1.  Pages 88-95
 Answer Questions Page 95 in notebook
 1 a
 1 b
 1 c
 2 a
 2 b
 2 c
X Period

2. Monday April 28, 2014
Warm Up-
Get out Element Project
Work on Monday’s Warm Up Question

3.  Students will be able to demonstrate how elements
make up all living and non living things found on earth
Objective

4.  On Aspen
 Zero– did not turn in
 Stay after this week (Monday, Tuesday, Thursday) or
come for H or G period to make up missing work if
needed
Grades

5.  10 minutes to look over, prepare presentation, final
touches
 Presentation sheet
 Write your Name
 Hand in to me before presenting
Adopt an Element Project
Presentations

6. Adopt an Element Project
Presentations

7. Tuesday April 29, 2014
Warm Up-
Work on Tuesday’s Warm Up

8.  Students will be able to describe how elements make
up all living and non living things on earth
Objective

9. Adopt an Element Project
Presentations

10.  Make sure your grades are matching Aspen!
 Questions??
 KEEP ALL WARM UPS TOGETHER!!
 CHEMISTRY QUIZ NEXT TUESDAY!!
Pass Back Papers

11.  Use your textbook and the people you are sitting with to find
information about each group on the Periodic Table.
 Pages 88-105.
 Group Name and Number(s):
 Alkali Metals Group 1
 Elements in the group:
 Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs, Fr
 3 Characteristics of group:
 Highly reactive; found only as compounds combined with other elements;
shiny and soft
 Example of Use:
 Potassium is found in bananas; sodium found in sea beds.
Periodic Table of Elements Groups
20 minutes

12. Wednesday April 30, 2014
Warm Up-
Get out Homework
Work on Wednesday’s Warm Up

13.  Students will be able to use the ;aw of conservation
of mass to answer questions
Objective

14. Homework

15. Groups of Elements pages 90- 105
 Alkali metals- group 1
 Super reactive
 Never found as uncombined elements in nature
 Potassium is found in bananas
 Alkaline earth metals- group 2
 Hard, grey-white, Good heat conductors
 Never found uncombined in nature

16. Groups of Elements
 Transition metals- groups 3-12
 Hard and shiny
 Good conductors of electricity
 Less reactive than groups 1 and 2

17. Groups of Elements
 Lanthanides- below the table
 Soft malleable shiny metals with high conductivity
 Mixed with more common metals to make alloys (mixture of a
metal with at least one other element)
 Actinides- below the table
 Thorium and uranium are the only one that occur naturally in nature
 93-102 made artificially
 Nuclei are very unstable

18.  Carbon family-
 only carbon is a nonmetal
 carbon atoms are found in all living things
 Nitrogen family-
 Nitrogen and phosphorus are nonmetals
 Atmosphere is about 80% nitrogen
 Nitrogen occurs as a diatomic molecule (two atoms)
 Oxygen family-
 Reactive
 Oxygen is a diatomic molecule
Groups of Elements

19. Groups of Elements
 Halogens- group 17
 Very reactive
 Uncombined elements are dangerous to humans
 Noble gases- group 18
 Unreactive
 Do not ordinarily form compounds

20.  Metalloids
 Traits of metals and nonmetals
 Most useful property is their ability to conduct electricity
 Hydrogen
 Simplest element
 Makes up over 90% of atoms in the universe, 1% of mass of earth
 Distinct properties= cannot be grouped
 Rarely found as a pure element
Groups of Elements

21.  http://www.neok12.com/Law-of-Conservation.htm
Conservation of Mass

22.  Mass can neither be created nor destroyed
 Mass can only be converted from one form to
another
 Conservation of Mass Activity
Law of Conservation of Mass

23. Thursday May 1, 2014
HAPPY MAY!!
Warm Up-
Get out Homework
Work on Thursday’s and Friday’s Warm Ups

24.  Students will be able to review what they know about
chemistry.
Objective

25. Homework

26. Learning Check

27.  Below are the topics that have been discussed with
Chemistry. Create a Study Guide/Effort to help review for the
Chemistry Quiz that will be on Tuesday May 6. Use ALL
worksheets and notes that you have to gather as much
information about each topic as possible including definitions,
pictures, and examples. You should know how to apply this
information.
Chemistry Quiz Study Guide

28.  Ideas: Large pamphlet, poster, song, poem, 2 column notes,
flash cards, rhymes, pictures, graphic organizers, story, etc.
 Your Study Guide/ Effort will be a 5 POINT EXTRA CREDIT QUIZ
GRADE.
 IT MUST BE HANDED IN ON TUESDAY MAY 6 BEFORE THE QUIZ
IN ORDER TO RECEIVE THE POINTS.
Chemistry Quiz Study Guide

29.  8:19--- A PERIOD
 PLEASE HAVE…
 PEN/PENCIL
 SOMETHING TO WRITE ON
 TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD BOOK
Friday May 2, 2014