Period 1 Chemistry Assignments
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P.1 – Cover page: Name, Chemistry-D301
P.2– Table of contents
P.3 -
P4 – The Left Side
P5 – The Right Side
p.6- Interactive Science Notebook Scoring Rubric
P. 7- Cornell Notes
P8 – Vocabulary-Costa’s Levels of Thinking
P9 – Costa’s Levels of Thinking and Questioning
P.10 – Course description
P.11 – course description
P.12 – Lab Safety drawing
P.13 – Lab Safety Guidelines
P.14 –Scientific method drawing/Experiment
P.15- Notes on Scientific Method
P. 16 and 17: Lab: M&M- Scientific Method
P. 18--à Phases of Matter: DRAW and TELL
P.19à NOTES: Matter
P.20 – Worksheet on Phases of Matter
21 – Worksheet on Phases of Matter
22 – Drawing of Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes
23- Notes: Physical and Chemical Properties and Changes
24 – Acids and Bases/ Venn Diagram of Acid and Bases
25 – Notes: Acids and Bases
26 – Lab Data table on density/ Colored water column
27 – Notes: Density
28- Graphic Organizer of Classifying Matter
29- Notes: Classifying Matter
30-31 – Phases Changes and Energy Transfer (Ice Cream Lab)
32 - ____________________________
33 – Notes: Families in the Periodic Table
34- Drawing of ATOM
35- Notes: Structure of an ATOM
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Purpose: Be able to explain the structure of an atom
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1.) The most reactive family
2.) the family that is DENSE
3.) The family where Oxygen belongs to
4.) Family that has properties of metals and nonmetals
5.) Family in nonmetals that are reactive
AGENDA: NOTES on Structure of ATOM
Homework: In your google docs, finish all the required information and email it to [email protected]
Impt. Announcement: Finish your notebook this week
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Purpose: Be able to answer at least 70% of the quiz correctly.
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A sample of iron has the dimension of 2cm x 3cm x 2cm. If the mass of this rectangular-shaped object is 94 g. What is the density of iron?
Agenda: Review the notes and QUIZ
Homework: Please update notebook
Impt. Announcement: The Ice cream lab paper should be on page 30 and 31
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Purpose: Be able describe the phase changes of matter in making ice cream
Bellwork: Five ml of ethanol has a mass of 3.9g, and Five mL of benzene has a mass of 44 g. Which liquid is denser.
Agenda: Phase Changes of Matter (Ice Cream)
Homework: Study notes on Acid and bases; Density; Classifying matter (pure substance/mixture)
Impt. Announcement: You need to update page 24 and 26
P24 – Venn Diagram: Comparing Acid and Bases
p.26- Lab on Density and Colored water column
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Is mercury an element, compound, or mixture?
compound
mixture
Is table salt, sodium chloride, an element, compound, or mixture?
compound
mixture
Is (pure) water an element or compound?
compound
What type of mixture is coffee?
heterogeneous mixture
What type of mixture is household vinegar?
heterogeneous mixture
What type of mixture is air?
heterogeneous mixture
Tap water is a(n)
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
Fourteen carat gold is a(n)
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
Carbon dioxide is a(n)
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
Vegetable soup is a(n)
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
The ocean is a(n)?
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
Iron is a(n)
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
Concrete is a(n)?
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
Wood is an?
compound
homogeneous mixture
heterogeneous mixture
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Purpose: Be able to explain the differences between physical and chemical change.
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1.) Give 3 examples of physical change: cutting an apple, ice melting, water freezing, condensation, broken glass
2.) Give 3 examples of chemical change: Rusting, Burning, baking soda and vinegar reaction, rotting of food
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1.) Notebook
2.) Video – 6 minutes
Homework: Worksheet on Physical and Chemical Change
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Purpose: Be able to accurately measure the volume of different types of matter
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1.) List the processes that are endothermic. Melting, Sublimation, Evaporation
2.) List the processes that are exothermic: Freezing, Condensation, Recombination
àLAB: Measuring Volume
à Phases of Matter (get this from me)
àHomework: Study your notes on Scientific method and Matter for a TEST on Friday.
àImpt. Announcement: Finish your page 18 and color it
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Purpose: Be able to compare and contrast endothermic and exothermic reaction
à Bellwork:
1.) What is the instrument use for measuring mass? triple beam balance, scale
2.) What are the possible units for mass? Kilogram, grams, pounds, milligrams
3.) What is instrument use for measuring volume? graduated cylinder
4.) What are the possible units for volume? Liter, milliliters, gallon
àNotebook – page 18
àHomework: On a piece of paper define physical and chemical property and give 5 examples for each
à Impt. Announcement: Check your notes and make sure to write summary for each
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Purpose: Be able to explain the steps in scientific method
1.) Read and answer the “Elephant Poem”
2.) Get your notebook and open page 15. Then highlight important concepts. Make sure to write 3-5 sentence summary.
3.) Design an Experiment and draw this on page 14. Make sure you follow the steps of scientific method.
Homework: Do worksheet on “Making a Graph” for homeworkDue:
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Purpose: Be able to describe the steps in Scientific Method.
1.) Do Day#3 worksheet
2.) Notes: Scientific method
Homework: Finish the Day#3 worksheet for homework
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Purpose: Be able to explain the classroom policies and procedure
1.) Do the quiz on Policies and Procedure- Day#3
2.) Do the Chem Benchmark test- read each question carefully- try your best. This is not graded according to the number of correct answers you have but on how well you participate
3.) Finish setting up the Interactive Notebook
Homework: On a piece of binder paper, list the steps of Scientific method and explain each step.