Pop can race

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Let’s GO!

It’s Electric! Click this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-mOY2eWO2qw

How can you make an empty pop can roll the greatest distance without touching it?

• Collaboration fluency ft. Mr. Robinson!

Find group assignment here Pop Can Race-1y57eue

• complete pages 1-8 with your group
• complete page 9 individually
• race Tuesday
• due Wednesday

Good luck on your test! 🙂

After the test…

• Read section 7.1 of the BC Science 9 textbook http://www.bcscience9.com/ebook/ebook_docs/BC9TEXTCH07_Sec1.pdf
• Complete section 7.1 of the BC Science 9 workbook http://www.bcscience9.com/ebook/ebook_docs/BC9WBCH07_Sec1.pdf
• Watch a video on electricity, ANY VIDEO YOU WANT ON LEARN360
• Be prepared to share what video you watched in class, what you learned and what you want to know

Have this completed before class on Monday

Superhero Elemental Project!

• Day 1 – Research = Complete!
• Start Day 2 – Design your superhero
• Day 3 – collaborate

Balancing Chemical Equations in class activity (not on test)

Reminder:

• Project presentations on Thursday
• Unit test on Friday

Elemental Superhero Project!

• Day 1 – Research
• Day 2 – Design
• Da3 – Collaborate

See Elemental Superhero Project Steps 1 to 3-1vwy3zi if you were away today or lost your sheets

Reminders:

•  Project Presentations on Thursday
• Unit Test on Friday

Compounds – Quiz

Check your work – Drawing Ionic Compounds (key)-1xt89px

Today’s worksheet – Compounds and Molecules Review (student hand out)-130ttxv

Chemical Reactions video http://learn360.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=272642&xtid=71637

Polyatomic Ions video http://learn360.infobase.com/PortalPlaylists.aspx?wID=272642&xtid=82791

Chemistry Unit Test coming up on Friday, March 3rd. What you need to be able to do:

• Be able to describe and draw the parts of an atoms
• Calculate the number of protons, electrons and neutrons in a neutral atom AND in a charged ion
• Draw Bohr models for neutral atoms or ions
• Use the periodic table to find patterns (i.e. atomic number, atomic mass, ion charge, etc.)
• Describe key features of the major periodic table groups (i.e. alkali metals, halogens, etc.)
• Describe how ions combine together to form ionic compounds based on outer shell (valence) electrons. For example, why are chlorine and sodium attracted together and how would you draw sodium chloride in Bohr model format?
• Describe how ions combine together to form covalent compounds based on outer shell (valence) electrons. For example, why are oxygen and hydrogen attracted together and how would you draw dihydrogen monoxide in Bohr model format?
• Describe chemical names (i.e. sodium chloride/dihydrogen monoxide) and chemical formulas (i.e. NaCl/H₂O) of ionic and covalent compounds

Compounds – Covalent Bonds

• What video did you watch before class?
• Hand in today’s worksheet Covalent Compounds (students)-1al9shr
• Study these slides for tomorrow’s quiz Compounds Review-2n1l474
• Tomorrow on Learn360 (watch 1 or both)
• Ionic Compounds with Polyatomic Ions: Chemistry Tutor http://learn360.infobase.com/p_ViewVideo.aspx?xtid=82791&loid=345252&tScript=0 (9min)
• Reactions
• http://learn360.infobase.com/p_ViewVideo.aspx?xtid=74407&loid=360305&tScript=0     (3min)

Compounds – Ionic Bonding

Check out these slides Ionic compounds and more-1z8ri7i

Practice! Complete these worksheets

• BLM 1-33 Unit 1 Forming Ionic Bonds-1xjnbq7
• BLM 1-34 Unit 1 Ionic Bonding-12anc2g
• BLM 1-36 Unit 1 One Common Ion Charge-1m04vp2
• BLM 1-39 Unit 1 Drawing Ionic Compounds-11imxlx

Here’s a periodic table that will help Periodic Table of Elements-25oeffw

Check your work! Email jbale@sd43.bc.ca completed worksheets when finished

Watch this video to learn about covalent bonds for tomorrow http://learn360.infobase.com/p_ViewVideo.aspx?xtid=74340&loid=363404&tScript=0

Naming Compounds

Watch this http://learn360.infobase.com/p_ViewVideo.aspx?xtid=76471&loid=330181&tScript=0

Trick or Treat? Complete the candy activity with your table. Everyone needs to complete their own worksheet.

Answer these questions for homework Naming Ionic Compounds student copy-26fe64d

Watch this for tomorrow (pay attention to the part about ionic bonds) http://learn360.infobase.com/p_ViewVideo.aspx?xtid=29558&loid=2169&tScript=0

Study material for the Unit Test on March 3rd

Summary Chemistry Review-24pu3ed

Questions Chemistry Review Questions-1ash4r5

Chemistry Week 2 Review Assignment Chemistry Week 2 Review Assignment-u7uvsn

Use http://www.ptable.com/

Read BC Science 9 Home Version Secion 2.2 & 2.3 to help

Slides Section 2.3-17aczsd