Monday, March 11 – Friday, March 15, 2019

Monday, March 11, 2019  

Physics

Content Objective: 

Students will demonstrate comprehension of the characteristics of the EM spectrum and different ways light interacts with matter by completing a brace map and think/pair/share

Language Objective: students will write and orally explain to compare electromagnetic waves and different way light interacts with matter using complete sentences on a brace map and think out loud

Chemistry

Content Objective: Students will demonstrate applying patterns and trends by identifying properties and patterns from the arrangement of elements in a periodic system.  

Language Objective: Students will write and orally discuss patterns  and new vocabulary in complete sentences using:

  • A valence electron is…
  • The valence electrons ______ as you move left to right across a period (row)
  • The valence electrons ______ as you move down a group (column)
  • A “family” in the periodic table represents…

Tuesday, March 12, 2019 

Physics

Content Objective: Students will evaluate evidence from text to support a claim regarding wavelength and frequency.

Language Objective: Students will write to discuss EM spectrum about wavelengths in the INB.

Chemistry

Content Objective: Students will demonstrate application of ion formation by using a mathematical expression to determine net charge of an ion using the periodic table in the INB.

Language Objective:  Students will write and orally report to describe net charge of an ion using superscript notation.

  • Ion formation
  • periodic table charges

Wednesday, March 13, 2019 

Physics

Content Objective: Students will demonstrate application of wavelength and frequency using CER and solve for the speed of light wave speed by completing a structured practice.

Language Objective: Students will write to explain EM spectrum and solve problems about wavelength and frequency using the speed of light for wave speed using the 5 steps to problem solving and CER method on a structured practice.

Chemistry

Content Objective: Students will demonstrate creation of neutral compound from charged ions by assembling cards using a mathematical expression from “rules” in the INB.

Language Objective: Students will write and orally report to describe net charge of neutral compounds using:

  • create neutral compounds from ions cards
  • For every ____ you need ____ to form a neutral compound

Thursday, March 14, 2019 

Physics

Content Objective: Students will demonstrate application of period, frequency and wave speed by completing a review brochure and unit 6 stations review.

Language Objective:

Students will write to answer and solve questions about period, frequency and wave speed using the 5 steps to problem solving method on a unit 6 review brochure and stations review.

Chemistry

Content Objective:  Students will demonstrate creation of neutral compounds from 3 or more charged ions by assembling cards using a mathematical expression from “rules” in the INB

Language Objective:  Students will write and orally report to describe net charge of neutral compounds using:

  • To form a neutral compound…
  • For every Ca2+ ion, you need…
  • An example of a neutral compound with 3 or more ions is…

Friday, March 15, 2019

Physics

Content Objective: Students will demonstrate application of period, frequency and wave speed by completing a review brochure and unit 6 stations review.

Language Objective:

Students will write to answer and solve questions about period, frequency and wave speed using the 5 steps to problem solving method on a unit 6 review brochure and stations review.

Chemistry

Content Objective:  Students will demonstrate application of periodic patterns by using metals, nonmetals, and metalloids from the periodic table in the INB

Language Objective:  Students will write and orally report to describe net charge of an ion using superscript notation

  • metals activity
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