This final unit is huge: Chapters 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, and 13 (some of which is review); we will be breaking it up with quizzes, homework, and including the usual labs, activities, etc.
The unit test will be the final exam on June 4th and 5th. More about this later.
The unit notebook will be due on June 5th.
Unit 9: Chemistry:
1. science warmups
2. chemistry word search
3. Elements video: 10 facts/2 questions
4. 8.1 (foldable or notes outline)
5. Rutherford reading and questions
6. 8.2 lesson outline
7. nuclear decay (half-life activity)
8. 9.1 workbook notes
9. periodic table
10. 9.2 notes (graphic organizer)
11. metals identification ws.
12. flame test lab
13. 9.3 chart notes
14. nonmetals/metalloids ws
15. homework 5/3
16. chapters 8/9 quiz
17. chapter 10 vocabulary
18. 10.1 notes (with powerpoint)
19. win/lose/draw
20. 10.1 exit assessment
21. 10.2 lesson outline (notes)
22. 10.2 properties of covalent compounds
23. 10.3 carousel notes
24. chemo demo (chart)
25. 11.1 notes outline (p. 383-387)
26. homework 5/10
27. balance equations: steps
28. balance eq's #1 (problems)
29. 11.3 notes (foldable)
30. identify types of reactions
31. 11.3 notes (outline p. 400-404)
32. energy of chemical reactions ws
33. hot pack lab
34. chapter 12 vocabulary
35. lesson 12.1 review
36. homework 5/18
37. Quiz: chapters 10/11
38. 12.2 lesson outline (notes)
39. solubility graph
40. 12.3 chart notes (acids/bases/pH)
41. chapter 13 vocabulary
Title page: should include the title of the unit, your name, and a drawing/picture or graphic that relates to the unit.
Table of contents: this is a running list, located on the front board (and also on this website) of every page and assignment that is included in the unit.
Science words: this is written on the board and serves both as a daily warmup and as a review of general science vocabulary.
Video page: most units are introduced with some type of video; information is collected during the video using various formats.
Unit vocabulary: usually done as word/definition, but may also include various formats like personal clues, matching, etc.
The rest of the pages: these include work book pages, notes, labs, graded homework, drawings; in short, everything else in the unit, with a page number at the top, in order, and completely finished.
