CLASS NOTES
These Word formatted files contain notes from class on Chapters 10 and 12 and may be downloaded:
The Atom
The Periodic Table
Elements and Properties
2ND QUARTER WORK
In the 2nd quarter, we completed the study of
Solids, Liquids, and Gases (Chapter 8),
Classification of Matter (Chapter 9),
Atomic Structure (Chapter 10), and
The Periodic Table (Chapters 10&12).
In February we will finish
Chemical Bonds (Chapter 11).
2nd Quarter Assignments
WEEK 19
January 23-27: We have 5 priorities for this:
Study for and take (and DO WELL ON!) the Semester Exam. This covers Chapters 1,2,8,9,10 & 12. Review the vocabulary for all chapters and use Study Guides passed out in class as a resource.
Turn in any missing work.
Complete Atomic Models foldable and Element poster,
Complete the Flame Test lab.
And continue our study of Chemical Bonds (Chapter 11).
Homework: Complete study guides, prepare for tests.
I WILL have a notebook check this week.
I also need all students to bring in their textbooks for a book count/check. Some students may have more than 1 book at home.
Please have Notebooks (as complete as possible), iBooks, and TEXTBOOKS in class this week.
We have FLAME TEST lab one day this week and we WILL get those projects we started before the winter break completed! The two projects add up to a quiz grade! A+ examples are in the windows of the classroom.
First Period: Please return any 1st Semester Test copies for review use in other classes.
WEEK 18
January 16: Enjoy the Lee-Jackson-King Holiday, but please remember to do your homework for next class...
Homework: Define 11.1 and 11.2 Science Words
January 17-20:
Chapter 11: Chemical Bonds and Flame Test Lab
Homework: Define 11.3 and 11.4 Science Words
WEEK 17
January 9-10: Using tyhe Periodic Table
Homework: Elementary Facts WS. Begin studying for the Test on Atomic Models and the Periodic Table!
January 11: Surprise visit from the Math and Science Center with a lab on the Periodic Table - Physical and Chemical Properties of 7 Elements. (Even day classes will get to do this lab in the near future.)
January 12-13: Chapter 10 and 12 Vocabulary Quiz! AND Test on Atomic Models and the Periodic Table covering chapter 10 and parts of chapter 12!
Homework: Define 11.1 and 11.2 Science Words
WEEK 16
January 3-4: Happy New Year to you all! We will review Atomic Models and complete Chapter 10 notes and we will finish our Atomic Model Foldables and Element Posters in class this week.
If you have a past quiz or test to make up, be sure to schedule this today!
Homework: Complete definitions for Chapter 10 Science words for inclusion in your notebooks. Also: Create study cards (flash cards) and use these to memorize your vocabulary for the quiz next class!
Complete Atomic Structure worksheet.
Extra Credit Opportunity: Create a Bohr Model of YOUR Element in 3-D. Use your imagination and the 3-D Atomic Models link below for help. Due January 6.
January 5-6: Introduction to the Periodic Table.Chapter 10 and 12 Vocabulary Quiz will be next week!
Homework: 7 Chapter 12 Vocab words: ductile, malleable, sublimation, diatomic molecules, radioactive molecules, transition elements, and transuranium elements. Elementary Facts Worksheet.
WEEK 15
December 12-16: Test and Quiz makeups for students who have been absent.
Continue with our study of the Atom and research and complete 2 Atomic Model projects in class. The first project is a foldable on various models of atoms. The second project is to research a particular element, identify specific facts about the element, and create a Bohr model (poster or 3-D model) of the element.
Homework: NONE But do make sure you have flash cards for Chapter 10 Science Words.
Save these for studying for the vocabulary quiz in January.
WEEK 14
December 5: Chapter 9 Test
Classwork/Homework: Ch 10 Section 1 Vocabulary - complete for notebook AND MAKE FLASH CARDS
December 6: SNOW DAY!!!
December 7 (Odd Day): Chapter 10 Section 1 in class.
Atomic model notes
Homework: Ch 10 Section 2 Vocabulary - complete for notebook AND MAKE FLASH CARDS
December 8 (Even Day): Chapter 9 Test
and continue Chapter 10 in class.
Classwork/Homework: Ch 10 Section 1 and Section 2 Vocabulary - complete for notebook AND MAKE FLASH CARDS
December 9 (Odd Day): Continue Chapter 10 in class.
Start Atomic Models project to be done in class.
Classwork/Homework: Ch 10 Section 1 and 2 Vocabulary - complete for notebook AND MAKE FLASH CARDS
WEEK 13
November 28 & 29: Review Chapter 9
Classwork/Homework: WrapUps pages 250(1-3), 253(1-2), 261(1-3) AND Rev pg 265 (1-10). Memorize Vocabulary for Quiz.
November 29 & 30: Chapter 9 Vocabulary Quiz
Classwork/Homework: Ch 9 Rev pg 266 (1-15)
December 1&2: Final Review for Chapter 9 Test
Classwork/Homework: REALLY STUDY
WEEK 12
November 18-23: Chapter 8 Vocab and Chapter 8 Test Makeup Tests/Restests
Homework: Define Ch 9 Sections 2 & 3 Science Words.
November 22 & 23: Chapter 9 Vocabulary Quiz POSTPONED until after the holiday.
Homework: Happy Thanksgiving!
WEEK 11
November 14: Cover Section 8-5 in class. More demos and a mini-lab applying the concepts from this section. Also, take a vocabulary quiz covering ALL the chapter 8 vocabulary.
Homework: Complete select Chapter review questions. Study for a TEST on Chapter 8 next class.
November 15: Chapter 8 Vocabulary Quiz
Homework: Complete Worksheet from class. Study for Ch 8 Test.
November 16 & 17: TEST on Chapter 8
Homework: Define Ch 9 Section 1 Science Words.
WEEK 10
November 7:LAST CALL for 1st quarter notebooks and work.
November 8:Parent Conferences.
November 9 & 10: Cover Section 8-4 in class.
Homework: Define 8-4 and 8-5 Science Words. Memorize these for a quiz next class.
November 11: Cover Section 8-5 in class. More demos and a mini-lab applying the concepts from this section.
Homework: Complete select Chapter review questions. Study for Chapter 8 Vocabulary quiz next class.
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