1. Introduction to Bonding
March 5, 2018
Introduction to Bonding
Bonding
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

2. Do Now (4 min) How do you think atoms connect to form molecules?
March 5, 2018
Learning target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule
Do Now: (Answer on your Do Now Sheet)
How do you think atoms connect to form molecules?
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

3. Announcement
March 5, 2018
Ms. Khanis has no voice and will be doing her best without speaking. Please be respectful. Thank you!
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

4. Review: Atom Structure
March 5, 2018
In PAIRS: Complete questions 1 – 7
1. Protons have a _____________________ charge and are found in the nucleus.
2. Neutrons have a _____________________ charge and are found in the nucleus.
3. Electrons have a _____________________ charge and are found orbiting the nucleus
4. Label a proton, neutron and electron in the atom above.
5. When an atom is missing one or more electrons it will have a ___________________ charge.
6. When an atom has one or more extra _______________________ it will have a _________________ charge.
7. An atom with a charge is called an _________________.
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

5. Bonding
March 5, 2018
What does it mean to bond?
2. How do we describe the connection (or bond) that you form with another person?
3. How would you describe the bond between you and your best friend?
4. On the other hand, how would you describe the bond between you and an acquaintance?
5. Are there different kind of bonds? How could you describe the range?
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

6. Atoms bond too
March 5, 2018
Take 4 minutes to read the three paragraphs INDEPENDENTLY and SILENTLY - Annotate important information
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

7. Let’s Practice A. Draw the Lewis Dot structures
March 5, 2018
A. Draw the Lewis Dot structures Ca
Ca2+ F F- C
C4- O
O2-
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

8. Let’s Practice Draw the Lewis Dot structures
March 5, 2018
Draw the Lewis Dot structures
5. What do you notice about the number of valence electrons for the ions?
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

9. Let’s practice
March 5, 2018
Read the paragraph, then answer the questions in PAIRS
Take a look at the molecule on the right. What do you see?
2. Look at the Carbon on the left. What atoms are bonded to it?
3. Look at the second Carbon. What atoms are bonded to it?
4. Since carbon wants to have 8 valence (or outer electrons), and each carbon has 4 bonds, so how many electrons does each bond have?
5. Think about the duet rule. Do each of the three Hydrogens on the first Carbon satisfy this rule?
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

10. Let’s practice - C Complete questions 1 – 4 in PAIRS
March 5, 2018
Complete questions 1 – 4 in PAIRS
Fe and Cu: _______________________
Cu and F: ________________________
3. Si and C: ________________________
4. Cr and V: ________________________
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

11. Let’s Practice - D
March 5, 2018
Read the two paragraphs silently and annotate. Then, fill in the table
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule

12. March 5, 2018
Exit ticket (3 min)
EXIT TICKET: Complete on a separate sheet of paper What are the different ways that atoms can bond? Give an example of each.
Learning Target: I can Articulate how atoms bond together through practice and application of the octet rule