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Semester 1 (August 08 – December 08)

Unit		Lecture and Lab Titles	Readings Due	Assignments Due	Quizzes and Extras
A	Exploring the Nature of Science	PowerPoints:   (Covered in class) I. Using Measurements II. Units of Measurements III. Unit Conversions I. States of matter II. Classification of matter III. Properties & Changes of Matter Lab Safety Lab Equipment Observations and Measurements       Notes: Introduction to Chemistry dimensional Anaylsis	Chapters 1 & 2 p. 2-27 p.28-65	Assignments: Understanding Chemical Hazard Labels Disaster Demos Using Measurements-WS Units and Unit Conversions -WS The Crash of Fight 143 Matter-WS Categorizing matter Lab Foul Water Lab Density of Pennies Tentative Labs: Classifiying matter with hardware Classification Rotation Chemical and Physical changes	Practice Exam Chapter 1 & 2   Measurements Review Reading quiz Chp 1&2 (Click here if to print quiz if you cannot take it online)
Begin Individual Student Science Projects				August –December *specific time frame & dates will be handed out in class.
B	Atoms	Powerpoints I. Structure of an Atom  II. Masses of Atoms I. Waves and Particles II. Bohr Model of Atoms III. Quantum Model IV. Electron Configuration I. The Nucelus II. Radioactive Decay III. Fission and Fussion IV. Nuclear Applications Extra Powerpoints Atomic Structure Atomic Timeline Song Notes/Handouts: Atomic Structure Pt 1 Atomic Structure Pt 2 History-Radioactivty Isotope Alpha Decay Beta Decay Electron Capture Nuclear Symbol Postiron Decay	Chapters 3,4 & 21 p. 66-95 p. 680-709 p. 96-131	Assignments: Atomic Structure-WS Nucleus & Radioactive Decay -WS Alpha, Beta, EC-WS Nuclear Rxn-WS Radioactivity-WS Readioactivty-ANS  Waves & Particles -WS Bohr Model -WS Electron Configuration - WS Stability & Electron Configuration Patterns in electron Configuration Electron Configuration Battleship Labs:  Black Box/Quick L Beanium Lab Flame Test Tentative Lab: Isotopic Pennies Understanding Half-Life Emmision Spectroscopy electron Probability   Projects Atomic Theory Timeline and Evaluation sheet Nuclear Energy Presentations	Revised Chp 3 Revised Chp 4 Revised Chp 21
C	The Periodic Table, Bonding, and formulas	Powerpoints: I. & II. History and organization of periodic table III. Periodic Trends I. Intro to Bonding II. Molecular Compounds III. Ionic Compounds IV. Acids (extension) I. Lewis Dot II. Moleuclar Geometery III. Molecular Polarity I. Molar Conversation II. Molarity III. Formula Calculations Additional PowerPoints  Electrons and Periodic Behavior Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure	Chapters 5, 6, & 7 p. 132-173 p. 174-217 p. 218-259	Assignments: Periodic trends-WS Operation- Periodic Table what Element Am I? Periodically puzzling Molecular compounds-WS Ionic Compounds-WS Acids-WS Formula Fun Lewis Dot - WS Lewis Dot 2 - WS Molecular formula- WS Molar conversions-WS Molarity-WS Formula Caculations-WS Labs: Metal or Nonmetal Water testing Activity Series Copper plating Striking it Rich Determining Empirical Formula of MgO Determining % or water in popcorn Tentative Labs: Periodic Law Ionic vs. Covalent bonding Molecular structure Molar conversions   Project: Periodic Families Scrapbook Molecular Project 1 Molecular Evaluation	Practice Test  Chp 6 Practice Test  Chp 7
Individual Student Science Projects should be brought to completion. Completed projects will include: Submission of all Science Fair Entrance Forms Complete Lab journal composition notebook Complete Research paper – (according to IB standards) Project Display board Oral presentation and/or participation in school/district science fair.				Completed projects are due in December

Semester 2 (January 09 – June 09)

Unit		Lecture and Lab Titles	Readings Due	Assignment Due	Quizzes and Extras
D.	Chemical reactions and Stoichiometry	Powerpoints:   I. Intro to Reactions   II. Balancing Equations III. Types of Reactions IV. Reaction Energy V. Reaction Rate I. Stochiometric Caculations II. Stoichemiometry in the Real World  Oxidation and Reduction (Additional powerpoints) Conservation of mass and Stochiometry Electrochemistry	Chapters 3 (mole), 8, & 9 p. 260-297 p. 298-327	Assignments: Intro to Reactions - WS Balancing Equations-WS Balancing EQ More Practice Balancing Eq Extra 1 Types of Reactions - WS Reaction Energy & Rate - WS Reaction Review   Limiting Reactants and & yield - WS   Labs:   S'mores & Limiting Reactants Tenative Labs: Types of Reactions Stochiometry   Project Coin Design	Practice Test
E	Thermo chemistry And Kinetics	Powerpoints: Thermochemistry and Kinetics  Mini PPs I. Intermolecular forces II. Physcial Properties III. phase change IV. Heating Curves V. Phase Diagrams	Chapters 16 (except ΔHf) & 17 p. 530-559 p. 560-587	Assignments: Investigating Liquids and Solids Labs: heating curve for water Combustion Factors influencing reaction rates Reaction Rates Ice cream Tentative Labs: Distillation of isopropanol and water Liquids and Solids Changes of State Specific Heat Wet” dry ice	Practice Test
F	States of Matter	Powerpoints: (full PP's) Gases and Gas Laws solids, Liquids, and solutions Mini PPs I. Physical Properties of Gases II. The Gas Laws  III. Ideal Gas Laws IV. Gase Stoichiometry (non-STP) V. Two more laws Gas Law Practice Problems Ideal Gas and Gas Stochiometry problems I. Nature of solutions (extension) II. Concentration (extension) III. Colligative Properties (extension)	Chapters 10, 11, & 12   p. 328- 359 p.360-399 p.400-433	Assignments: Labs: Properties of Gases Molar volume of Hydrogen gas Tentative Labs: Boyles low Ideal Gas Law   Project Fish Kill   Gases - WS Gas Laws- WS Ideal Gas and Stochiometry - WS Two more gas laws - WS Gas laws and scuba diving	Practice Test
	End of Course review			3-5 class periods

* Notes ACIDS and BASES (optional) unit G will be uploaded if we are able to cover unit at end of year.