1. December 9, 2013 Homework: Do Now: -Write down homework
STEM Career due tomorrow
Mini- Quiz changed to in class Learning Reflections (I’ll explain)
Finish Section “Fill-in” notes AND
Section review questions 1A, 1B, & 2A on pg 53 in textbook
Complete on page 49 in notebook (If NOT Finished in class)
Do Now:
-Write down homework
Take out Text Book and turn to page 48
Update TOC. (in Science nb) P.47/48 States and Changes of Matter
Take your Lab Notebook from your class bin and return to your seat and quietly wait for directions .
Today I will…
Demonstrate the phases of matter in a lab activity

2. Changes of State
Using your textbook, read and review pages to fill in the blanks for notes on p47, States and Changes of Matter. Once completed: Begin Section review questions 1A & 1B and 2 A

3. December 10, 2013 Open notebooks to page 47/48 & 49:
Homework:
Review “Fill- in” notes on Changes of State
Lab Data/ Results assigned Tomorrow: Due Friday
Do Now:
STEM Career due today!
Open notebooks to page 47/48 & 49:
“Fill-in,” notes on the Changes of state
Section assessment questions 1A, 1B,2A
Take Lab notebook from bin and take out data table

4. December 11, 2013 Homework: Do Now: -Write down Homework
Work on Lab Data Analysis/ Results: Due Friday
Do Now:
-Write down Homework
-Take out lab notebook from class bin- Take out Data
Sheets
-Staple Data Sheets to Data Analysis/ Results Sheet
(I will hand this out)

5. December 12, 2013 Do Now: Homework:
***Lab Due Date Changed*** Now Due Monday 12/16
Discover the boiling point and melting point of Three (3) elements on the Periodic table: Write in Notebook pg 51
Quiz on Thursday 12/19
Do Now:
Write down Homework
Take out Science notebook: Update T.O.C: Pg 50: Thermal Energy & Phase Change of water, Pg 51: Discover the Bp. & Mp. HW

6. What is thermal energy?
The total energy in all of the particles in an object.
The faster the particles move,
the warmer the matter can get.
Matter Changes state when thermal energy is
added (+) or removed(-)
Examples of thermal energy are stoves and matches.

7. Heat energy
P5s

9.
Larger image Phase change water
Heating solids: Molecules
Heating Molecules Liquids
Molecules Melting

10. December 13, 2013 Homework: Finish Lab: Due on Monday 12/16 Do Now:
-Write Down Homework
-Open notebook to p 50Thermal Energy & Phase Change
Magic School Bus video: Evaporation/ Conden.

11. Melting iCe
timedia/chapter2/lesson5
Heating a liquid
media/chapter1/lesson2
Heating molecules of a gas
timedia/chapter1/lesson5
Evaporation/ Condensation:
timedia/chapter2/lesson2
timedia/chapter2/lesson3

12. Phase Changes of Water

13. Sample Graph: Phase Change

14. December 16, 2013
Homework: Study for Quiz: Use class notes, textbook and Study guide.
Complete any missing assignments by Friday
Do Now:
Write down homework
Open Science notebooks to p. 51
Take out Phase Change Lab
Take Lab notebook from bin and quietly go back to your seat

17. December 17, 2013
Homework: Study for Quiz: Thursday 12/19: Use class notes, textbook and Study guide.
Complete any missing assignments by Friday
Take Letter Home to Parents
Do Now:
Write down homework
Open Science notebooks to p. 51
Update TOC: p 52: A Few Review Notes

18. The States of Matter: Warm-up Fill in the Chart with :”YES” or “NO” on pg 52
Definite Shape?
Definite Volume?
Solid
Liquid
Gas

19. At what point do particles of a solid break free from their fixed position?

20. Phase Change Write your responses in your nb. P 51.
Looking at your elements Boiling point and Melting point. If room temperature is 20⁰ C: Are the elements Solids, Liquids or gases at room temperatures?:

21. December 18, 2013 Homework: STUDY for quiz Tomorrow 12/19 Do Now:
May use Venn Diagram to compare and contrast Solids, Liquids, and gases and there change of phase
Bring Textbook/Notebook to class tomorrow
State of Matter: Poem, Song…. Due Friday
Do Now:
Write down Homework
Take Out Notebook , Open to page 51
Tape, staple, or Glue Hand out in Notebook on page 52
(I will hand this out)

22. What does our Table Tell Us?
That all substances have a boiling point and a melting point.
All matter can change state (not just water) by adding (+) or removing(-) Thermal Energy.
Adding (+) Thermal Energy causes molecules to speed up.
Removing(-) Thermal Energy cause molecules to slow down.
Every substance has a different melting point and boiling point

23. Melting Point & Boiling Points of different Elements
Why do you think different substances have different melting points and boiling points?
Brainstorm ideas with a partner in your notebook on pg 51
They all have a different arrangement of molecules that react differently to added thermal energy

24. Phase Change Wrap-up ??: Answer on pg. 52
1) The _melting point is when the particles of a solid break free from their fixed positions. 2) The phase change from a liquid to a gas is called vaporization, the two ways a liquid can vaporize are __Evaporation_ and _boiling___. 3)_Evaporation__ occurs when only surface particles vaporize (change into a gas). 4) _Boiling__ occurs when vaporized water molecules form bubbles below the surface and rise (occurs at the surface and in the liquid).

25. Changes FROM a Solid to a Liquid