Unit 4 Day 3: Blue 10/25 and Silver 10/26

Agenda:
Warm up
Puzzle activity
Swap and Drop Lecture and worksheet

Homework:
Finish swap and drop worksheet

Warm up:
1.  Define ionic bond.
2.  Why do atoms form bonds?
3.  Why do ionic compounds have higher melting points than covalent compounds?

Unit 4 Day 2: Blue 10/23, Silver 10/24

Agenda:
Essential Skill Quiz
Bonding Investigation
Mole Day Celebration, moles due
Sound of Bronze Video, questions

Homework:  None
Unit 3 RETAKE TEST 10/31

Warm up:
1.  How can you determine the type of bond that will form between two elements?
2.  What is the difference between a non polar covalent bond and a polar covalent bond?

Blue Friday 10/19 and Silver Monday 10/22

Agenda:
Return Tests and Assignments
Review Test
Corrective quiz
Unit 4 Notes and Vocabulary

Homework:
Finish Vocabulary

Warm up:
No warm up today

Blue Wed 10/17 and Silver Thurs 10/18

Agenda:
Unit 3 Test

Homework:
None

Warm up:
No warm up today

Blue Friday 10/12 and Silver Tuesday 10/16

Agenda:
Essential Skill Quiz, insurance
Counting by weighing activity
Study guide

Homework: 
Finish all assignments and study guide
Study for test

Warm up:
Convert 1.2 x 1023 atoms of Na to grams of Na.
Convert 56.2 grams of water to molecules of water.

Blue Wednesday 10/10 and Silver Thursday 10/11

Unit 3 Test:  Blue Day 10/17,  Silver Day 10/18

Honors Unit 2 Retake Test:  Friday 10/19

Agenda:
Review Converting grams to mol
Essential Skill Quiz #3
Lecture:  Converting atoms to grams
Essential Skill #4 Worksheet

Warm up:
1. How many moles are in 6 grams of carbon-12?
2. What was the purpose of counting and weighing the rice and beans?

Homework:
Finish Essential Skill #4 Worksheet

Blue Monday 10/8 and Silver Tuesday 10/9

Day 3
Agenda:
1.  Review atom to mole converstions
2.  Essential Skill #2 quiz
3.  Counting Activity
4.  Mole to gram conversions
5.  Essential Skill #3 Worksheet

Homework:
Finish Essential Skill #3 Worksheet

Warm up:
1.  What is Avagadro's number?
2.  Define mole (not the same answer as #1).
3.  What does 1 mole equal?
4.  You have .5 mol water, how many water molecules are there?