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WARM UP—
WORK ON MONDAY’S WARM UP QUESTION
Monday April 7, 2014
Objective
Students will be able to distinguish between solids, liquids, and gases.
States of Matter
Review!!Work togetherUse your textbookWill have learning check
Solids
Liquids
Gases
Learning Check
Turn paper over when done
X period
Page 14--- Section 1 Assessment1. a,b,c3 a,b,cWhen done, you may work on other
homework.
WARM UP-
GET OUT CLASSWORK FROM YESTERDAY
WORK ON TUESDAY’S WARM UP QUESTION
Tuesday April 8, 2014
Objective
Students will be able to identify differences between homogeneous mixtures, heterogeneous mixtures, and pure substances.
Classwork
Solid- Crystalline solid- Amorphous solid- Liquid- Fluid- Surface tension- Viscosity- Gas-1. Solid2. True3. The particles in a solid are
packed tightly together and stay in fixed positions
4. A. crystalline solids B. salt, sugar, snow C. amorphous solids D. plastics, rubber, glass
5. B,C6. Liquid
7. True8. Fluid9. Surface tension is the result of
an inward pull among the molecules of a liquid
10. C 11. False12. Gas13. The gas particles will either
spread apart or squeeze together as they fill that container
14. True15. Solid- closely packed, liquid-
particles are close and take the shape of the container, gas- spread apart
1. Gain, increase2. Loss, decrease3. Gain, increase4. Loss, decrease5. Gain, increase6. Boiling point7. Condensation8. Vaporization9. Boiling10. Evaporation11. Melting12. Freezing 13. melting point14. Sublimation
Mixtures
Define… Homogeneous mixture Heterogeneous mixture Solution Pure substance
Homogeneous Mixture
Solution Substances mix evenlyDissolveCan not tell the difference between the partsAppears the be all the sameLemonade mix and waterSalt and water
Heterogeneous Mixture
Can tell the differences between the partsSeparate very easilyTake apart with handsSaladBeads in water
Pure Substance
One substance made of one or more elements NOT A MIXTURE!!Water– H2OSugar-- C6H12O6
Salt-- NaCl
Identifying
Use your definitions to identify each scenario
WARM UP-
GET OUT WORKSHEET FROM YESTERDAY
GET OUT HOMEWORK
WORK ON WEDNESDAY’S WARM UP QUESTION
Wednesday April 9, 2014
Objective
Students will be able to determine the differences between solutions, pure substances, and heterogeneous mixtures.
Homework
1. Chemistry2. Matter3. Substance4. Physical5. Chemical6. Elements7. Compound8. Mixture9. Heterogeneous
10. Homogeneous11. Atom12. Chemical bond13. Molecule14. Weight15. Mass16. Volume 17. density
Worksheet
1. Solution 2. Heterogeneous3. Heterogeneous4. Heterogeneous5. Pure substance6. Heterogeneous7. Solution 8. Heterogeneous 9. Heterogeneous10. Pure substance
11. Heterogeneous 12. Solution13. Solution14. Pure substance15. Pure substance16. Pure substance17. Solution18. Heterogeneous19.
Reading
Read Pages 10- 14Take 2 column notes
Once done, fill out “Different Pure Substances” sheet FOUND IN THE FRONT OF THE ROOM
Classifying Matter
How do we classify matter?
WARM UP—
WORK ON THURSDAYS WARM UP
Thursday April 10, 2014
Objective
Students will be able to classify matter.
Classifying Matter Song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U50qw3HTvc4
Classifying Matter
MatterAnything that has mass and
takes up space
Pure SubstancesOne or more elements that are chemically bonded together
Mixtures Contains more than one substance in the same place that ARE NOT
CHEMICALLY BONDED
ElementsSimplest form
of a substance;
composed of one kind of
atomH, Al, Au, O,
C,Cu
CompoundComposed of two or more elements/ kinds of atomsH2O, CO2, CO
HeterogeneousYou can see the different parts; parts are not evenly distributedSalad, birthday cake, a forest
Homogeneous/ SolutionSubstances that are evenly distributed among one another; cant tell apart Orange juice, salt water, chocolate milk
Matter Worksheet
Work with a partnerDo the best you can!!
When done, work on vocab matching
We will go over both!!
WARM UP—
WORK ON FRIDAY’S WARM UP QUESTION
HAVE IT READY TO BE HANDED IN
Friday April 11, 2014
Objective
Students will be able to identify elements and tell the difference between elements and compounds.
Stations
7 minutes each– will hear classifying matter song when time to switch
5 stations 1- video and questions on atoms and
molecule 2- elements and compounds 3-physical and chemical properties 4- Periodic Table 5- Molecule simulation
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