Chemistry
Daily Agenda
2023 - 2024
5/24- Day 3
October Sky Movie
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/23- Day 2
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/22- Day 1
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/21- Day 6
Beakers, Flasks, Graduated Cylinders,
Multi-well plates & Funnels, Crucible, Watch Glass,
Evaporating Dish
Place on blue tray (DRY)
tongs, tweezers, scoops,
triangle, mesh square, striker, stir rod, thermometer,
test tube rack, ring stand, ring, clamps, Bunsen burner
Hot plate, Scale
Will be recollected on Thursday.
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish, Drivers Ed,PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/20- Day 5
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE�5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/17- Day 4
getting your teammate(s) to guess the vocab word
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE�
5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/16 - Day 3
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE
5/15-5/16: Literature
5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/16 - Day 3
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE
5/15-5/16: Literature
5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/15 - Day 2
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE
5/15-5/16: Literature
5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/14 - Day 1
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE�5/13-5/14: Algebra
5/15-5/16: Literature
5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/13 - Day 6
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE�5/13-5/14: Algebra
5/15-5/16: Literature
5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/10 - Day 5
Turn in if you didn’t yesterday
KEYSTONE SCHEDULE�5/13-5/14: Algebra
5/15-5/16: Literature
5/20-5/21: Biology
FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
5/22: Math
5/23: Science, Spanish,
Drivers Ed, PE
5/24: Social Studies
5/28: Electives
5/29: English
5/30: Make Ups
5/9- Day 4
Period 6/7 - Gideon, Kaden M., Colson, James, Mya
Period 9 - Sabian, Connor, Parker, Max, Lily, Beau, Kayson, Kyle
Turn in (unless you have an extension)
5/8 - Day 3
Was Due 5/6
5/7 - Day 2
Was Due 5/6
5/1 - 5/3
-Due 5/6
4/30- Day 3
4/29 - Day 2
4/26 - Day 1
4/25 - Day 6
Write answers on a piece of notebook paper
4/25 - Day 6
Write answers on a piece of notebook paper
4/24 - Day 5
4/23 - Day 4
4/22 - Day 3
4/19 - Day 2
4/19 - Day 2
4/18- Day 1
4/17- Day 6
Show all work with units
Letter “F” use conversion factors to convert from mmHg to atm to kPa
Letter “I” P = 760 Torr
4/16- Day 5
#7 solve for Liters
Show all work with units
Letter “F” use conversion factors to convert from mmHg to atm to kPa
Letter “I” P1 = 760 Torr
4/15- Day 4
4/12- Day 3
4/11- Day 2
#7 solve for Liters
4/10- Day 1
4/9- Day 6
4/8- Day 5
Period 1: 8:11 – 8:46
Period 2: 8:50 – 9:25
Period 3: 9:29 – 10:03
Period 4 Lunch: 10:07 - 10:37
Period 6 Lunch: 10:41 - 11:11
Period 8 Lunch: 11:15 - 11:45
Dismissal: 11:45
4/5- Day 4
4/4- Day 3
4/3- Day 2
*Period 9 - Early Dismissal
4/2- Day 1
3/27- Day 6
3/26- Day 5
3/25- Day 4
3/22- Day 3
*Round masses and answers to nearest tenth
*Round mole answers to nearest thousandth
*After dividing each mole value by the smallest (step 3) if any answers result in
3/20- Day 1
*After dividing each mole value by the smallest (step 3) if any answers result in
3/20- Day 1
*After dividing each mole value by the smallest (step 3) if any answers result in
3/19- Day 6
3/18- Day 5
3/15- Day 4
3/14- Day 3
3/13- Day 2
3/12- Day 1
3/11- Day 6
Ethanol or Water (share your data with another group)
3/8- Day 5
3/7- Day 4
3/6- Day 3
3/5- Day 2
Practice # 1 (on back)- Change “SO2” to “HCl”
Note Set # 3 - due 3/7
3/4- Day 1
3/1- Day 6
2/29- Day 5
#4 Circle Type of Compound then write name or formula
2/28- Day 4
Activity Series and Solubility Examples
2/27- Day 3
2/26- Day 2
Finish Balancing Equations
Example: Reflection Question #2
2/23 - Day 1
*Only collect data
then stop.
2/22 - Day 6
PD 6/7 - Balancing, Naming & Types of Reactions
PD 9 - Putting It All Together - Check answers #1-6 (Next Slide)
2/21 - Day 5
*check #1-6 for period 6/7 - add in reaction type
*finish 7-12 (turn in when done)
Note Set 2: Types of Reactions - due Today
2/20 - Day 4
Note Set 1: Balancing Equations - due Today
Note Set 2: Types of Reactions - due 2/21
2/15 - Day 3
Note Set 1: Balancing Equations - due Today/ TAPE IN
Note Set 2: Types of Reactions - due 2/21
2/15 - Day 3
*Unit 5 Test - Thursday 2/15 - PD 6/7
-Finish & Turn in if you didn’t yesterday
Note Set 1: Balancing Equations - due 2/20
Note Set 2: Types of Reactions - due 2/21
2/14 - Day 2
*Unit 5 Test - Thursday 2/15
-Pre-Lab Questions
-Post-Lab Questions (Next Slide)
Lab Reminders
-safety goggles & hair back
-make sure crucible is empty
-carefully complete lab, collect data, clean up
Note Set 1: Balancing Equations - due 2/20
Note Set 2: Types of Reactions - due 2/21
2/13 - Day 1
*Unit 5 Test - Thursday 2/15
2/12 - Day 6
*Unit 5 Test - Thursday 2/15
2/09 - Day 5
Back Page - Finish Ionic and Covalent Escape Rooms
Page 6 - Skip for now
Page 7 - Finish
Page 8 - Mixed Nomenclature Puzzle
Page 9 - Skip for now
#13 - change “a covalent” to “an ionic”
#14 b - Skip
*Unit 5 Test - Thursday 2/15
2/08 - Day 4
Page 5 - Check
Back Page - Finish Ionic and Covalent Escape Rooms
Page 8 - Mixed Nomenclature Puzzle
2/07 - Day 3
Final Observations:
#1. Which molecules have an Electronegativity difference of 0? (ex. H2- 4 answers)
#2. Which molecules have polar bonds, but are nonpolar due to symmetry? (ex. CH4 - 3 answers)
#4. Example: H2O vs. NH3 *H2O is more polar
3.5 - 2.1=1.4 3.0 - 2.1= 0.9
Page 5 - “Ionic Practice” - Cross off:
-Hydrogen Chloride
-Boron Trifluoride
-Boron Oxide
2/06 - Day 2
-Notebook, Periodic Table, Polyatomic Ion List
-Electronegativity chart (Unit 5: Note Set 1 Tape In)
2/05 - Day 1
2/01 - Day 6
Naming Covalent Compounds (Bottom Escape Room)
Prompts in Google Classroom
2/01 - Day 5
1/31 - Day 4
*ONLY Complete ODDS
1/30 - Day 3
Pages 1 - 2
Note Set 4: Acids and Hydrates Nomenclature - due 1/31
1/29 - Day 2
Bonding, Covalent (Molecular) and Ionic Bonding
If absent, get lab sheet and use data posted in Google Classroom
Note Set 4: Acids and Hydrates Nomenclature - due 1/31
1/26 - Day 1
Wear Safety Goggles; Wash Hands in Center Sink;
Stay at your lab station; Clean up before leaving lab
One paper per pair (already placed at lab station)
Hypothesis -Which substance will melt more quickly - Ionic or Covalent? Explain why.
Ionic - Salt (Odd Number Beaker)
Covalent - Sugar (Even Number Beaker)
Variables -Types of Substances vs Time to Melt
Note Set 3: Ionic Nomenclature - due 1/26
Note Set 4: Acids and Hydrates Nomenclature - due 1/31
1/25 - Day 6
1/24 - Day 5
Period 6/7 - Caden
Period 9 - Grady, Gradyn, Madison, Kaleb
Wear Safety Goggles; Wash Hands; One paper per pair (already placed at lab station)
Hypothesis -Which substance will melt more quickly - Ionic or Covalent? Explain why.
Ionic - Salt (Odd Number Beaker)
Covalent - Sugar (Even Number Beaker)
Variables -Types of Substances vs Time to Melt
Graph paper is at the front when you are done collecting data & lab station is clean
1/23 - Day 4
1/19 - Day 3
1/18 - Day 2
1/17 - Day 1
1/12 - Day 5
1/11 - Day 4
1/09 - Day 2
(FID)
1/08 - Day 1
Note Card:
1/05 - Day 6
Friday 1/12
1/04 - Day 5
1/03 - Day 4
12/22 - Day 3
12/21 - Day 2
12/20 - Day 1
12/19 - Day 6
Quiz Corrections - As Before - Due 12/20
12/18 - Day 5
Quiz Corrections - As Before - Due 12/20
*6 drops = ¼ tsp
*Including measuring utensils
12/15 - Day 4
12/14 - Day 3
# 19 Typo - Answer is Rows
12/13 - Day 2
12/12 - Day 1
Quiz Friday - Multiple Choice/Matching (Google Form)
increase molecular movement. Remains the same.
PRELAB
“Small Scoop” will fit in this area
12/11 - Day 6
*Do not pour Copper Nitrate solution down sink
12/8 - Day 5
*Do not pour Copper Nitrate solution down sink
12/7 - Day 4
12/6 - Day 3
Due Thursday 12/7 beginning of class (if not turned in today)
3.1 The Development of the Periodic Table -
You will need to know:
Isotope Symbol
Isotope
Name
12/5 - Day 2
You will need to know:
12/4 - Day 1
12/1 - Day 6
11/30- Day 5
Return all supplies
Clean up your work space
Set poster on back lab station
11/29 - Day 4
Due Wednesday 11/29 (Period 9)
Due Thursday 11/30 (Period 6/7)
11/28 - Day 3
11/21 - Day 2
*see directions on 11/17
11/20 - Day 1
*see directions on 11/17
11/17 - Day 6
Due 11/16 (period 6/7) & Due 11/17 (period 9)
11/16 - Day 5
Due 11/16 (period 6/7)
Due 11/17 (period 9)
Due 11/16 (period 6/7)
Due 11/17 (period 9)
11/15 - Day 4
Due 11/16 (period 6/7)
Due 11/17 (period 9)
Due 11/16 (period 6/7)
Due 11/17 (period 9)
11/14 - Day 3
11/13 - Day 2
11/9 - Day 1
11/8 - Day 6
11/7 - Day 5
11/6 - Day 4
11/02 - Day 3
11/01 - Day 2
10/31 - Day 1
10/30 - Day 6
*Gently remove shape from beaker.
If crystals are stuck to side or bottom, heat on the hotplate until it loosens.
*Set on a paper towel to dry.
*Heat remaining solution until all crystals dissolve.
*Rinse and dry beaker.
*Leave beaker and pencil (if you borrowed one) by your lab sink.
*Unplug and tie up hotplate chord.
*Make sure work area is clean and dry, and all waste is thrown away
10/30 - Day 6
*Gently remove shape from beaker.
If crystals are stuck to side or bottom, heat on the hotplate until it loosens.
*Set on a paper towel to dry.
*Heat remaining solution until all crystals dissolve.
*Rinse and dry beaker.
*Leave beaker and pencil (if you borrowed one) by your lab sink.
*Unplug and tie up hotplate chord.
*Make sure work area is clean and dry, and all waste is thrown away
10/27 - Day 5
Isotopes and Ions Tape In
*Gently remove shape from beaker.
If crystals are stuck to side or bottom, heat on the hotplate until it loosens.
*Set on a paper towel to dry.
*Heat remaining solution until all crystals dissolve.
*Rinse and dry beaker.
*Leave beaker and pencil (if you borrowed one) by your lab sink.
*Unplug and tie up hotplate chord.
*Make sure work area is clean and dry, and all waste is thrown away
10/26 - Day 4 (Pd 6/7)
10/27 - Day 5 (Pd 9)
Ions and Isotopes Tape In
*Set temp at 400 degrees
*Shape should not touch beaker bottom or sides
*Set by sink to cool
*Clean up work space
10/26 - Day 4 (Pd 6/7)
10/27 - Day 5 (Pd 9)
*Set temp at 400 degrees
*Shape should not touch beaker bottom or sides
*Set by sink to cool
10/26 - Day 4
Note Set 2 - Atomic Structure - Due 10/27
10/25 - Day 3
Note Set 2 - Atomic Structure - Due 10/27
10/24 - Day 2
10/23 - Day 1
3. Matter Assessment - Tuesday 10/24
10/19 - Day 6
Ag Na I N
C Fe Cu H
Instructions:
Add ONE drop of each solution to the boxes in its corresponding labeled column/row.
10/18 - Day 5
Review Relay Challenge
10/17 - Day 4
Macroscope - large enough to be seen
10/16 - Day 3
Tape Ins:
Note Set 1: Law of Definite Composition and Multiple Proportions
Note Set 2: Chemistry: Classifying Matter
Note Set 3: Physical & Chemical Properties/Changes Riddles (Grasshopper & Turtle)
Note Set 4: Heating Curves
10/13 - Day 2
Tape Ins:
Note Set 1: Law of Definite Composition and Multiple Proportions
Note Set 2: Chemistry: Classifying Matter
Note Set 3: Physical & Chemical Properties/Changes Riddles (Grasshopper & Turtle)
Note Set 4: Heating Curves
10/12 - Day 1
*Safety - wear goggles/ glasses; be careful of glassware.
*Dispose of liquid (ONLY) in large beakers at center sink
*Solid waste (ONLY) goes in garbage can in the back
*Clean, dry, and return materials to correct locations
*Wash your hands
*Return to your seat
10/11 - Day 6
Be careful to correctly spell each element
*SKIP # 10, 12, and 15
10/10 - Day 5
10/10 - Day 5
10/5 - Day 2
10/9 - Day 4
10/6 - Day 6
10/5 - Day 2
10/4 - Day 1
10/3 - Day 6
*You already have some of these terms, so you don’t have to rewrite them if you prefer not to.
*Please be sure to copy
-Molecule
-Law of Multiple Proportions
-Law of Definite Composition
10/2 - Day 5
*You already have some of these terms, so you don’t have to rewrite them if you prefer not to.
*Please be sure to copy
-Molecule
-Law of Multiple Proportions
-Law of Definite Composition
9/29 - Day 4
9/28 - Day 3
CONCEPTS 1-3
ASSESSMENT
Friday 9/29
9/27 - Day 2
CONCEPTS 1-3
ASSESSMENT
Friday 9/29
9/26 - Day 1
Due 9/27
Due 9/28 End of Period
CONCEPTS 1-3
ASSESSMENT
Friday 9/29
9/25 - Day 6
Elements & Their Symbols Quizzes (Tues & Thurs)
CONCEPTS 1-3
ASSESSMENT
Friday 9/29
9/22 - Day 5
Hypothesis
If _____ and ______ are intensive properties, then their values won’t change
because intensive properties depend on the _____ of matter not the ____ of matter
Safety: Wear Safety Glasses or Goggles/ Use Glassware Carefully
Procedure: Check off each step as you go
Conclusion: Follow instructions
Clean up:
9/21- Day 4
9/20 - Day 3
Extensive - Dependent on the amount of matter (Extra Matter = Change in Value)
Intensive - Independent of the amount of matter (Helps to Identify matter)
Hypothesis
If we measure the _____ and ______ of an unknown metal sample,
then we can calculate ______ and determine its identity
because density is an ______ property and unique to pure substances.
Safety: Wear Safety Glasses or Goggles/ Use Glassware Carefully (*metal samples)
Equipment: Get Graduated Cylinders & a 250 mL beaker (# matches lab station)
Clean up: Dry samples and lab table; set glassware on a paper towel by sink to dry
(*lay graduated cylinders on their sides)
9/19 - Day 2
9/18 - Day 1
(Practice Worksheet) Front
9/15 - Day 6
*#6 show your work using the fence post method
*part b- you only need 1 conversion, not 2
Example for showing your work:
Given (optional) | Equation | Subs w/units | Answer w/units |
D = 5.45 g/mL m= 65 g | v = m/D | v = 65 g /5.45 g/mL | 11. 9 mL |
9/13 - Day 4
(Google Classroom)
-Concept 1
9/14 - Day 5
-Concept 1
9/12 - Day 3
(Google Classroom) - due 9/14
-Concept 1
9/11 - Day 2
Packet Page 5 & 9
-Concept 1
9/8 - Day 1
Pages 5
Copy Slides # 18 - 21
9/7 - Day 6
*Show your work & Include units
# 7, 8, and 10
# 17 and 20
Prime Time Questions
Write “qualitative”, “quantitative”, or “BOTH”
Write “chemical” or “physical” change.
9/6 - Day 5
Prime Time Questions
Sam designs an experiment to see if feeding dogs raw eggs will makes their coats shiny.
“Actual” = measurement from G. C.
Pages 2-4
Page # 8 PART 1 (1-11)
9/5 - Day 4
(Due 9/7 - beginning of class)
“Actual” = measurement from G. C.
8/31 - Day 3
Period 6/7 - ruhuvcz
Period 9 - mdmcocu
Prime Time Questions
8/29 - Day 1
Period 6/7 - ruhuvcz
Period 9 - mdmcocu
Prime Time Questions
8/29 - Day 1
Period 6/7 - ruhuvcz
Period 9 - mdmcocu
Prime Time Questions