Weekly Planner - Term 2, 2012 U N I T W E E K 1 2 WK. BEG. 16 Apr 23 Apr Anzac Day 25th April 3 30 Apr 1 7 May 4 5 Labour Day Monday 7th May 14 May Lesson 1 Review the first 20 Elements and key words Review atoms, elements and Periodic Table PowerPoint Presentation – Chemistry Review Writing Chemical Formulas Ion Formulas Table Writing Chemical Equations Worksheet Writing Balanced Equations Worksheet Bohr Model Introduce and explore the Bohr model Introduce concept of energy shells and electron arrangement diagrams Flame test Consolidate electron arrangement through addition of electron arrangement diagrams to element PowerPoint – Electron Arrangement Relating Reactivity to Electron Arrangement Represent formation of ions using electron dot diagrams Introduce the concept of ionic bonding Predict compound formulas for simple ionic compounds using electron arrangement diagrams Learning Object Elements You tube video- Ionic Bond Using Ionic Compounds Use created solubility table to predict precipitates and identify unknowns Youtube- Dissociation of NaCl Youtube – Chemical Relationships PowerPoint – Solubility Compounds Solubility Rules Table Template Solubility Experiment Predicting Precipitate Solubility Rules Worksheet Teacher Notes SUBJECT: Science Lesson 2 Lesson 3 Physical Properties of Metals PowerPoint Investigate metallic lustre nature of first 20 elements including lustre, hardness, brittleness, electrical conductivity PowerPoint - Meet the elements (obtain from lesson plan if wanted) Experiment - Exploring Metallic Nature of Elements Patterns in the first 20 Elements Identify patterns and trends in the first 20 elements Mendeleev Activity – website game Reactions of Metals Compare the reactivity and predicting the products of common metals with acid, oxygen and water Alkali metals in water Experiment – Exploring the reactions of metals Exploring the Periodic Table Relationship between electron arrangement and element location on the Periodic Table PowerPoint-Periodic Table Using the Periodic Table Relate patterns in electron arrangement to Periodic Table and apply these to predict the properties of elements including unfamiliar elements. Using the periodic table worksheet PowerPoint – Periodic Table from previous lesson Naming and representing ionic compounds Understand and apply conventions for writing formulas and naming ionic compounds PowerPoint Ionic Compounds BBC Bitesize Ionic Activity Ionic Compound Card Game Ionic Compound Worksheet Properties of Ionic Compounds Investigate the properties of ionic compounds including solubility and electrical conductivity of solutions Explore precipitate reactions, introducing and applying solubility rules to predict precipitate formation Youtube video-Ionic Compound Catch Up for Public Holidays this term Catch Up for Public Holidays this term Catch Up for Public Holidays this term Investigating Spectra and Atomic Structure (this lesson can be left out) D:\533572115.doc 6 7 2 8 21 May 28 May 4 June 11 June 9 10 REVISION Revision worksheet REVISION Revision worksheet EXAM Investigating reaction rates Experiments to investigate reaction rates Factors that influence reaction rate, temp, catalyst, surface area, concentration Continue experiments on Reaction Rates – discuss results summarises reaction rates Research Generate investigation question and hypothesis Method writing Perform Experiment Discuss experimental results Method checked by teacher prior student’s conducting experiment Perform experiment Results Draft Checked by teacher EXTENDED EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION GIVEN OUT Introduce experiment Students work in groups of 4 How to write a scientific method Students write method + apparatus over weekend individually Perform Experiment Students write report EXTENDED EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION REPORT DUE Students write report Queen’s Birthday 11th June and Nambour Show Day 15th June 18 June JUNE / JULY HOLIDAYS KEY TERMS Reactant Molecule Product Isotope Mixture Neutron Atom Equation Compound Mass Number Atomic Number Nucleus Electron Element Solid Density Proton Liquid Gas Formula Spectra Ionic Reactivity Solubility Chemical and Physical Properties Precipitate Rate COMMON WORDS MARZANO STRATEGIES Identifying Similarities and Differences Summarising and Note Taking Reinforcing Effort and Providing Recognition Homework and Practice Nonlinguistic Representations Cooperative Learning Setting Objectives and Providing Feedback Generating and Testing Hypotheses Cues, Questions, and Advanced Organisers Shading indicates critical lessons D:\533572115.doc