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Chemistry I-Regular & Chemistry I – Honors Activities are ostensibly the same. Differences will be announced when the honors classes pursue different activities. Honors Chemistry has higher expectations and achieves greater depth. Testing is differentiated.
Abbreviations used in the table:
(!) Intense day, 60 min work in 55 min, IQ- Ion Quiz, Z- Test; ED-Early Dismissal, H-Holiday; IR-Interim Reports, RC-Report Cards, SH-Student Holiday, TBA-To be announced
N.B.:! Lab days are intense. You must come to class with your brief notes & data tables, and know what you are going to be doing. Pre-plan who will do each function or you will never finish before the bell. For example, one person could get test tubes ready with solutions, another could get a solid and measure it out, and one person could be the team's recorder and cleanup/disposal person. Everyone must have their own lab document, and have all data/observations recorded.
1 0811 ------ 1 Intro to Chemistry, Anions & Cations
1 0812 ------ 2 Intro to Chemistry, The Virtual Classroom, Evacuation Plan
1 0813 H HURRICANE CHARLEY DAY
2 0816 ------ 3 Ion Brain Bowl, IQ#1; Intro to Chemistry,
2 0817 ------ 4 Blackboard and HOTSHOT
2 0818 ------ 5 About Ions
2 0819 ------ 6 About Ions
2 0820 ------ 7 Wm. Glasser
3 0823 ------ 8 Planning Lab Safety
3 0824 ------ 9 Introduce TDU – PTable
3 0825 ------ 10 Quiz: About Ions; TDU – PTable
3 0826 ------ 11 TDU – PTable
3 0827 ------ 12 TDU – PTable
4 0830 SH --------------
4 0831 ------ 13 PTable test prep
4 0901 ------ 14 Simplifying Ions, with the PTable
4 0902 ------ HURRICANE FRANCES
4 0903 ------ HURRICANE FRANCES
5 0906 H HURRICANE FRANCES DAY
5 0907 ------ HURRICANE FRANCES Recovery
5 0908 ------ HURRICANE FRANCES Recovery
5 0909 ------ HURRICANE FRANCES Recovery
5 0910 ------ HURRICANE FRANCES Recovery
6 0913 ------ 15 Conclude safety
6 0914 ------ 16 1A & 1B INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY
6 0915 EDX 17 1B & 1C & 1 D
6 0916 ------ 18 Lab Safety Test; Best Dress - Eucharist
6 0917 IR 19 Lab Safety Corrections, Introduction to Chapter 2 & to MEGALAB
7 0920 ------ 20 PTable test; This is Spirit Week
7 0921 ------ 21 2A & 2B MATTER & CHANGE;
7 0922 ------ 22 IQ #2 (entire sheet); 2B, 2C, 2D
7 0923 ------ 23 Prep for Labs:, Observation & Experimentation
7 0924 ------ 24 1Z; Chapter 2 ChemASAP, 2Z On-Line Quiz
8 0927 ------ HURRICANE JEANNE
8 0928 ------ HURRICANE JEANNE
8 0929 ------ 25 Introduction to Chemical Reactions, Start Study Deck, teA+ms
8 0930 ------ 26 3A SCIENTIFIC MEASUREMENT
8 1001 ------ 27 3B
9 1004 ------ 28 3B
9 1005 ------ 29 3C & Dimensional Analysis
9 1006 ------ 30 3C
9 1007 ------ 31 3D; Metric Quiz
9 1008 ------ 32 3E, solve problems with density and temperatures.
10 1011 ------ 33 Metric Quiz; Using the “Grade Record Sheet”
10 1012 ------ 34 Discuss & Prep for Burner lab, and for “Observations” Lab; Lab skills
10 1013 ------ PSAT, Early Dismissal
10 1014 ------ 35 LAB: The Laboratory Burner; Quarter Ends, Deadline for 1st Quarter HOTSHOT.
10 1015 SH
11 1018 SHX 36 “Observations” Lab
11 1019 ------ 37 Post-lab for “Observations,” IQ #3; 6A Chemical Names & Formulas
11 1020 ------ 38 Chemical Names & Formulas - 6A & 6B
This is the first chapter that really requires a solid knowledge of the ions. Students who have HOTSHOT will find this chapter easy; others will struggle. The day of reckoning is upon us.
11 1021 ------ 39 6C
11 1022 RC 40 6D & Lab SSL on Page 157
12 1025 ------ 41 6E
12 1026 ------ 42 Chapter 6 Chem ASAP!
12 1027 ------ 43 6Z
12 1028 ------ 44 8A CHEMICAL REACTIONS
12 1029 ------ 45 8B
13 1101 ------ 46 8B; OXPOLY
13 1102 ------ 47 8C
13 1103 ------ 48 Word Equation Activity
13 1104 ------ 49 IQ #4; Word Equation Activity
13 1105 ------ 50 Word Equation Activity
14 1108 ------ 51 Word Equation Activity
14 1109 ------ 52 Word Equation Activity
14 1110 ------ 53 Balancing Equation Activity & Quiz (4eq – 5pts each)
14 1111 HX 54 Z: Word Equations: Writing, Balancing & Classifying
14 1112 SH Student Holiday; FCIS Convention
15 1115 ------ 55 TEAMS: Develop Brief notes and Data Tables for the MEGALAB
15 1116 ------ 56 TEAMS: Develop Brief notes and Data Tables for the MEGALAB
15 1117 IR 57 mini-MEGALAB – Part A
15 1118 ------ 58 mini-MEGALAB – Parts B, C & D
15 1119 ------ 59 mini-MEGALAB – Parts E, F & G
16 1122 ------ 60 mini-MEGALAB – Parts H, I & J
16 1123 ------ 61 IQ #5; mini-MEGALAB – Parts K & L
16 1124 ED 62 mini-MEGALAB – Parts M & N
16 1125 H Thanksgiving Holiday
16 1126 H Thanksgiving Holiday
17 1129 ------ 63 5A Atomic Structure & the Periodic Table
17 1130 ------ 64 5B
17 1201 ------ 65 5C; Beanium Lab
17 1202 ------ 66 Chapter 5 Chem ASAP
17 1203 ------ 67 13A; CAL TECH :”Orbitals
18 1206 ------ 68 13B; Chem ASAP! Simulation #12
18 1207 ------ 69 IQ #6; 13B Practice writing electron configurations, Use orbital models
18 1208 ------ 70 13C
18 1209 ------ 71 13C
18 1210 ------ 72 Use Chem ASAP! see pp. 372-383
19 1213 ------ 73 SEMEX Prep
19 1214 ED 74 Semester Exams
19 1215 ED 75 Semester Exams
19 1216 ED 76 Semester Exams
19 1217 ED 77 Semester Exam
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Chemistry I-Regular & Chemistry I – Honors Activities are ostensibly the same. Differences will be announced when the honors classes pursue different activities. Honors Chemistry has higher expectations and achieves greater depth. Testing is differentiated.
Abbreviations used in the table:
(!) Intense day, 60 min work in 55 min, IQ- Ion Quiz, Z- Test; ED-Early Dismissal, H-Holiday; IR-Interim Reports, RC-Report Cards, SH-Student Holiday, TBA-To be announced
N.B.:! Lab days are intense. You must come to class with your brief notes & data tables, and know what you are going to be doing. Pre-plan who will do each function or you will never finish before the bell. For example, one person could get test tubes ready with solutions, another could get a solid and measure it out, and one person could be the team's recorder and cleanup/disposal person. Everyone must have their own lab document, and have all data/observations recorded.
