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District Office Pacing Calendar 2017-2018 CHEMISTRY
September 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 !!!!4 Labor day- No School
5 Professional Development
6 Getting to know you and establish procedures
7 Getting to know you and establish procedures
8 Getting to know you and establish procedures !
11 Recognize lab safety procedures
12 Demonstrate proper use of lab instruments
13 HS-PS1-5: Review and apply scientific method to real world investigations
14 HS-PS1-5 Apply scientific method And collect data !
15 HS-PS1-1 Identify and differentiate between physical and chemical properties
18 HS-PS1 –1 Distinguish between physical and chemical properties
19 HS-PS1-1 Lab: Analyze and observe physical v. chemical changes
20 !HS-PS1-1&3 Introduce OneDrive and lab report submission; draft lab report in One Drive
21 HS-PS1-1&3 Analyze data and draft lab report
22
DOQ 1A !HS-PS1-1&3 Identify mixture, pure substance, element and compound; Distinguish between extensive and intensive properties; homogenous v. heterogeneous
25 HS-PS1-2 Lab: Element, Compound and Mixtures Classify items as pure substance or mixture, element/compound or homogeneous / heterogeneous !!!!
26 HS-PS1-2 Lab: Element, Compound and Mixtures Classify items as pure substance or mixture, element/compound or homogeneous / heterogeneous !
27 HS-PS1-2 Describe an alloy and how those properties differ from constituent elements; Describe characteristics of 3 primary states
28 HS-PS1 -2 Lab: Separations Method Students design investigation to separate a mixture
29 HS-PS1 -2 Lab: Separations Method Students design investigation to separate a mixture
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Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
!!!!!2 HS-PS1-2 Design a model that represents elements, compounds, mixtures at the particle level
3 HS-PS1-2 Create a model that represents elements, compounds, mixtures at the particle level
4 HS-PS1-2 Share and evaluate models that represent elements, compounds, mixtures
5
DOQ 2A _________________ Lab: Observe and analyze chemical Reactions
6 Lab: Draft lab analyze for chemical reactions !
9 HS-PS1-8 Identify subatomic particles: protons, neutrons and electrons and their charges
10 HS-PS1-8 Identify and apply nomenclature
11 HS-PS1-8 Define and calculate binding energy
12 HS-PS1-8 Identify and define fusion/fission !!
13 HS-PS1-8 Identify atomic symbols
16 HS-PS1-8 Determine number of subatomic particles based on atomic symbols
17 HS-PS1-8 Create and use models to reflect assigned atomic symbols
18
DOQ 3A _________________ HS-PS1-8 Differentiate between nuclear fission and fusion
19 HS-PS1-8 Balance nuclear equations
20 Professional Development Day !!!
23 HS-PS1-8 Explain how process of decay can change isotopes atomic mass !!
24 HS-PS1-8 Calculate average atomic mass
25 HS-PS1-8 Calculate average atomic mass
26 HS-PS1-8 !Lab: analyze radioactive decay and half-life of isotopes
27 HS-PS1-8 !Contrast alpha, beta, gamma particles
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30 HS-PS1-8 Construct model to demonstrate
31 HS-PS1-8 Construct model to demonstrate
November 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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DOQ 4A ____________________ HS-PS1-1 Lab: Observe and analyze Periodic Trends
2 HS-PS1-1 Lab: Determine trends in reactivity on periodic table
3 HS-PS1-1 Connect an element’s location on PT to its electron configuration
6 HS-PS1-1 Explain the connection between electron configuration and stability
7 Election Day- District Holiday
8 HS-PS1-1 Define and explain Coloumb’s Law and effective nuclear charge
9 NJEA Conference
10 NJEA Conference
Veteran’s Day
13 HS-PS1-1 Use Coulomb’s Law and effective nuclear charge to describe trends of atomic radius
14 Hs-PS1-1 Use Coloumb’s Law and effective nuclear charge to explain the trend of ionization energy on the Periodic table
15 HS-PS1-1 Explain electronegativity and metallic character trends on the Periodic Table
16 HS-PS1-1 Create a model to demonstrate periodic trends
17 HS-PS1-1 Create a model to demonstrate periodic trends
20 HS-PS1-1 Share and explain model of periodic trend
21
DOQ 5A ____________ HS-PS4-3 Lab: Observe colors emitted by metals in a flame
22 1pm dismissal for all staff HS-PS4-3 Lab: Observe colors emitted by metals in a flame
23 Happy Thanksgiving
24 Happy Thanksgiving
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27 1pm dismissal for all staff !PD for High School P/T conference Family and elementary schools ___________ HS-PS4-3 Define and describe emission spectra
28 1pm dismissal for all staff !PD for family and elementary schools !P/T conference for High School ___________ HS-PS4-3 !Describe energy levels according to the Bohr model
29 HS-PS4-3 Describe Wave Nature of matter
30 HS-PS4-3 Explain quantum theory of the atom
December 2017
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 HS-PS4-3 Describe quantum theory !
4 HS-PS4-3 Identify and define Quantum Numbers
5 HS4-PS4-3 Apply the use of Quantum Numbers for an atom
6 HS4-PS4-3 List and apply electron configuration Rules
7 HS4-PS4-3 Use Electron Configuration to locate an element
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DOQ 6A !HS-PS1-3 Explain what valence electrons are and their importance
11 HS-PS1-3 Describe the properties of Ionic compounds through the transfer of valence electrons
12 HS-PS1-3 Virtual Lab: Investigate how the transfer of electrons between atoms creates ions and how the mutual attraction of these charged particles forms ionic bonds
13 HS-PS1-3 Interpret and apply rules for naming binary ionic compounds
14 HS-PS1-3 Interpret and apply rules for naming polyatomic ions !!!
15 HS-PS1-3 Lab: Study the formation of ionic compounds !
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18 HS-PS1-3 Lab: Study the formation of ionic compounds and write their names and formulas
19 HS-PS1-3 Analyze the formation of ionic compounds
20 HS-PS1-3 Predict the formation of ionic compounds given the elements !
21
DOQ 7A !Lab: recall and analyze concepts through crystal lab !
22 1 pm dismissal for all staff !
25 Have a safe and Happy Holiday !!!
26 Have a safe and Happy Holiday !!
27 Have a safe and Happy Holiday !!
28 Have a safe and Happy Holiday !!
29 Have a safe and Happy Holiday !!
January 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 New Years Day- No School
2 HS-PS1-2 Define and explain covalent bonds and compounds
3 HS-PS1-2 Apply naming conventions to covalent compounds
4 HS-PS1-2 Create model of atom using Lewis Dot Structures
5 HS-PS1-2 Create model of covalent bonds using Lewis Dot Structures and determine molecular geometry
8 HS-PS1-1 Determine structure and create Lewis Dot structure for Double Bonds
9 HS-PS1-1 Determine structure and create Lewis Dot structure for diatomic elements
10 HS-PS1-1 Determine structure and create Lewis Dot structure for Polyatomic elements
11 HS-PS1-1 Create a virtual model of elements and molecular geometry
12
DOQ 8A HS-PS1-3 Review States of Matter and Introduce IMF Forces
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15 Martin Luther King Jr. Day
16 HS-PS1-3 Use knowledge of periodic trends and atomic structure to define and describe dipole-dipole and LDFs
17 HS-PS1-3 Use knowledge of periodic trends and atomic structure to define and describe H-bonds and ion-dipole
18 HS-PS1-3 Lab: Identify compounds based on their molecular forces
19 HS-PS1-3 Analyze findings from IMF lab
22 HS-PS1-3 Plan an investigation to compare strength of types of bonds
23 HS-PS1-3 Gather materials to conduct an investigation to compare strength of types of bonds
24 HS-PS1-3 Conduct an investigation to compare strength of types of bonds
25 HS-PS1-3 Analyze and report findings of investigation
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DOQ 9A !HS-PS1-2 & 7 Translate and write word to skeleton equations for chemical reactions
30 HS-PS1-2 & 7 Balance chemical equations to observe the Law of Conservation of Mass
31 HS-PS1-2 & 7 Balance chemical equations and identify reactants and products
February 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1 HS-PS1-2 & 7 Observe and analyze Law of Conservation of Mass based on Alka Seltzer Lab
2 HS-PS1-2 & 7 Create a model of a chemical reaction that represents balanced equations
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5 HS-PS1-2 & 7 Lab: Observe different types of chemical reactions
6 HS-PS1-2 &7 Explain the role of solubility in a precipitation reaction
7 HS-PS1-2 & 7 Predict the products of a precipitation reaction
8 HS-PS1-2 & 7 Predict the products of and balance a double replacement reaction
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DOQ 10A !HS-PS1-2 List and classify types of reactions: synthesis, decomposition, single replacement and combustion
12 HS-PS-2 Predict the products of a synthesis, decomposition, single replacement and double replacement or combustion reaction
13 HS-PS1 –1&2 Identify type of reaction based on products given
14 HS-PS1 –1&2 Lab: Observe chemical reactions and classify type
15 Staff PD – 1:00 dismissal !Review
16 HS-PS1-2 Write net ionic representations for precipitation reactions
19 President’s Day
20 HS-PS1-2 Plan model or lab to demonstrate types of reactions
21 HS-PS1-2 Create model or conduct lab to demonstrate types of reactions
22 HS-PS1-2 Present reaction model or lab findings to class
23
DOQ 11A !HS-PS1-7 Identify Avogadro’s Number and explain its connection between moles and particles
26 HS-PS1-7 Calculate molar mass of elements and compounds; convert mole molar mass
27 HS-PS1-7 Calculate molar mass of elements and compounds; convert mole molar mass
28 HS-PS1-7 Lab: Mole Particle Discovery
March 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
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1 HS-PS1-7 Calculate mass-mole relationship using the proportion method
2 HS-PS1-7 Calculate mole-mole and mass-mole relationship using the proportion method
5 HS-PS1-7 Calculate mass-liter relationship
6 HS-PS1-7 Calculate mole-mole relationship using the proportion method
7 HS-PS1-7 Create a model or real-life problem to demonstrate mole relationships
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DOQ 12A HS-PS1-7 Calculate percent composition of 2 substances
9 HS-PS1-7 Calculate percent composition of a substance from its chemical formula
12 HS-PS1-7 Distinguish between empirical and molecular formulas
13 HS-PS1-7 Derive the empirical formula for a compound by using experimentally obtained masses of each element
14 HS-PS1-7 Lab: Hydrate Empirical Formula; calculate percent of water hydration
15 HS-PS1-7 Derive the empirical formula for a compound by using experimentally obtained masses of each element
16 HS-PS1-7 Derive the molecular formula for a compound by using the empirical formula and molar mass
19 HS-PS1-7 Calculate the percent composition of a substance from experimental data
20 HS-PS1-7 Derive empirical and molecular formulas based on percent composition from data provided
21
DOQ 13A HS-PS1-6 Understand rate of reaction and rate law
22 HS-PS1-6 Analyze potential energy diagram and catalyst action on activation energy
23 Professional Development Day
26 HS-PS1-6 Determine the equilibrium expression !!
27 HS-PS1-6 Determine the equilibrium concentrations of reactants and products !
28 HS-PS1-6 Lab: Discover Factors Affecting Rates of Reaction
29 HS-PS1-6 Lab: Analyze Factors Affecting Rates of Reaction
30 Good Friday
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April 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
2 District Holiday 6 schools closed 7 Schools Closed 8 schools Closed 9 Schools closed
9 Describe various factors that affect chemical equilibrium
10 HS-PS1-6 Explain LeChatelier’s Effect of concentration, volume-pressure
11 HS-PS1-6 Explain how LeChatelier’s Effect applies to equilibrium systems
12 HS-PS1-6 Predict the extent to which reactants are converted to products using the value of equilibrium constants
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DOQ 14A HS-PS1-2 Demonstrate understanding of the basics of classifying simple carbon compounds
16 HS-PS1-2 Demonstrate understanding of basics of naming and drawing simple carbon compounds
17 HS-PS1-2 Plan a model of hydrocarbons Or Hydrocarbon Lab
18 HS-PS1-2 Create a model of hydrocarbons
19 HS-PS1-2 Classify substances used in everyday life by their functional groups
20 HS-PS1-2 Inquiry Lab: investigate how crosslink of molecular chains affects viscosity
23 1pm dismissal for all staff !PD for High School P/T conference Family and elementary schools
24 1pm dismissal for all staff !PD for family and elementary schools !P/T conference for High School
25 HS-PS1-2 Identify the common types of organic reactions
26 HS-PS1-2 Analyze the common types of organic reactions
27 HS-PS1-2 Predict the products of the common types of organic reactions
30 HS-PS1-2 Lab: Observe the elements of the common types of organic reactions
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May 2018
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
1
DOQ 15A2 HS-LS1-7 Distinguish between anabolism and catabolism
3 HS-LS1-7 Describe the role of ATP in metabolism
4 HS-LS1-7 Describe the process of photosynthesis
7 HS-LS1-7 Describe the process of cellular respiration
8 HS-LS1-7 Describe the process of fermentation
9 HS-LS1-7 Compare and contrast the processes of photosynthesis, cellular respiration and fermentation
10 HS-LS1-7 Explain the functions of lipids in living organisms
11 HS-LS1-7 Explain the function of carbohydrates in living things
14 HS-LS1-7 Explain the process of proteins in cells
15 DOQ 16A
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STEAM Fair
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STEAM Fair
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STEAM Fair
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STEAM Fair
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June 2018
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1 !STEAM Fair
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7
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8
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STEAM Fair
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STEAM Fair !
15 !Last Day of School
18 Emergency Make up Day
19 Emergency Make up Day
20 !Emergency Make up Day
21 Emergency Make up Day
22 Emergency Make up Day
25 Emergency Make up Day !
26 Emergency Make up Day
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