Monday 9/16/19

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Your portfolios are due today.  I expect them to be completely organized

when you walk through the door.  I will check these as you complete the topic 1 guided reading worksheet, "Lesson 1: Atomic Theory".  This covers how we have developed a model of an atom and how that model has changed over time. 

here is a copy of of Atomic Theory guided reading:

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Check out this 3 minute youtube video on the difference between a scientific

theory and a law.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=35tQz_X7KD4

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The guided reading will be due on Tuesday.

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Interested in EXTRA Credit?  See me about details.  If you have to ask how many extra credit points...It's probably not for you.  

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Tuesday 9/17/19

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The guided reading worksheet for Topic 1, Lesson 1 "Atomic Theory" is due.  We will go over this and try to complete as many PowerPoint slides that we can.  I have a PowerPoint note page for you.  We do not have much time to complete this section so we will FLY through the notes.  

Here is the atomic theory PowerPoint.

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Wednesday 9/18/19

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We will finish the PowerPoint notes.  In the event that we do not get through all of them

please refer to the videos that are embedded in the presentation above. 

 

You will need the PowerPoint notes, your Topic 1: Lesson 1 Guided Reading, and your text to complete tonight's homework, "Models of the Atom".  Unfortunately, I do not have a pdf of this worksheet.

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Thursday 9/19/19

The "Models of the Atom" worksheet is due.

After we grade the worksheet, we will complete the Lesson 1 check on page 13 and the Case study on pages 14 and 15 together.

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The homework is Topic 1: Lesson 2 "The Periodic Table" guided reading.

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Friday 9/20/19

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We have a modified schedule today in order to fit in the Constitution Week assembly in the gym at the end of the day.  Each class period will be shortened by about 8 minutes. 

 

1:2 guided reading is due.

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Worksheet for homework "What is Matter?" This covers parts of the atom and vocabulary

like atomic mass, mass number, atomic number and isotopes.

Unfortunately, I do not have a pdf of this worksheet.

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IF YOU TOOK THE EXTRA CREDIT WORK, IT'S DUE MONDAY.  it's not too late

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