This document outlines the schedule and objectives for teaching ionic bonding over several class periods from Monday to Friday. On Monday and Tuesday, students will review ionic bonding concepts and watch introductory videos as homework. Class time will be spent explaining ionic bonding using Bohr models, writing ionic formulas, and working on practice worksheets. Wednesday and Thursday follow a similar structure of reviewing previous work, watching additional videos as homework, and further explaining and practicing naming and writing formulas for ionic compounds in class. Friday will focus on teaching students how to name ionic compounds based on their chemical formulas.
This document outlines the schedule and objectives for teaching ionic bonding over several class periods from Monday to Friday. On Monday and Tuesday, students will review ionic bonding concepts and watch introductory videos as homework. Class time will be spent explaining ionic bonding using Bohr models, writing ionic formulas, and working on practice worksheets. Wednesday and Thursday follow a similar structure of reviewing previous work, watching additional videos as homework, and further explaining and practicing naming and writing formulas for ionic compounds in class. Friday will focus on teaching students how to name ionic compounds based on their chemical formulas.
This document outlines the schedule and objectives for teaching ionic bonding over several class periods from Monday to Friday. On Monday and Tuesday, students will review ionic bonding concepts and watch introductory videos as homework. Class time will be spent explaining ionic bonding using Bohr models, writing ionic formulas, and working on practice worksheets. Wednesday and Thursday follow a similar structure of reviewing previous work, watching additional videos as homework, and further explaining and practicing naming and writing formulas for ionic compounds in class. Friday will focus on teaching students how to name ionic compounds based on their chemical formulas.
This document outlines the schedule and objectives for teaching ionic bonding over several class periods from Monday to Friday. On Monday and Tuesday, students will review ionic bonding concepts and watch introductory videos as homework. Class time will be spent explaining ionic bonding using Bohr models, writing ionic formulas, and working on practice worksheets. Wednesday and Thursday follow a similar structure of reviewing previous work, watching additional videos as homework, and further explaining and practicing naming and writing formulas for ionic compounds in class. Friday will focus on teaching students how to name ionic compounds based on their chemical formulas.
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Day Midterm Midterm Day 1 (A) Day 1 (B) Day 2 (B) Review Day Review Day Times Period(s) / Period(s) / 4A / 2:10-3:30 2B 10:25-11:45 2B 10:25-11:45 Time(s) Time(s) 3B 12:45-2:05 3B 12:45-2:05 Resourc Resource Resource Resource Requirements Resource Requirements Resource Requirements es: Requiremen Requirement ts s + Day 1 + Day 1 + Day 2 + Ionic Bonding Part 2 + Ionic Bonding Part 2 + Worksheet - Ion Charge and th + Worksheet - Ion Formation + Worksheet - Ion Formation Octet Rule (distance 2020).doc picture-number-word.docx picture-number-word.docx + Day 2 Script + Day 1 Outline/Script + Day 1 Outline/Script + Objective(s): Objective(s): Objective(s): Objective(s): Objective(s): Today we Today we Today we will… Today we will… Today we will… will… will… + Explain what an ionic compound is + Explain what an ionic compound is + Explain how to name an ionic compound + Use Bohr models to explain how + Use Bohr models to explain how metals + Explain how to write the formula for an ion metals & nonmetals form ionic bonds & nonmetals form ionic bonds compound + Write the formula for and name ionic + Write the formula for and name ionic compounds compounds
Done + Students will watch Ionic + Students will watch Ionic
Bonding + Writing Ionic Formulas: before class: Bonding Introduction at home Introduction at home before class Introduction should be watched before before class and write notes on the and write notes on the video in their class. Substantial notes should be taken an video in their notebook. This should notebook. This should act as a soft put into their notebooks. act as a soft introduction to the introduction to the content so that the content so that the next day, the next day, the students will be primed to students will be primed to gain gain deeper understanding. deeper understanding. P Engage Engage 15 mins Engage Engage Engage Prompt Teacher will greet students as they walk in Teacher will greet students as they walk in + Teacher will greet students as they walk in and tell each person to grab a new catalyst and tell each person to grab a new catalyst and tell each person to grab a new catalyst sheet as they walk in. sheet as they walk in. sheet as they walk in. Will remind students that they should Will remind students that they should have + Catalyst: slide 1 have watched and taken notes on the watched and taken notes on the video from + Catalyst+Exit Ticket video from last night. last night. + Objectives + Catalyst: slide 2 + Catalyst: slide 2 + Discussion of Catalyst + Catalyst+Exit Ticket + Catalyst+Exit Ticket + Drawing and explanation if necessary + Define and draw + Define and draw + Teacher introduction + Teacher introduction + Transition into chemical roadmap + Transition into chemical roadmap and and introduction to lesson. introduction to lesson. + Objectives + Objectives + Discussion of Catalyst + Discussion of Catalyst + Drawing and explanation if + Drawing and explanation if necessary necessary
L Explore, Explore, 40-45 mins Explore Explore Explore
Explain, Explain, + Ionic Bonding Part 2 + Ionic Bonding Part 2 + Magnesium + Sulfur Discussion Elaborate Elaborate + Check the script to see where I + Check the script to see where I will + Naming A 20+30 mins + Prediction of ions and name Learning will pause in the video. pause in the video. + Picture-Number-Word methods + Picture-Number-Word methods + Will be introduced to key terms: Activity + Cations + (Tyler DeWitt style) + (Tyler DeWitt style) Let’s Practice! Let’s Practice! + Anions Explain Explain + Ionic Names = cation + anion Explain + Worksheet: Worksheet - Ion + Worksheet: Worksheet - Ion + Worksheet Formation picture-number- Formation picture-number- + Worksheet - Ion Charge and th word.docx word.docx Octet Rule (distance 2020).doc Elaborate as a group. Elaborate as a group. Elaborate + Go over the first problem (HW if not + Go over the first problem (HW if not + Can Magnesium and Chlorine make a finished) finished) bond with one another? + needs a stamp the next day + needs a stamp the next day + Draw Bohr models displaying how tha would work. Use the Tyler DeWitt method. N Evaluate/ Evaluate/ 15 mins Evaluate/Summary Evaluate/Summary Evaluate/Summary eNding Summary Summary Exit Ticket: + Catalyst+Exit Ticket + Catalyst+Exit Ticket + 1) Use a series of Bohr Diagrams to + 1) Use a series of Bohr Diagrams to + Patterns in periodic table main groups show how Aluminum (Al) and show how Aluminum (Al) and Nitrogen forming main atoms Nitrogen (N) form an ionic bond. (N) form an ionic bond. + Have to show Ms. Mia your annotated + 2) Explain what happened and why + 2) Explain what happened and why that periodic table that happened. Use both happened. Use both electronegativity electronegativity and the octet rule in and the octet rule in your explanation. your explanation.
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