencil review guide completed.
January 29, 2020
1. Collect paper/pencil review guide.
2. Get organized for the Unit 6 Test
3. Take test
4. HOMEWORK: NONE
January 31, 2020
1. Unit 6 Test Update! Well, I started grading your Unit 6 test and became quite distressed. I would estimate 75% of you did not do as well as what I expected you to do on this test. Therefore, we are going to spend another day reviewing this unit. There is just no way I can start stoichiometry today.
2. Self assessment of test.
3. Practice problems with teacher
4. Practice problems in small groups or individually.
5. HOMEWORK: The practice problems MUST be done by the START of next class.
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February 4, 2020
1. Look at retesting schedule posted above.
2. Staple and Collect 2 papers -- test self evaluation sheet and Chemical Quantitites . . . 1 More Time worksheet.
3. Notes: Stoichiometry
4. PhET: Reactants, Products, Leftovers assignment. See below!
5. HOMEWORK 1: Complete the PhET: Reactants, Products, and Leftovers assignment. I will collect it at the START of next class.
6. HOMEWORK 2: If you are going to retake the test, you MUST email me the date and time I will see you. If I do NOT receive an email from you at least the day before, you will not be scheduled to retake your test.
February 4, 2020
1. Look at retesting schedule posted above.
2. Staple and Collect 2 papers -- test self evaluation sheet and Chemical Quantitites . . . 1 More Time worksheet.
3. Notes: Stoichiometry
4. PhET: Reactants, Products, Leftovers assignment. See below!
5. HOMEWORK 1: Complete the PhET: Reactants, Products, and Leftovers assignment. I will collect it at the START of next class.
6. HOMEWORK 2: If you are going to retake the test, you MUST email me the date and time I will see you. If I do NOT receive an email from you at least the day before, you will not be scheduled to retake your test.
February 6, 2020
1. Collect PhET assignment from last class.
2. Warm Up - Review of moles of one substance to moles of a different substance.
3. Notes - Converting moles of one substance to grams of a different substance.
4. Practice - Converting moles of one substance to grams of a different substance. I found a video that might help you with these problems.
5. HOMEWORK: NONE, unless you do not have the practice problems completed.
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February 10, 2020 1. Complete Warm Up 2. Notes: Grams to Grams Stoichiometry 3. Lab: Finding CO2 Mass in Your Breath 4. HOMEWORK: Complete questions 4, 5, and 6 of the worksheet given to you last class. |
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February 19, 2020
1. Warm-Up
2. Notes: Using stoichiometry to convert to grams of one substance to liters of a different substance, molecules of one substance to grams of a different substance.
3. Continue working on the stoichiometry packet.
4. HOMEWORK: If you did not finish the stoichiometry packet in class, you will need to finish it BEFORE the start of next class.
1. Warm-Up
2. Notes: Using stoichiometry to convert to grams of one substance to liters of a different substance, molecules of one substance to grams of a different substance.
3. Continue working on the stoichiometry packet.
4. HOMEWORK: If you did not finish the stoichiometry packet in class, you will need to finish it BEFORE the start of next class.
February 21, 2020
1. Warm-Up
2. Go over answers to the first stoichiometry packet.
3. Continue reviewing stoichiometry. Complete new stoichiometry practice packet.
4. HOMEWORK: The new stoichiometry practice packet is DUE at the start of next class. We will go over answers on this packet and will learn about limiting reagents, theoretical yield, and percent yield next class.
February 25, 2020
1. Warm-Up
2. Self check answers to Thursday's stoichiometry packet.
3. Tape stoichiometry packet into science journal.
4. Notes and Practice: Calculating Excess Reagent and Percent Yield.
5. HOMEWORK: Make sure the Calculating Excess Reagent and Percent Yield and Percent Yield practice is DONE by the start of Thursday's class.
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March 2, 2020
1. Lab: Vinegar and Baking Soda Stoichiometry
2. Yet more practice - Limiting Reagent worksheet
3. HOMEWORK: Complete the Limiting Reagent worksheet. We will go over these answers at the beginning of next class.
1. Lab: Vinegar and Baking Soda Stoichiometry
2. Yet more practice - Limiting Reagent worksheet
3. HOMEWORK: Complete the Limiting Reagent worksheet. We will go over these answers at the beginning of next class.
March 4, 2020
1. Go over the answers to the limiting reagent worksheet.
2. Review how the test is set up and your teacher's expectations.
3. Review Guide. You will be given roughly 60-minutes to work on the review guide during class today. My expectation is that you will have this review guide finished BEFORE you leave class. I will email your parents on Thursday afternoon around 2:30 p.m. with the review guide key. You will need to ask your loved one to check their email for the review guide answer key. Now, most of you have parents much like myself. Your parental unit will expect you to have the review guide COMPLETED before they will give you the answer key. INTEGRITY my friends!
Several of you shared that I do not have a parent email. No problem! I will personally send you the answer key AFTER you send me a picture of your completed review guide. You will have to send me pictures of each completed sheet before I will send you the answer key. Just remember . . . INTEGRITY!
4. HOMEWORK: Study for Unit 7: Stoichiometry Test
IMPORTANT NOTE: I sent the answer key to your parents. Some parents shared that they received 120+ emails from me. Not good. I only sent it once. Please tell them I'm sorry about that. I'm afraid to send an apology email. What if they get that 200+ times.
March 6, 2020
1. Unit 7 CSA
2. HOMEWORK: NONE
1. Unit 7 CSA
2. HOMEWORK: NONE
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March 10, 2020 1. Set up Unit 8 - SWBAT sheet, foldable, chart 2. HOMEWORK: NONE |
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March 12, 2020 1. Use foldable to work on Boyle's Law, Charles's Law, and Gay-Lussac's Law Practice problems. 2. Kinetic Molecular Theory - make a COPY of this Google Document BEFORE you start working on it. 3. HOMEWORK: Make sure the Kinetic Molecular Theory Google assignment is completed BEFORE the start of next class. Let me clear up some confusion . . . a. Share your evidence/proof that you completed the kinetic molecular theory assignment by clicking the SHARE button on your google document. Type in my email - lori.young@evsck12.com. Remember, I don't have a Google classroom. b. If the question stem does NOT work on your document, don't fret! Look to the right on this screen. I have posted it for you. |
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Here are my plans for my substitute. Please note that these plans are subject to change due to COVID-19. If the school goes virtual next week, lessons will be posted on Rose-Prism.org. Make sure you have your chromebook, chemistry notebook, and chromebook charger at home!
Monday, March 16 - This is SUBJECT to change!
1. Make sure you shared the Kinetic Molecular Theory assignment from last class to lori.young@evsck12.com. This is the last assignment I will grade until I return from my surgery.
2. Combined Gas Laws Notes and Practice
3. Ideal Gas Laws Notes and Practice
4. HOMEWORK: NONE, unless you did not finish the practice assignments.
1. Make sure you shared the Kinetic Molecular Theory assignment from last class to lori.young@evsck12.com. This is the last assignment I will grade until I return from my surgery.
2. Combined Gas Laws Notes and Practice
3. Ideal Gas Laws Notes and Practice
4. HOMEWORK: NONE, unless you did not finish the practice assignments.
Wednesday, March 18, 2020 - This is SUBJECT to change!
1. Self check your answers to the Combined Gas Law practice and the Ideal Gas Law practice
2. Lab - Gas Laws. Follow the lab given to you in class.
3. HOMEWORK: Complete the review guide for Friday's test. Yes! This review guide is worth points. It is NOT optional.
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Friday, March 20, 2020 - This is SUBJECT to change!
1. Unit 8: Gas Laws test 2. HOMEWORK: NONE. Have a great Spring Break! |
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