MAY 15th Wednesday

• SENIORS POSTERS ARE DUE MAY 17th TODAY BE PREPARED TO PRESENT TO CLASS WHAT YOU HAVE

• JUNIORS finish building posters Due May 29th

• Check in Books and Enjoy your summer

MAY 13th Monday

• Work on your Display board

• Read Final Report

• Read Abstract

MAY 9th Thursday

• Conclusion Due on 13th

• Graph Due on 13th

• Read Display Board

• Pick up Display Board

MAY 7th Tuesday

• Paragraph about your observations Due 9th

• Data Table Due 9th

• Create at least on graph Due May 13 th 

• Write your conclusion Due May 13th

MAY 3rd Friday

• Experimentation if Needed

• Materials List and Procedures Due

• Read Data Analysis and Graphs

• Read Conclusions

• Write a paragraph about your observations Due May 9th 

• Put data into a Data Table Due May 9th 

MAY 1st Wednesday - MAY 9th Thursday

• Experimentation Days

• Variables and Hypothesis Worksheet Due 

APRIL 29th Monday

• Research papers Due today

• Read Laboratory Notebook

• Read Conducting an Experiment

• If you are ready you can begin conducting your experiment (minimum of 3x)

APRIL 24th Wednesday

• Read Experimental Procedures

• Read Materials List

• Write your Materials List and Procedures Due May 1st

APRIL 22nd Monday

• Working on research papers Due April 29th Friday

• Read Variables

• Read Hypothesis

• Complete Variables and Hypothesis Worksheet Due May 1st.

APRIL 18th Thursday

• Read Background Research

• Read Finding Information

• Read Bibliography

• Read MLA Format Examples

• Read Research Paper

• Research Paper Check list

• Begin Working on Research Paper Due April 29th

APRIL 16th Tuesday

• Your Question Reading

• Proposal Forms Due Today

APRIL 12th Friday

• Student Science Project Schedule

• Intro to Projects

• Picking a Topic Selection Wizard

• Proposal Forms Due 16th

• Topics to avoid Reading

• Scientific Method Reading

HOMEWORK:

• Proposal Forms

APRIL 10th Wednesday

AGENDA:

• Worksheet #9 Molecular Geometry Worksheet DUE TODAY

• Molecular Geometry Quiz #2

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

APRIL 8th Monday

AGENDA:

• Lewis Structure Practice Worksheet Due

• Molecular Geometry Cheat Sheet

• Worksheet #9 Molecular Geometry Worksheet Due Next class

HOMEWORK:

• None

APRIL 4th THURSDAY

AGENDA:

• VSEPR Theory Notes

• Drawing Lewis Structure Notes

• Lewis Structure Practice Worksheet 

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

APRIL 2nd Tuesday

AGENDA:

• Stoichiometry Stumpers Due

• Read Pages 321 - 342 VSEPR Theory

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

MARCH 21st Thursday

AGENDA:

• Finish up gathering data and results from lab today is the last day to perform lab

• Lab Write UPs Due Due Today

• How big is the Mole Project  Due (Present to class)

• Stoichiometry Stumpers Due After Break

HOMEWORK:

• None

MARCH 19th Tuesday

SET 3 #6: Planners Due Today

• What is the most difficult part of this lab so far for you?  Why?

AGENDA:

• Finish Stoichiometry Lab

• Begin answering questions from lab data

• Start Lab Write Ups (DUE on Thursday the 21st)

• Student example Lab Write Up

HOMEWORK:

• Lab Write Ups

MARCH 15th Friday

SET 3 #5:

• What is meant by excess reactant?  What is meant by limiting reactant?

AGENDA:

• Limiting and Excess Reactants Due

• Stoichiometry Pre Lab Due

• Stoichiometry Lab

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

MARCH 11th Monday & MARCH 13th Wednesday

SET 3 #4:

• When it comes to stoichiometry what do you get and what do you need help with?

AGENDA:

• Stoichiometry Map Due

• Limiting and Excess Reactants Due NEXT CLASS

• Stoichiometry Pre Lab Due NEXT CLASS

HOMEWORK:

• None

MARCH 7th Thursday

SET 3 #3:

• Why is the amount of product obtained in a chemical reaction often expressed as a %?

AGENDA:

• How big is the Mole Project Due

• Stoichiometry Worksheet Due NEXT CLASS

• Stoichiometry Map Due NEXT CLASS

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

MARCH 1st Friday

SET 3 #2:

• Explain what stoichiometry is.

AGENDA:

• Moles and Stoichiometry Practice Due 

• How big is the Mole Project Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• Stoichiometry Worksheet

FEBRUARY 28th Wednesday

SET 3 #1: Get new PLANNER SHEETS Today

• Why is it necessary to balance chemical equations?  What would be wrong if you did not balance your equations?

AGENDA:

• Concept of mole/Molar Ratio DUE TODAY

• Mole Ratios Worksheet Due Today

• Moles and Stoichiometry Practice

• How big is the Mole Project (you will have all day Friday to work on this)

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

FEBRUARY 26th Monday

SET 2 #6: PLANNER SHEETS DUE TODAY

• What are the 5 major types of chemical reactions?  (Pages 228 - 230)

AGENDA:

• Mole Ratios Worksheet Due Today

• Moles Quiz

• How big is the Mole Project (you will have all day Friday to work on this)

• Concept of mole/Molar Ratio Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

FEBRUARY 22nd Thursday

SET 2 #5:

• Why would it be difficult to make a balance that measured moles?

AGENDA:

• Balancing Equations video Due Today

• Moles Worksheet Due

• Concept of mole/Molar Ratio Due 28th

• Mole Ratios Worksheet Due Next Class

• Atomic Mass, Moles and The Periodic Table Review

• Read Pages 223 - 242

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

FEBRUARY 20th Tuesday

SET 2 #4: 

• Why must a chemical equation be balanced?

AGENDA:

• Mole Lab Due Today

• Episode 11 "The Mole" and Guide

• Moles Worksheet Due NEXT CLASS

• Balancing Equations video

• Balancing Chemical Equations Worksheet Due Today

• Concept of mole/Molar Ratio

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

FEBRUARY 14th Wednesday

SET 2 #3:

• Why is it important to use the correct amount of materials in a chemical reaction?

AGENDA:

• Concentration Practice Worksheet Due

• Episode 11 "The Mole" and Guide

• Moles Worksheet Due NEXT CLASS

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

FEBRUARY 12th Monday

SET 2 #2:

• What is most difficult for you in mole calculations?

AGENDA:

•  Mole Lab Due Today

• Concentration Practice Worksheet Due next class

HOMEWORK:

• Concentration Practice

FEBRUARY 8th Thursday

SET 2 #1:  Get new PLANNER SHEETS Today

• Compare and contrast molarity vs molality.

AGENDA:

• Finish Mole Lab

• Concentration Practice Worksheet 

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

FEBRUARY 6th Tuesday

Set 1 #6: Please Turn Your Planner Sheets in Today

• Make the following Conversion:  0.846 moles HF to molecules and to grams.

AGENDA:

• MgO lab Lab Due Today

• Begin Mole Lab

• Empirical and Molecular Formula Worksheet Due Today

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

FEBRUARY 2nd Friday

Set 1 #5:

• How is an empirical formula different from a molecular formula?

AGENDA:

• MgO lab 

• Empirical Formula Tutorial Due

• Empirical and Molecular Formula Worksheet Due at the end of next class. There are answers posted in this link.  Please only use to check your work.

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

JANUARY 31st Wednesday

Set 1 #4:

• What is an empirical formula?  Why are they important/useful?

AGENDA:

• Relative Mass and The Mole Worksheet Due

• Empirical Formula Tutorial

• MgO lab Read

HOMEWORK:

• Read your MgO lab

JANUARY 29th Monday

SET 1 #3:

• What is meant when we say a compounds is hydrate?

AGENDA:

• Mole Calculation Worksheet Due

• Relative Mass and The Mole Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

JANUARY 25th Thursday

Set 1 #2:

• Where does the term "mole" come from?  Why is the "mole" useful to a chemist?

AGENDA:

• Density Column Worksheet Due Today

• Syllabus Due Today

• Lab Safety Due Today

• Moles Flow Chart

• Mole Calculation Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• Read Pages 208 - 215

JANUARY 23rd Tuesday

Set 1 # 1: Get new PLANNER SHEETS Today

• What is a "mole"?

AGENDA:

• Syllabus

• Student Information Sheets

• Books and Text Book Contracts

• Lab Safety

• CuSO4 Demo (Page 188 in Text)

• Density Column Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• Read Pages 189 - 207

• Lab Safety Signed

• Syllabus Signed

JANUARY 15th THURSDAY

CHEMISTRY FINAL

JANUARY 12th Friday

AGENDA:

• Text Books

• Get Ready for your Finals

JANUARY 10th Wednesday

No More Planners

AGENDA:

• Hydrocarbons Due

• Be sure your periodic Table is ready for your Final Exam

• Practice Practice Practice

JANUARY 8th Monday

Set 6 #6: Due Today

• What final exam are you most concerned about?  Why?

AGENDA:

• Review Quiz from Last Class

• Check in Text Books

• Practice Naming and Formula Writing

• Naming and Creating Hydrocarbons

HOMEWORK:

• Be sure your periodic Table is ready for your Final Exam

JANUARY 4th THURSDAY

Set 6 #5:

• Why is nomenclature and formula writing an essential skill for chemists?

AGENDA:

• Worksheet #5 Due Today

• Naming Flow Chart

• Naming Compounds and Writing Formulas Quiz

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

JANUARY 2nd Tuesday

Set 6 #4:

• How can you tell a compound is an acid from the name and/or the formula?

AGENDA:

• Binary and Ternary Acids Worksheet Due

• Review all compound types

• Worksheet #5 Due Next class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

DECEMBER 14th Thursday

Set 6 #3: 

• Explain the difference between binary ionic, binary molecular and ternary ionic compounds?

AGENDA:

• Naming and Formula Writing Slide Show (Slides 40-44)

• Binary and Ternary Acids Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

DECEMBER 12th Tuesday

Set 6 #2:

• Why is being able to write correct chemical formulas and compound names necessary for not only chemists but the general public also.

AGENDA:

• Binary Molecular Worksheet Due Today

• Naming and Formula Writing Slide Show (Slides 34-39)

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

DECEMBER 8th Friday

Set 6 #1:  Get new PLANNER SHEETS Today

• How do you tell ternary and binary molecules apart from one another?

AGENDA:

• Binary and Ternary Ionic Worksheet Due

• Naming and Formula Writing Slide Show (Slides 28 - 33) 

• Binary Molecular Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

DECEMBER 6th Wednesday

Set 5 #6: Planner Sheets Due Today

• What must you know in order to write correct formulas and names for Binary Ionic compounds?

AGENDA:

• Forming and Naming Binary Ionic Compounds Worksheet Due

• Simple Binary Ionics (as a class on white boards)

• Naming and Formula Writing Slide Show (Slides 18 - 27)

• Polyatomic Ions Handout (Write these on your periodic table)

• Binary and Ternary Ionic Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

DECEMBER 4th MONDAY

Set 5 #5:

• What is an ionic compound?  What is an ion?  Can you think of an example of a compound that is held together with an ionic bond?

AGENDA:

• DHMO web Page

• DHMO Assignment

• Naming and Formula Writing Slide Show (Slides 1-18) Only

• Forming and Naming Binary Ionic Compounds Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

NOVEMBER 30th Thursday

Set 5 #4:

• What is the modern Periodic Law?

AGENDA:

• Atoms and Periodic Table Writing Due Today

• History of Atomic Chemistry Video

• Mystery of Matter Episode 3

HOMEWORK:

• Read Pages 163 - 180

NOVEMBER 28th Tuesday

Set 5 #3:

• What determines the arrangement of elements in the periodic table?  Was it always organized this way?  How has it changed?  Why did it change?

AGENDA:.

• Candy Coated ISOTOPES Activity

• Episode 7 and Video Guide

• Periodic Cylinder With Bulges 

• More instruction for building Table

• Periodic Table we use and Ones we don't Video

• Reimagining the Periodic Table 

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

NOVEMBERF 17th Friday

Set 5 #2:

• What is an isotope?  What purpose do isotopes serve?

AGENDA:

• Finish Presentations

• Candy Coated ISOTOPES Activity

HOMEWORK:

• ENJOY YOUR BREAK (IF YOU ARE MISSING WORK BREAK IS A GREAT TIME TO GET STUFF COMPLETED)

NOVEMBER 15th Wednesday

Set 5 #1:  Get new PLANNER SHEETS Today

• Why is it important to know about the elements?

AGENDA:

• Presentations and Quiz

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

NOVEMBER 9th THURSDAY & NOVEMBER 13th MONDAY

Set 4 #6: Due Today

• Why did you choose the elements you did for your research?

AGENDA:

• Work on your 3 Element Presentation

• Share your 3 questions and correct answers with Mr. Romano via email so he can make the quiz.  They can be multiple choice or short answer. 

HOMEWORK:

• Finalize Presentations

NOVEMBER 7th Tuesday

Set 4 #5:

• Which elements in the periodic table have similar properties?  How do you know?

AGENDA:

• Element Adoption (Submit Essays through e-mail dromano@d401.k12.id.us )  Do not all choose the same 3 elements or no one will get to do those elements.  We will work on your presentations next class.

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

NOVEMBER 2nd Thursday

Set 4 #4:

• How many energy sub levels are in each of the following primary energy levels. (1) (3) and (4)?

AGENDA:

• Activity #4 Worksheet Due

• ELECTRON CONFIGURATION BINGO

• Read Pages 136 - 157

• Page 155 use to Color Your Periodic Table

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

OCTOBER 31st Tuesday

Set 4 #3:

• Why is understanding how electrons fill orbitals helpful to understanding chemistry?

AGENDA:

• Bozeman Sci Video Electron Config

• Chemical and Physical Properties and Changes Worksheet Due Today

• NOTES

• Activity #4 Worksheet Due NEXT CLASS

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

OCTOBER 26th Thursday

Set 4 #2:

• How is a chemical change different from a physical change?

AGENDA:

• READ 56 - 62

• Electron Configuration Worksheet Due

• Chemical and Physical Properties and Changes Worksheet Due NEXT CLASS

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

OCTOBER 24th Tuesday

Set 4 #1:  Get new PLANNER SHEETS today

• Write an electron configuration for Aluminum.

AGENDA:

• Electron Valence and Lewis Dot Structure Worksheet Due Today

• Electron Configuration Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

OCTOBER 20th Friday

Set 3 #6: Due today Please Turn in

• List and explain each of the 4 quantum numbers.

AGENDA:

• Electron Configuration Note Pages

• Flame Test Lab

• Atoms and Periodic Table PowerPoint

• Atoms and Periodic Table Note Outline

• Read Pages 127 -131

HOMEWORK:

• Finish anything Not Completed in class

OCTOBER 18th Wednesday

Set 3 #5:

• If two particles are traveling the same speed, does the more massive particle have a longer or shorter wavelength than the less massive particle?  Explain

AGENDA:

• History of Atom Worksheet Due

• Protons, Neutrons and Electrons Worksheet Due 

• Read Pages 109 - 115

• Read Flame Test Lab

• Mystery of Matter Video no video guide

• Read Pages 116 - 125

• Electron Configuration Note Pages

HOMEWORK:

• Be Ready to complete the Flame Test Lab NEXT CLASS

OCTOBER 16th Monday

Set 3 #4:

• What does the term periodic mean?

AGENDA:

• Mystery of Mater Video and Guide

• History of Atom Worksheet Due Next Class

• Protons, Neutrons and Electrons Worksheet Due Nest class 

• Read Flame Test Lab

HOMEWORK:

• Anything not finished in class

OCTOBER 12th Thursday

Set 3 #3:

• Why are atomic masses not whole numbers?  What type of average are they?

AGENDA:

• Cp Lab Lab write Ups Due

• Read Pages 109 - 115

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

OCTOBER 10th Tuesday

Set 3 #2:

• What is the difference between atomic # and mass #?

AGENDA:

•  Cp Lab Lab and work on your Lab Write up Due Next Class

• Read Pages 78 - 103

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

OCTOBER 5th Thursday

Set 3 #1: (PLANNER SHEETS)

• Explain in your own words what specific heat is.

AGENDA:

• Cp Lab Lab 

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

OCTOBER 3rd Tuesday

Set 2 #6: Due Today

• What is the difference between joules, calories, and Calories?

AGENDA:

• Energy Slides/Notes

• Specific Heat Worksheet Due Today

• Cp Lab

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

SEPTEMBER 28th Thursday

Set 2 #5:

• Explain how the factor label method works for solving dimensional analysis problems.

AGENDA:

• Chemistry 2010 Worksheet Due

• Quiz Factor Label, Sig Figs, Accuracy and Precision, 7 Misused Words

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

SEPTEMBER 26th Tuesday

Set 2 #4:

• What is accuracy?  Precision?  How are they similar?  How are they different?

AGENDA:

• Accuracy and Precision Activity DUE TODAY

• Dimensional Analysis PowerPoint and Notes

• Chemistry 2010 Worksheet Due Next Class

HOMEWORK:

•  NONE

SEPTEMBER 21st THURSDAY

Set 2 #3:

• Give and example of an intensive property and extensive property of matter.

AGENDA:

• Fundamentals of Experimental Design Worksheet Due TODAY

• Accuracy and Precision Activity DUE NEXT CLASS

• Read Pages 63 - 69 "Focus on Specific Heat and Equations"

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

SEPTEMBER 19th Tuesday

Set 2 #2:

• What is most difficult in determining the thickness of a foil?

AGENDA:

• Fundamentals of Experimental Design Worksheet DUE NEXT CLASS

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

SEPTEMBER 15th Friday

Set 2 #1:

• Distinguish between heterogenous and homogenous.  What do these terms refer to?

AGENDA:

• Finish NOVA Hunting the Elements Video and Guide

• Thickness of Foil Lab Due

• Read Pages 48 - 62

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

SEPTEMBER 13th Wednesday

Set 1 #6: DUE TODAY PLEASE TURN IN WHEN FINISHED

• Why are significant digits important when recording measurements and doing calculations.

AGENDA:

• Thickness of Foil Lab Type Report

• NOVA Hunting the Elements Video and Guide

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

SEPTEMBER 11th Monday

Set 1 #5:

• A car is traveling at 30 km/hr.  What is the rate in cm/sec??

AGENDA:

• Measurement, Sig Figs, Derived Quantities, and Unit Conversion Activity DUE TODAY

• Defining Chemistry Reading and Quiz

• Misused Science Words Reading

• Start Thickness of Foil Lab

HOMEWORK:

• NONE

SEPTEMBER 7th THURSDAY

Set 1 #4:

• Why might it be a good idea to estimate your answer to a problem before solving?

AGENDA:

• Significant Digits and Measurement DUE TODAY

•  Finish Sig Figs Pop Corn Lab DUE TODAY

• Measurement, Sig Figs, Derived Quantities, and Unit Conversion Activity

HOMEWORK:

•  NONE

SEPTEMBER 5th Tuesday

Set 1 #3:

• Does a pound of feathers or iron weight more?  What is truly different?

AGENDA:

•  Measuring with Significant Digits Worksheet DUE TODAY

• Significant Digits and Measurement 

• Sig Figs Fable 

• Sig Figs Pop Corn Lab

HOMEWORK

• Significant Digits and Measurement DUE NEXT CLASS

AUGUST 31st

Set 1 #2:

• What are significant digits?  Why do they matter?

AGENDA:

• Syllabus and Lab Safety Contracts Due

• Read Pages 35 - 37

• Sig Figures Video

• "Rules" For Significant Figures in Measurement Handout

• Measuring with Significant Digits Worksheet DUE NEXT CLASS

HOMEWORK:

• Anything not finished in class

AUGUST 29th

Set 1 #1: (PLANNER SHEETS)

• Why are you taking chemistry?  What do you hope to learn in chemistry class?

AGENDA:

• Student Information Sheets

• Text Book Contracts

• Anonymous Response

1. What makes you most excited about the new school year?

2. What is one thing you wish everyone at school knew about you?

3. What is your biggest goal this school year?

• Lab Safety Contracts (Need Parent Signatures Due Next class)

• Syllabus (Need Parent Signatures Due Next Class)

HOMEWORK:

• Signatures on Syllabus and Lab Safety Contracts

• Book Covers