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HONORS CHEMISTRY - UNIT FOUR BONDING
MONDAY
Standards:
TUESDAY
Standards:
WEDNESDAY 2/19
THURSDAY 2/20
FRIDAY 2/21
Standards: SC1d
Standards: SC1d
Standards: SC1c
Warm-Up:
Warm-Up:
Video Conversation:
Video Conversation:
Write the chemical formula for
five ionic compounds.
1.
2.
UNIT 3 TEST
PRESIDENTS’ DAY
FURLOUGH DAY
What 2 types of elements
make up ionic compounds?
What are the possible endings
for ionic compound names,
and what do they mean about
the compound?
1.
2.
3.
Writing Ionic Formulas:
1.
2.
3 Teacher-led examples
Individual Student Practice

7-1PP

Chemical Formula
Writing Worksheet

Section 6.3 (1-5)

Section 6.4 (1-2)
Naming Ionic
Compounds:
1.
2.
5 Teacher-led examples
Individual Student Practice

7-3PP

Homework:
 Complete classwork
 Watch Chem-To-Go
Lessons 13 and 14:
Ionic Bonding
 Study polyatomic ions
Name five ionic compounds.
4.
What 2 types of elements
make up ionic compounds?
What do Roman numerals
represent about the metal?
Why does “backwards
criss-crossing” not work in
every case?
Questions?
Using Roman Numerals:
1.
2.
5 Teacher-led examples
Individual Student Practice
Lab Activity:
Forming Ionic Compounds Lab
(5 points)
7-3 Review &
Reinforcement (17-24)
Homework:
 Complete classwork
 Watch Chem-To-Go
Lesson 15: Ionic
Bonding – Roman
Numerals
 Continue studying
polyatomic ions
Homework:
 Complete classwork
 Review any videos
 Study polyatomic ions
 Prepare for Monday’s
quiz
MONDAY 2/24
TUESDAY 2/25
WEDNESDAY 2/26
THURSDAY 2/27
FRIDAY 2/28
Standards: SC1d
Standards: SC1d
Standards: SC1d
Standards: SC1d
Standards: SC1d
Warm-Up:
Write names and formulas for
five ionic compounds.
Quiz: Writing Formulas and
Names for Ionic Compounds
(20 points)
VIDEO LESSON: ChemTo-Go Lesson 16:
Covalent Bonding
Formulas & Names
SMALL GROUP: Writing
Covalent Formulas and
Names
1.
2.
Teacher-led examples
Individual Student Practice
 Chemical Formula
Writing and Naming
 Write Formulas for
 7-3 PP Cont’d
INDIVIDUAL: Answer 5
short questions using your
notes.
Homework:
 Complete classwork
 Review Lesson 16
video if needed.
Warm-Up:
Write names and formulas for
five covalent compounds.
VIDEO LESSON: ChemTo-Go Lesson 17:
Covalent Bonding-Lewis
Dot Structures
SMALL GROUP:
Drawing Lewis Dot
Structures
1.
2.
Teacher-led examples
Individual Student Practice
INDIVIDUAL: Answer 5
short questions using your
notes.
Warm-Up:
Write names and formulas for
five compounds. Can you
differentiate ionic from
covalent?
VIDEO LESSON: ChemTo-Go Lesson 18:
Covalent BondingPolarity &
Intermolecular Forces
SMALL GROUP:
Drawing Lewis Dot
Structures - Predicting
Polarity &
Intermolecular Forces
1.
2.
Teacher-led examples
Individual Student Practice
Warm-Up:
Quiz: Writing Formulas and
Putting Covalent
Concepts together:
Video Conversation:
Write formulas, name
compounds, and draw Lewis
Dot structures with a partner.
1.
2.
Teacher-led examples
Predict polarity and shape
of each.
INDIVIDUAL:
1.
2.
3.
4.
Draw assigned compounds.
Predict polarity.
Predict intermolecular
forces.
Predict a few physical
properties that result from
the forces.
2.
3.
Name the five molecular
shapes that you need to
know.
What’s the difference
between tetrahedral and
bent?
Questions?
VSEPR Modeling Lab:
3.
4.
5.
1 Teacher-led examples
Build each molecule and
receive teacher approval.
Predict polarity and shape
of each.
Begin Bonding Webquest
Review
short questions using your
notes.
Homework:
 Complete classwork
Review Lesson 18 video if
needed.
1.
Self-Evaluation:
INDIVIDUAL: Answer 5
Homework:
 Complete classwork
 Review Lesson 17
video if needed.
Names for Covalent
Compounds and Acids (20
points)
Homework:
 Complete classwork
 Watch Chem-To-Go
Lesson 19: Covalent
Bonding – VSEPR
Theory
Homework:
 Complete Bonding
Webquest Review
 Review any or all
videos.
MONDAY 3/3
TUESDAY 3/4
WEDNESDAY 3/5
Standards: SC1d
Standards: SC1b, c, d
Standards: SC1b, c, d
Return yesterday’s quiz:
Unit Four Test
Quiz: Writing Formulas and
Names for Ionic Compounds,
Covalent Compounds and Acids
(20 points)
Properties of
Compounds Lab:
1. Teacher-led example
2. Test 3 samples in the lab.
Homework:
 Review webquest
 Review any or all
videos.
Writing Formulas and Names
for Ionic Compounds, Covalent
Compounds and Acids (20
points)
Unit Four Lab Practical
Unit Three Cumulative
Quiz
Homework:
 Review webquest
 Review any or all
videos.
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
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