Honors Chemistry (Period 4) Assignments

1. Finish "12 Stations Review" (answers and solutions are attached)2

2. Study your review materials and bring them to class on a test day.

 

Final Review, Day 4.

1. Solve all the questions in the Practice Final Exam (attached), show work!

2. Finish your "Practice Exam" review and bring it on Wednesday (attached).

 

Final Exam Review, Day 3:

1. Study your video tutorials for Unit 10 and 11 "Solutions" (scroll down to see your assignments for March/April)

2. Re-visit "Nine Stations Reviews" for both units (attached)

3. Review your homework packets (notes, worksheets, practice problems, labs, activities, etc.) for        Unit 10 and 11.

Final Exam Review, Day 2:

1. Study your video tutorials for Unit 8 "Organic Chemistry" and Unit 7 "Solutions" (scroll down to          see your assignments for February/March)

2. Re-visit "Nine Stations Reviews" for both units (attached)

3. Review your homework packets (notes, worksheets, practice problems, labs, activities, etc.) for        Unit 8 and 9.

Final Exam Review, Day 1:

1. Study your materials for Unit 6 and Unit 7, including video tutorials posted in January/February.

2. Re-visit "Nine Stations Reviews" (attached)

3. Watch video tutorials/practice:

Polyatomic Ions Mnemonics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jcKR9U4Ixlk

Ions Quizlet: https://quizlet.com/44818157/ions-60-flash-cards/

 

1. Get ready for 12.1 Team Challenge and 12.1 Quiz on Thursday.

2. Study 12.2 Notes (attached).

3. Complete 12.2 Worksheet (attached)

    

1. Study 12.1 Notes "Heat of Reaction" (attached).

2. Complete 12.1 Worksheet, do your best! Use the attached answers to create "Red Flags" and discuss in class on Tuesday.

3. Clarify concepts by watching online tutorials:

Frontload on Unit 12 "Heat of Reaction" by watching video tutorials:

1. Study for Unit 11 Test.

2. Review your answers for Practice Test and Nine Stations Review (attached)

3. Bring all your Unit 11 materials to turn in on a test day.

1. Get ready for Day 2 of Unit 11 Review.

2. Finish Unit 11 Practice Test (attached)

3. Watch video tutorials for "Chemical Equilibrium", "Equilibrium Constant", and "Le-Chatelier's Principle"

1. Study 11.3 notes and worksheet (attached).

2. Watch Unit 11 video tutorials (see previous homework assignments as well as:  https://sites.google.com/mail.benku.net/mr-ku/2017-18-honors-chemistry/hc-unit-11-equilibrium

3. Finish your work for 11.1 and 11.2 sections.

1. Prepare for Team Challenge and quiz on Tuesday (11.1+11.2)

2. Study materials for 11.1 and 11.2 (Notes, Bellringers, and Worksheets, no quadratic equations in I.C.E. Box problems)

3. Bring your Unit 10 materials (list is attached).

4. Frontload on Le-Chatelier's Principle or "The Equilibrium Law" by watching video tutorials:

1. Study the following video tutorials and use them with your notes/worksheets in class on Wednesday:

 

2. This video tutorial is longer, so watch/study it at home (almost 30 min)

 

Here are all of the videos for Unit11:  http://honchem.mr-ku.com/hc-unit-11-equilibrium

3. Finish the notes and try to complete 11.1 and 11.2 worksheets to the best of your abilities.

    We will go over them in class on Friday, 04/27.

1. Bring your headphones to class on Wednesday, 04/25 to be able to watch video tutorials.

2. Study/analyse/complete 11.1 Notes (attached). 

3. Try to independently solve as many problems in 11.1 Worksheet as possible, set up red flags to ask me when I am back in class (Friday, 04/27) (attached)

4. Watch the following tutorials (frontloading):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ6gTizJaIM

1. Study for Unit 10 Test on Monday.

2. Finish 10.5 Notes and 10.5 Worksheet, attached.

3. Review your answers/solutions in Unit 10 Practice test (attached)

1. Finish all Unit 10 notes (10.1-10.4) and study for Unit 10 test on Monday, April 23.

2. Complete all Unit 10 worksheets (10.1-10.4) and Bellringers, as well as "Nine Stations Review" (attached)

3. Finish "Precipitate" lab and "RedOx" lab reports.

4. Watch video tutorials:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMU1RaRulSo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHdV3-s3JmY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=manRKYzDXEo

1. Study 10.3 and 10.4 notes.

2. Complete 10.3 and 10.4 Worksheets (attached)

3. Finish the "write-up" for "Precipitate" lab (write all the reactions, include states (arrow))

1. Finish the "Precipitate" lab write-up (table).

2. Study 10.3 Notes "Single-Replacement Reactions" (attached).

3. Try 10.3 Worksheet (attached), do you best, we will go over the answers in class.

4. Frontload on 10.4 Notes (attached).

5. Review 10.1 + 10.2 Team Challenge (attached)

1. Study 10.1 and 10.2 Notes "Types of Chemical Reactions" (attached)

2. Finish 10.1 and 10.2 Worksheets (attached), get ready for the quiz on Wednesday.

3. Finish 10.1+10.2 Bellringer (answers are attached as 10.1 + 10.2 Quick Checks)

4. Frontload on "Precipitation Lab", get ready to perform the lab on Wednesday, 04/09

1. Complete POGIL packet "Types of Chemical Reactions" (attached)

2. Finish Lab Reports for "Molarity" lab + "Chromatography" lab.

1. Finish 9.1 - 9.3 notes and worksheets, get ready for Unit 9 review on Friday, 03/23.

2. Complete all the questions in Unit 9 Practice Test (attached). Check your answers (solutions are attached)

3. "Statue of Liberty" project (part 1) is due on a test day.

1. Get ready for a REAL "Molarity" lab on Monday! Calculate the amount of sugar needed, review your procedure, annotate, watch tutorials if needed... The teams with the best results on Thursday and Monday will be rewarded, however only work done on Monday will be graded.

2. Finish all worksheets for 9.1 + 9.2 ("Household Lab" will be finished next week).

3. Frontload on pH, Acids and Bases by reviewing the concept of a logarithm and watching videos:

 

1. Finish:

9.1 Worksheet

9.1 Lab (guess on the conductivity of the rest of the household solutions)

9.1 Bellringer (or 9.1 Quick Check)

Get ready for a short 9.1 Quiz on Thursday, 03/15

2. Study (complete) 9.2 Notes and try 9.2 Worksheet (attached)

Note that I also attached solutions/answers to # 1d, #1e, #1h co compensate for time lost because of the fire drill... Review all the steps, watch units (L vs. mL).

3. Watch video tutorials:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPP-6m7bAUY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2BRpFihX3M

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cckAwavEKA0

https://www.chemteam.info/Nomenclature/Acid-Nomenclature.html

1. Finish 9.1 Notes (attached).

2. Try as many questions in 9.1 Worksheet as you can, use pencil (attached).

 

3. Frontload on the concepts of solubility and concentration by watching tutorials:

1. Complete all the pages in POGIL "Solubility -1" packet (attached).

2. Frontload on solubility and types of mixtures by watching video tutorials:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S4h7JxFkgJg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBWf1T4V7xE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TglqdJ2CkHA

1. Finish all the worksheets for Unit 8. Your work will be collected for credit on a test day.

2. Watch (if needed) video tutorials about balancing combustion reactions:

3. Finish Unit 8 Practice test and Nine Stations Review (answers/solutions are attached)

4. Study for Unit 8 Test on Monday/Tuesday (watch the previous tutorials, review the notes, play computer games, etc). 

5. Attend the tutoring session(s) before/after school on Monday/Tuesday, if needed (room 222)

 

1. Complete/study 8.3 Notes (attached).

2. Finish 8.3 Worksheet (attached), do your best, use pencil (answers are attached)

3. Complete Unit 8 Practice Test without checking the answers. Solutions will be posted on Thursday, 03/01. Continue playing computer games to enrich your understanding of organic compounds and reactions.

4. Front load on the Esterification Lab procedure (attached), get ready to perform the lab on Friday, 03/02. 

1. Study 8.2 Notes (attached) and complete 8.2 Worksheet (answers are attached). 

2. Watch Mr. Ku's video tutorial on "Functional Groups":    http://youtu.be/Few4fvB-J3U

1. Finalize your answers in 8.1 Worksheet (stamp), use "White Boards" activity handout for help. 

2. Frontload on the concept of "Functional Groups" by:

(a) Reviewing 8.2 Notes (attached)

(b) Watching video tutorials:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okv2us6pVxo

 

1. Study 8.1 Notes (attached)

2. Do your best on 8.1 Worksheet, use pencil (answers are attached)

3. Review the calendar for Unit 8 (attached)

2. Useful video tutorials to watch (again!):

1. Frontload on 8.1 Notes (attached)

2. Useful video tutorials to watch:

1. Study for Unit 7 Test on Wednesday, 02/14.

2. Finish and bring all your work for Unit 7: notes, worksheets, bellringers, etc, (attached)

3. Complete "Nine Stations Review" (attached).

1. Study 7.1, 7.2, and 7.3 notes and video tutorials (see previous posts for Unit 7)

One more: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKA4CZwbZWU

2. Re-visit all practice worksheets for this unit, use red pen to identify the problems.

3. Finish Unit 7 Practice Test (attached) independently, THEN check the answers, use "red flag" approach for mistakes (stamp on Monday).

1. Explore, draw bond dipoles and molecular dipole using different colors.

 

2. Watch tutorials:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8QsLUO_tgQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cERb1d6J4-M

1. Study for Unit 6 test on Monday, 01/29

2. Finish/review all the notes/worksheets/bellringers for Unit 6, due on Monday before the test.

3. Complete "Nine Stations Review" (attached) by yourself, then check your answers using solutions (attached). Use red pen to identify the possible problems, watch for sig. figs...

1. Study Unit 6 material, test on Monday, 01/29.

2. Finish 6.3 worksheet and 6.3 Extra-Practice handout (attached)

3. Complete Practice Test for Unit 6 (attached) in pencil.

1. Study your ions, use:

a) Quizlet             https://quizlet.com/44818157/ions-60-flash-cards/

b) Flash cards

c) List of ions

d) Watch the videos    https://youtu.be/jcKR9U4Ixlk

                                    https://youtu.be/ILv6SPctA-Q

e) Use "Learning Ions" handout, answers are attached.

Study for Ions Quiz on Wednesday, 01/17

2. Complete "Forming Ionic Compounds" worksheet, (attached) and 6.2 Extra Practice (attached), stamp.

3. Answer 3 questions from "Compound Models" activity.

4. Study 6.1 + 6.2 Notes (answers are attached), stamp.

 

1. Review your answers for the Practice Final Exam. Attached are the answers for Regular and Honors Chemistry classes. 

2. Continue playing computer games, watching video  tutorials, etc...

1. Finish the Final Test "Nine Stations Review" packet for Units 1-5, use red pen to correct your mistakes (attached)

2. Study for Unit 5 Test on December 18 using all Unit 5 materials (notes, foldables, cut-outs, worksheets, video tutorials, etc) as well as Unit 5 Practice Test and Nine Stations Review (attached)

3. Finish the Practice Final Test, we will go over the answers next week.

 

1. Finish all assignments for unit 5 (5.1 - 5.4)

2. Study for Unit 5 test on December 18.

3, Continue reviewing for Semester 1 final exam, "Nine Stations Review" on Thursday, 12/14.

4. Play computer games (attached)

1. Start reviewing for the final exam using Practice Final Exam and Final Exam Study Guide (attached)

2. Frontload on the concept of "Mole in Chemistry", find out how you can use dimensional analysis to solve mole problems by watching the video tutorials and studying 5.4 notes (attached).

3. Do your best while trying to solve mole problems in 5.4 worksheet (attached).

 

1. Finish 5.1 and 5.3 materials (notes, worksheets, tutorials, etc...)

2. Frontload on 5.3 concepts of Periodic Table trends (attached) and watch video tutorials about atomic radius, electronegativity, and ionization energy:

 

 

1. Study for "Electron Configurations" quiz on Wednesday, 12/06.

2. Finish 5.2 worksheet using concepts learned in class today.

3. Frontload on 5.1 Notes and try to answer 5.1 Worksheet questions to the best of your abilities (attached).

4. Play computer games and watch tutorials from 2 previous homework assignments, including https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcKilE9CdaA

5. Watch the first 8 min of this video to frontload on the wavelength / frequency relationship:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjy-eqWM38g

 

 

1. Study (analyse and record) 5.2 notes (answers are attached).

3. Finish 5.2 worksheet (attached) to the best of your abilities.

4. Play computer games "Electron Configuration", prepare to play them in class for a grade next week (attached)

5. Watch tutorials for better understanding of the concepts:

ttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ououF9nHUhk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmSVJjWwC5g

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LLOGOvsBjU

Prepare for Unit 4 Test on Thursday, 11/30:

1. Finish "Nine Stations Review" for Unit 4 (attached).

2. Finish "Practice Test" for Unit 4 (attached).

3. Study "Uses of Radioactivity" (attached).

3. Study/review/finish all materials for Unit 4 (foldables, cut-outs, worksheets, notes, etc) Selected assignments will be collected on a test day.

 

1. Continue working on Mr. Ku's video (see below) for 4.4 notes "Half Life"" (answers are attached too) as well as on 4.4 Worksheet.

2. Review the answers for "4.4 Quick Check" (attached), as well as "Uses of Radioactivity", get ready for 4.4 Quiz.

3. Study for Unit 4 Review Session on Monday/Tuesday, go over all materials for Unit 4, including notes, videos, quick checks, etc. Unit 4 test is scheduled for Wednesday, 11/29 - Thursday 11/30.

Unit 4 Study Guide is attached.

 

 

 

1. Continue working on Mr. Ku's videos (see below) for 4.3 notes "Nuclear Reactions" (answers are attached too) as well as on 4.3 Worksheet.

 

2. Review the answers for "4.3 Quick Check" (attached), get ready for 4.3 Quiz on Thursday/Friday.

3. Frontload on 4.4 Notes (attached) and Mr. Ku's video:

• Nuclear 3: Half Lives -  https://youtu.be/yIswLLdthW8

 

 

1. Watch "Radioactivity" videos (3 parts, see below) and fill out video notes (attached).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFXUfK_C8jY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kEIJWF0vkEU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I7WTQD2xYtQ

2. Watch Mr. Ku's videos (see below) and fill out 4.3 notes "Nuclear Reactions" (answers are attached too)

3. Use provided examples to finish 4.3 worksheet, attached (use pencil) (stamp), do your best. We will go over the answers and solutions in class after the 4 days weekend.

 

1. Play computer games for Unit 4 "Atomic Structure and Periodic Table". Try to get even higher score than a minimum indicated on a worksheet, it will help you win during the in-class competition on Thursday 11/09!

2. Finish annotation (sketches...) Newsela article "Inventors and Scientists: Dmitri Mendeleev" (stamp)

3. Finish 4.2 worksheet, 4.2 Notes answers are attached.

1. Continue frontloading on the concept of Atomic Mass Calculations (very different from calculating the mass number of the isotope knowing protons/neutrons...) by watching 2 video tutorials (see previous homework).

2. Finish POGIL packet "Isotopes" (attached), stamp on Tuesday.

3. Do your best with the back sides of 4.1 notes and 4.1 worksheet... Use pencil! We will use the cut-out on p. 35 of the notebook as a reference point (in class on Tuesday)

4. Watch new tutorials about the organization of the Periodic Table (and sing a song to memorize the elements :-):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VgVQKCcfwnU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fLSfgNxoVGk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdXuSftZELQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQXmn0uMJYk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0RRVV4Diomg

 

1. Prepare yourself for atomic mass calculations on Friday by watching 2 tutorials:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fYpEnxhKQk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIToHoZGRSE

2. Finish "Isotopes" worksheet (both sides) and "Atomic Structure" foldable.

3. Finish the front page of 4.1 worksheet (attached), fill out the front page of 4.1 notes (attached)

4. Study for the "Elements" quiz on Friday: position of the first 20 elements (use cut-out template on page 32 of your notebook, write with pencil) and the names/symbols of the common 40 elements (attached)

 

3. Frontload on "Atomic Structure and Periodic Table" basic concepts (Unit 4) by watching these videos, tutorials, and animated Power Point Presentations:

 

https://ca.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/lsps07.sci.phys.matter.theatom/the-atom/#.WfEjh2hSzIU

www.sheffield.k12.oh.us/Downloads/the_building_blocks_of_matter_-_atoms.ppt

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ROz3wJaAoAA

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-3I1JGW-Ck

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CvkmVRS61SI

1. Complete Unit 3 Practice Test and Nine Stations Review, (answers attached)

You do not have to include negative vs. positive as part of your calculations, but need to identify the answer as exo- or endo… Example: in question 26 (Practice Test) use all positive numbers while calculating the answer (27.0 kJ), but then identify the reaction as exothermic (condensation). The final answer: 27.0 kJ released (-27.0 kJ).

2. Study tutorials, notes, foldable, textbook sections (use your Unit 3 Study Guide), etc.

3. Watch Chemistry Department videos for additional clarifications.

4. Attend tutoring on Wednesday 10/25 or Thursday 10/26 before school if needed.

1. Finish "Specific Heat" lab report, write neatly and legibly, show your data and calculations clearly, do not repeat your previous mistakes. Include possible sources of percent error in #4 answer as a part of your reflections. Use 0.902 J/g·°C as a true value for Cp  of Al.
2. Complete 3.4 worksheet " Rally Robin Heating Curve" (attached). Use the following answers to check your work: #1 - 83,100 J, #2 - 30,000 J, #3 - 4,517 J, #4 - 6,490 J. If you need help, the first problem is featured in your Quick Tutorial (attached).
3. Study your notes, foldable, and online tutorials. Get ready for a review session on Tuesday and Unit 3 Test on Thursday, 10/26.

1. Complete (finish!) 3.2 worksheet "Changes in Temperature" (#9-12). These questions are very similar to the Virtual Lab calculations...

 

2. Try (in pencil) 3.3 worksheet "Changes in State", use:

a) 3.3 notes (attached)

b) Quick tutorial I wrote for you after class today (attached)

c)  Watch this tutorial  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y5ejkkC1GqE

 

3. Create a procedure (in pencil) for Specific Heat lab on Friday (attached) 

 

 

1. Complete "States of Matter Simulation" handout, color your sketches, explain (on a molecular level):

2. Study "Energy" notes (notebook)

3. Take notes, use your own style (textbook: pages 245-252, notebook: page 27)

3. Watch/read tutorials for unit 3:

1. Read the article "Why Cold Does Not Exist" and answer the questions from the worksheet (attached).

2. Finalize your 1.4 Lab Report, answer all the questions, neatly and legibly present your data, calculations, % error, etc... (attached)

3. Watch 4 tutorials and animations, frontload on Unit 3 concepts:

http://www.footprints-science.com/index.php?module=2&type=States%20of%20matter&section=Section1&info=7

https://www.chem.purdue.edu/gchelp/atoms/states.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ENVKQVIDNLY

https://www.khanacademy.org/science/chemistry/states-of-matter-and-intermolecular-forces/states-of-matter/v/states-of-matter

1. Study for Unit 2 Test on Monday, October 9 (review worksheets, notes, tutorials...)

2. Compare your Practice Test and "Nine Stations Review" solutions with the answers (attached).

3. Prepare your notebook to be collected during the test (finish 4 demos, identify the laws, provide explanations). Color your Foldable and notes...

You may use some ideas from this tutorial:

explore these tabs: Observable Properties, Basic Laws, KMT-1 (lite)... This is a college tutorial, so it has more information than you need, but illustrations and concept maps are very useful :-)

5. Finalize your Unit 2 worksheets, all questions should be answered by the test day.

1. Complete "Nine Stations Review" (front and back of every station, in pencil, show work, attached)

2. Complete "Practice Test" for unit 2 (in pencil, show work, attached)

3. Finish the front side of the "Computer Games" handout (attached) 

4. Review your Classwork #6 answers (sub), attached.

1. Finish your Gas Laws worksheets: classwork #3, homework #4, as well as 2.3 worksheet "Gas Relationships" and 2.3 Quick Check (attached)

2. Study Unit 2 notes ( attached), we will go over them in class on Tuesday.

3. Play new computer games for unit 2 "Gas Laws". Draw/graph the relationship for game 1. Draw a picture with the label and sketch a graph, label the axes

 

 

1. Watch more tutorials and animations on "Gas Properties and Laws", prepare yourself for lectures and activities of the next week::

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BxUS1K7xu30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BY9VGS2eXas

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehvLyvwAEYc

2. Study your notes on"Intro to Gases" (notebook, p. 14-15)

3. Complete #2 from 2.2 worksheet "Properties of Gases", use conversion factors on the bottom of the first page of the 2.2 Notes "Properties of Gases" (attached). Note: Kelvin = Degrees Celsius + 273 :-)

1. Review all notes (notebook and handouts). Notebook check during the test.

2. Finalize 5 handouts (see previous homework).

3. Play computer games, including 2 more:Metric conversions and Significant figures + Mass, Volume and Density, have your parents write the score + sign in pen.

 

1. Study your notes/bellringer problems (notebook) as well as the answers to handout notes for Unit 1 Test on 09/19.

2. Review your solutions in the following worksheets, do you best!!

- Significant Figures Worksheet

-1.2 Problems "Measurement"

-1.3 Worksheet "Dimensional Analysis"

-1.4 Worksheet  "Density"

- "Accuracy and Precision" Worksheet

3. Computer Games competition is on Friday. Try 2 more games as a test prep activity:
- Metric conversions and Significant figures

- Mass, Volume and Density

4. Watch "Graphing Density" tutorial and complete "Graphing Density" worksheet (attached)

 

1. Finish "PhET Density Simulation" Virtual Lab, fill in the blanks, answer all the questions.

2. Finish 1.4 notes "Density" (attached)

3. Complete "Density" worksheet in pencil, pay attention to the units, convert if necessary using the right conversion factors. 

 

1. Study online tutorials for sig. figs and measurement, take notes if needed, use binder paper.

2.  Watch/study short "Density" tutorials (frontloading), take notes if needed, use binder paper.

1. Frontload (study, analyze, record) the notes about significant digits and measurement (attached)

2. Answers and solutions to problems "Measurement" are due on Tuesday, in pencil (attached)

3. Watch/review the video, take notes if necessary:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b38hFWvEjwI 

 

 

 

 

 1. Student Survey is due on Monday, 08/21

2. Lab Equipment Quiz and Lab Safety Test are both on Wednesday, 8/23

3. Sign and bring your Safety Contract on Wednesday, 8/23.