Unit 6: Atomic

Theory
Day 7: Assessment and Begin Bonding Unit

Warm Up
IN YOUR WARM UP SECTION:
Consider Nitrogen
1.

Calculate number of protons,

neutrons, and electrons

2.

Draw a Bohr model

3.

Draw a Lewis Dot structure

TIME: 4 MINUTES
WHEN DONE: Look at score on
Check for Understanding (in blue bin)

Agenda
Review

Lewis Dot Practice and Check for

Understanding
Kahoot
Unit 6 Assessment
Strong

Observations with Demonstration

Periodic Table Tour
Podcast: Haber Process

Learning Targets
3- I can identify the number of
protons, neutrons and electrons in
an atom of any element
4- I can use the periodic table to
create Bohr models and Lewis Dot
Structures for any of the first 20
elements.

Review Lewis Dot Practice and Check

for Understanding

TAKE OUT: Lewis Dot

Practice and Check for
Understanding

WHAT QUESTIONS DO
YOU HAVE?

Kahoot.it
YOU NEED:

Phone or Chromebook

Periodic Table

Calculator

Scratch Paper

USE: Unit 6: Atomic Theory Notes

GO: To this website using Phone or Chromebook:
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Enter the Pin

Your First Name

Unit 6: Assessment
CLEAR OFF: Desk
YOU NEED:
Periodic

Table

Pen/Pencil
Calculator

EXPECTATIONS:
No

talking

Answer
No

every question

electronics

TIME: 14 minutes

WHEN DONE: Turn into the box, make sure all of

your work is up-to-date (see progress report), and

the set up Cornell Note (Title: Oscillating Clock)

Oscillating Clock
3/15
Endocrine Disruptors
EQ: How do strong observations support
understanding
of chemistry?
EQ: How my
do Endocrine
Disruptors Impact
Humans?

WRITE
DOWN
YOUR
ASSIGNED
PART

Strong Observations
VIEW: Strong Observations on Page 2 of
notebook
TABLE
TABLE
TABLE
TABLE
TABLE

1:Descriptive Words
2:Use numbers
4:Compare to familiar things
5:Describe changes over time
6:Use senses (sounds and smells)

Oscillating Clock
3/15
Endocrine Disruptors
EQ: How do strong observations support
understanding
of chemistry?
EQ: How my
do Endocrine
Disruptors Impact
Humans?
Solution A: 12% Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2)
Solution B: Potassium Iodate (KIO3) and
Sulfuric Acid (H2SO4)
Solution C: Malonic Acid (C3H4O4)
and starch (C27H48O20)
Reactants

KIO3+ 2 H2O2+ CH2(CO2H)2+ H2SO4

Products

ICH(CO2H)2+ 2 O2+ 3 H2O + K2SO4