Honors Chemistry Week-At-A-Glance
WEEK 16
Goal: Solutions
Summative Assessment: 12/5/12
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Monday, 12/3/12
Tuesday, 12/4/12
Wednesday, 12/5/12
Essential Question: What
does “concentrated” really
mean, and how can I control
it?
Standard:
GPS SC7a: Observe factors
that affect the rate at which a
solute dissolves in a solvent.
SC7b: Express
concentrations as molarities
SC7c: Prepare and properly
label solutions of specific
molarity
Thursday, 12/6/12
Essential Question: What’s
the difference between an
acid and a base?
Objectives:

Calculate molarity and
molality of solutions

Develop a procedure to
prepare a solution of specific
molarity
Objectives:
 Assess mastery of unit
standards
Objectives:

Compare and contrast acids
and bases.

Calculate Ka and Kb

Compare and contrast levels
of dissociation based on Ka
and Kb values
Kinesthetic Activity: Ice Cream
Lab
Unit Nine: Solutions Test
Visual Activity:
Review of Naming & Formula
Writing of Acids
Essential Question: What does
“concentrated” really mean, and
how can I control it?
Essential Question: What does
“concentrated” really mean, and
how can I control it?
Standard:
GPS SC7a: Observe factors
that affect the rate at which a
solute dissolves in a solvent.
SC7b: Express
concentrations as molarities
SC7c: Prepare and properly
label solutions of specific
molarity
Standard:
SC7b: Express concentrations as
molarities
SC7c: Prepare and properly
label solutions of specific molarity
Objectives:

Calculate molality of
solutions

Investigate freezing point
depression
Individual Practice: Solving
colligative properties calculations
Collaborative Practice:
Working with a partner to check
calculations and prepare for lab
Standard:
SC7a: Compare, contrast, and
evaluate the nature of acids and
bases.
Visual/Auditory Activity:
Properties, Theories, Definitions of
Acids and Bases
HW: pg. 565 PP 16.2, pg 572
1&2, pg. 589 2-12
Friday, 12/7/12
Essential Question: What’s
the difference between an
acid and a base?
Standard:
SC7a: Compare, contrast,
and evaluate the nature of
acids and bases.
Objectives:
 Compare and contrast
acids and bases.
 Calculate Ka and Kb
 Compare and contrast
levels of dissociation
based on Ka and Kb
values
Opening Activity: Theories of
Acids/Bases Quiz
Visual/Auditory Activity: pH,
pOH, and Kw
Independent Practice:
Complete 19-1 handout
Independent Practice:
Suggested problems pg. 590-591
(given in PPT in class)
Honors Chemistry Week-At-A-Glance
WEEK 17
Goal: Acid/Base Chemistry
Summative Assessment: 12/13/12
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Monday, 12/10/12
Tuesday, 12/11/12
Wednesday, 12/12/12
Thursday, 12/13/12
Essential Question: What’s
the difference between an
acid and a base?
Standard:
SC7a: Compare, contrast,
and evaluate the nature of
acids and bases.
Essential Question: What’s
the difference between an
acid and a base?
Standard:
SC7a: Compare, contrast,
and evaluate the nature of
acids and bases.
Essential Question: What’s
the difference between an
acid and a base?
Standard:
SC7a: Compare, contrast,
and evaluate the nature of
acids and bases.
Essential Question: What’s
the difference between an
acid and a base?
Essential Question: What
is essential in chemistry?
Standard:
SC7a: Compare, contrast, and
evaluate the nature of acids and
bases.
Standard:
See Bonding, Reactions, Mole,
and Stoichiometry Units
Objectives:
 Compare and contrast
acids and bases.
 Calculate Ka and Kb
 Compare and contrast
levels of dissociation
based on Ka and Kb
values
DUE: Persuasive Essay
Self-Assessment: Checking the
19-1 Practice Problems
Formative Assessment: pH,
pOH, and kw Calculations Quiz
Visual/Auditory Activity:
Titrations calculations
Independent Practice: 19-3
Practice Problems and Virtual
Titration Lab
Objectives:
 Compare and contrast
acids and bases.
 Calculate Ka and Kb
 Compare and contrast
levels of dissociation
based on Ka and Kb
values
Visual/Kinesthetic
Activity: Virtual Titration
Lab
Objectives:
 Compare and contrast
acids and bases.
 Calculate Ka and Kb
 Compare and contrast
levels of dissociation
based on Ka and Kb
values
Review for Unit Test
Objectives:

Compare and contrast acids
and bases.

Calculate Ka and Kb

Compare and contrast levels
of dissociation based on Ka
and Kb values
Objectives:

Review bonding, reactions,
mole and stoichiometry
Unit Ten Acids and Bases
Test
Opening Activity: Selfevaluation of Units 1-3
major concepts
Final Exam Review:
 Unit 1 Matter &
Measurement
 Unit 2 Atomic Structure
 Unit 3 Periodicity
HW: Visit Exam Review
Website; Continue
answering sample
questions on “2008 Review
Exam” pdf
Friday, 12/14/12
Final Exam Review:
Unit 4 Bonding
Unit 5 Reactions
Unit 6 Mole
Unit 7 Stoichiometry
HW: Visit Exam Review
Website; Continue
answering sample
questions on “2008 Review
Exam” pdf