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1 March 8, 2018 Ionic versus covalent Bonding Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student-centered POGIL

2 Do Now (4 min) March 8, 2018 Learning target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student-centered POGIL Do Now: (Answer on your Do Now Sheet) From what you now know about bonds, describe whether the following atoms will bond through an electron sea, sharing electrons, or donating / receiving electrons: a) Fe and Cu b) Na and Cl c) N and H Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student-centered POGIL

3 Announcement Parent Teacher conferences: Thursday 5-7
March 8, 2018 Parent Teacher conferences: Thursday 5-7 Friday 12:30 – 2:40 - Half-day on Friday Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student-centered POGIL

4 Complete the POGIL by working together to solve each model
POGIL (20 min) March 8, 2018 IN PAIRS: Complete the POGIL by working together to solve each model You must read each clue carefully to complete the POGIL Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student- centered POGIL

5 Compound Identification Practice
March 8, 2018 Formula 1st Element (M or NM) 2nd Element (M or NM) Classification (ionic or covalent) LiBr SF6 C6H12O6 Ag2O OF2 Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student- centered POGIL

6 Compound identification practice
March 8, 2018 15.Circle the elements that are more likely to combine with lead to form an ionic compound. a. Potassium b. Bromine c. Oxygen d. Copper e. Chlorine 16. Circle the elements that could combine with phosphorus to form a covalent compound. a. Sulfur b. Bromine c. Cobalt d. Iodine e. Hydrogen 17. Circle the elements that could combine with chlorine to form an ionic compound. a. Potassium b. Bromine c. Cobalt d. Cadmium e. Hydrogen 18. Circle the elements that could combine with hydrogen to form a covalent compound. a. Potassium b. Bromine c. Cobalt d. Iodine e. Cadmium Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student- centered POGIL

7 Summarize COVALENT IONIC
March 8, 2018 COVALENT IONIC Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student- centered POGIL

8 Complete the Creative Bonds Assignment – Due Tomorrow
Homework March 8, 2018 Complete the Creative Bonds Assignment – Due Tomorrow Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student- centered POGIL

9 March 8, 2018 Exit ticket (3 min) EXIT TICKET: Complete on a separate sheet of paper Give an example of a covalent bond and of an ionic bond. Learning Target: I can Classify bonds based upon the types of atoms through a student-centered POGIL


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