Week 16 Year 2019-20

Week 16

Monday--
1. Opener Video: Review-- Naming Ionic and Molecular Compounds |
2.  Practice--Mixed Ionic  Compounds. Practice: Ionic compounds pg 9 the types represented:
 a. binary, Ex. MgCl2
 b. tertiary with polyatomic, use parentheses, [ (   )2 ] Ex.  Mg (ClO4)2
 c. transition metal using Roman Numerals, Ex. Manganese (III) Oxide


Tuesday--
SAT Practice TEST hours 1-4


Wednesday--
1.  TEST -- Ionic Naming and formulas See Schoology week 16


Thursday--

Topic: Naming Molecular compounds Notes & practice

1. Opener Video: Naming Covalent Molecular Compounds
2.  Notes covalent bonding notes + NG  --> Link to NoteGuide
2a  Examples and extra notes 

3. Naming Covalent Molecules PracticeProblems

3a Naming Molecular Compounds Worksheet (wks find in wk9)

Friday--
Molecular naming/formula worksheet

Week 15 Year 2019-20

Week 15

Monday

1a. Fun Opener Video: Polyatomic RaP!


1. Opener Video: How to write and name ionic compounds with polyatomic ions

2. Show How to use (parentheses) etc Notes Polyatomic formulas and names Slides #14 & 17

3. Practice: Ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions pg 5-6

Tuesday:
1. Opener Video: How to Write the Formula for Ionic Compounds with Polyatomic Ions
2. Practice: Writing formulas with Polyatomic Ions (fill in the chart)


Wednesday

1.  Opener Video #1 (Use this one) Naming Ionic Compounds with Roman Numerals!
2. Opener Video: Naming Ionic Compounds with Transition Metals Introduction
3.  Naming and Formula notes See Slides # 19 and 20
4. Show How to use (roman numerals) etc
• Name the metal seen on the periodic table 
• Check to see if the metal has more than one charge (if yes go to the next step) 
• Check which charge is being used by doing backcross with formula
• Determine charge for metal then use Roman numeral in parenthesis (  ) to indicate charge being used.   
• Then write the name of the Non-metal changing the Ending to -ide
           Example  FeI3  =  Iron (III) Iodide
           Example  Cu2O = Copper (I) Oxide


     3.  Fill in the blank periodic table with the transition metals with more than one charge.  

Thursday

1. Video opener:  Writing Ionic Formulas with Transition Metals
2.  Teacher Demo Ionic compounds- Formula and name writing with Transition Metals
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4. Practice: Ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions pg 7-8

Friday

1. Practice:  WORKSHEET#2  NAMING TRANSITION METAL COMPOUNDS  (obj. 5)
2. Practice #2: Writing Ionic compounds with transition metals 1-10 ()

Next Wednesday TEST--

1. Review prior to TEST-- Schoology Week 16 Test Binary Ionic Names and Formula
2. TEST: The concepts of the Naming and Formulas for Ionic cpd (see wk14 2018-19 schoology fff)

Week 14 Year 2019-20

Week 14
Monday=

Introduction to chemical bonding:

1. Opening Video: Ionic vs Molecular (covalent) Bonding

2. Notes Bonding (see A&P chemical bonding notes) Note Guide

3. Mixed practice #1: ID Worksheet M+NM & NM+NM Ionic / Covalent cpds do pages 1 and 2



Tuesday=


1. Opening Video: Writing Ionic Formulas an introduction (11 min)


2. Writing Ionic compounds from Name Notes

Writing Ionic compounds and names Note guide


4. Practice writing cpds Monatomic ions and binary ionic cpds Pgs 1-2
  Page 1&2 work on  and turn in




Wednesday=

1.  Video: Naming simple Binary ionic compounds
  Vidoe: Naming using Criss-cross method (Use)

 Practice writing cpds Monatomic ions and binary ionic cpds Pgs 3-4
Page 3&4 work on  and turn in


Thursday=

1. Opener Video: Writing Ionic formulas crisscross method
2.  Practice: Naming binary ionic compounds 1-30



Friday=


1. Opener Video: Writing Binary Ionic Formula 

Practice Naming Binary Ionic Compounds
Continued:

Practice:
Binary Ionic Formula Practice*

Video: Summary Assignment Cornell Video notes 

Video 1: Ionic Charge Why? 
Video 2: How to figure out ionic Charge on an element
Video 3: Writing Binary Ionic Formula 



Do at a later Date
2. Opener Video: Simple Lewis structures

3.  Notes Lewis Dot Structures and Ions What are they:

4. Practice:  Lewis structures with simple cpds