 Homework: Read pgs. 14-15 from Textbook, define bold terms and sentence on vocabulary sheet. (Sign Language will present today) Do Now: ◦ Agenda- Write.

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 Homework: Read pgs from Textbook, define bold terms and sentence on vocabulary sheet. (Sign Language will present today) Do Now: ◦ Agenda- Write Homework ◦ Update T.O.C. Pg. 29 Unit Title pg. Chemical Reactions/Bonding- Pg. 30 Log of Scientific Terms ◦ Groups who haven’t presented- get Banner and get ready to present.

 Unit Title: Chemical Reactions/ Bonding  Chapter’s included: End of 2 (Section 3 & 4) and Chapter 1  Write the EQ’s- Essential Questions: ◦ What happens to atoms during a chemical reaction? ◦ What is a molecule? ◦ How does a reaction happen? ◦ Does mass change when a chemical reaction occurs?

Homework: Read pgs in the textbook and define the bold terms and write the bold sentence in Log of Scientific terms. Do Now:  Agenda- Write homework  Open binder to pg. 30 (Log of Scientific Terms)  Complete Element of the day (You have 5 minutes)

 Matter-  Chemistry -  Element-

 Observe your pencil point- What are some physical characteristics of Carbon as graphite?  Why so smooth? (Discuss responses with your partner) ◦ Shade in a section of paper, fold it in half and rub together- ◦ Rub a blank(non- shaded) folded paper in half… ◦ What do notice- What is the difference?

 8c 8c  Sugar burning  Burning Diamond:  Q Q (Read side one of carbon hand out)

 Read page 2 of Carbon hand out- Write on Carbon Hand out  Why did the ash covered sugar not burn?  Why was the pencil shaded paper smoother than the non-shaded?

  Bucky Balls

 Homework: Research the structure of a molecule- (Any )  Draw and label the molecule (with the name of the molecule and the elements in the molecule) on pg. 31 of your binder.  Do Now: ****Agenda- Write H.W****  Update T.O.C- pg. 31- Creating Molecules/ Molecule H.W  Open binder to pg. 30- Log of Scientific Terms  Discuss the difference between an atom and molecule with your partner.- On pg. 31 list any molecules that you know.

 Atom: ◦ The smallest particle of an element  Molecule: ◦ A particle made up of two or more atoms bonded together  Chemical Bond: ◦ The force that holds atoms together -the “glue” that makes the atoms “stick” to each other

 Chemical Formula- ?  A combination of symbols that represent the numbers in a compound  Subscript- ? ◦ The (small) number in a chemical formula that tells the number of atoms in a molecule or the ratio of elements in a compound  Ex: H 2 0

Name of Molecule Elements in Molecule Chemical Formula Diagram of Molecular Structure Water2 Hydrogen 1 Oxygen H20H20 O H Carbon Dioxide 1 Carbon 2 Oxygen CO 2 Ammonia1-Nitrogen, 3-Hydrogen NH 3

 Partner up with another group or work with your partner and use your gum drop atoms to create a molecule.  Your gum drops now represent elements… Which ones? You decide! Make each color a different element.  Try to create a Water molecule first, draw what you see, label what each is then write the molecular structure. Next try the ones on the data table or try to make your own.  You may use your periodic table for help.

Name of Molecule Elements in Molecule Chemical Formula Diagram of Molecular Structure Water2 Hydrogen 1 Oxygen H20H20 O H Carbon Dioxide 1 Carbon 2 Oxygen CO 2 Ammonia1-Nitrogen, 3-Hydrogen NH 3

 Homework: Finish class work- Complete Flow Chart  Do Now: ◦ Agenda- Homework ◦ Update T.O.C: Pg. 32- Ionic and Covalent Bonding ◦ Pg. 33- How Sodium bonds with Chlorine ◦ Open Binder to pg. 31- Share your molecule w/your partner

 When Finished notes sheets- Work on Flow Chart  When completed get Lab notebook out of bin  Glue in lab sheets for tomorrows lab