Lesson Plans
Subject: Hon Chemistry/ Chemistry
Teacher: Saylor
Week of: Feb 11
Monday
Measurement
Topic
Unit 9: Chemical
Reactions
Tuesday
Unit 9: Chemical
Reactions
Wednesday
Unit 9: Chemical
Reactions
Thursday
Friday
Unit 9: Chemical
Reactions
Unit 9: Chemical
Reactions
identify and
describe the five
main types chemical
reactions: synthesis,
decomposition, single
replacement, double
replacement, and
combustion.
recognize and
apply the law of
conservation of
energy in chemical
reactions.
NGSSS Benchmarks grouped and assessed in this topic:
Benchmark(s)
Learning Target
SC.912.N.1.1……
SC.912.P.8.7……
SC.912.P.8.9…..
apply the law of
conservation of
mass to balance
chemical equations.
identify and
describe one of
five main types
chemical
reactions:double
replacement
apply the law of
conservation of
mass to balance
chemical equations.
identify and
describe types
chemical
reactions:double
replacement and
single replacement
identify and
describe one of five
main types chemical
reactions :single
replacment reactions
.
apply the law of
conservation of
mass to balance
chemical equations.
apply the law of
conservation of
mass calculate the
initial and final
masses of
reactants and
products in a
chemical reaction.
Lesson
Students will review
last week’s Nspire
quiz on balancing
chemical equations.
A short lesson will
explain double
replacement reactions
and how to use a
solubility table to
predict whether the
products of the
reaction are soluble
(aq) or insoluble (s).
Students will practice
double replacement
reactions ( worksheet).
Assessment (D,F,S)
Nspire QuizBalancing Chemical
Reactions
Quiz- Nspire quiz
over balancing
chemical reactions.
Lab: Students
investigate single
replacement reactions
experimentally.
Lab Activity:
Students will
investigate double
replacement reactions
by finding a pair of
solutions that do not
react and a pair of
solutions that do
react. A word
equation will be
written for each
reaction.
Lesson: Single
Replacement
Reactions- Students
learn to use an
activity series to
predict the products
of a SR reaction.
Worksheet practice is
provided.
Nspire QuizBalancing Equations
Learning Targets
UNIT 9A CHEMICAL REACTIONS LEARNING TARGETS
Students will learn to
identify synthesis,
decomposition, and
combustion reactions.
Demonstration:
Combustion reaction
Demonstration:
Synthesis reaction
Demonstration:
Decomposition reaction
Practice Test:
Identifying reactions,
balancing equations,
using chemical symbols
Lab report- SR reactions
Nspire Quiz- Symbols
and Types of Chemical
Reactions
Students will apply
the law of
conservation of matter
as they investigate a
reaction involving
baking soda and
vinegar.
Students will discuss
conservation of matter
via discussion of the
lemonade question.
Student learning will
be assessed via an
Nspire quiz.
Unit 9 notes over
symbols and reaction
types will be
reviewed.
Nspire Quiz- Law of
Conservation of Mass
I will:
recognize a chemical reaction as a chemical change forming new substances with new properties.
list four clues that a chemical reaction has probably occurred: color change, gas formation, precipitate, temperature change.
recognize and apply the law of conservation of energy in chemical reactions.
apply the law of conservation of mass to balance chemical equations.
apply the law of conservation of mass calculate the initial and final masses of reactants and products in a chemical reaction.
interpret chemical equations in terms of reactants, products, and symbols (s, l, g, aq, →, Δ)
identify and describe the five main types chemical reactions: synthesis, decomposition, single replacement, double replacement, and
combustion.
describe oxidation and reduction as the loss or gain of electrons.
recognize which reactants are oxidized and reduced in redox reactions.
identify most reactions (except double replacement) as oxidation reduction (redox) reactions.