1. Pre-Game Stretch (5 Minutes)
Pick Up new packet
Staple extension questions to packet from last class and turn in
Pick up missing packets from make- up bin
Pen/Pencil
Sit with group
List 5 qualities that you hope people would use to describe the life you have lived. (Write your answer on your packet).
Arrival
Character Project

2. Reminder: What is decathlon?
10 Events:
Discus Throw
Long Jump
High Jump
Javelin Throw
100 meters
110 meter hurdles
400 meters
1500 meters
Shot Put
Pole Vault
How You Earn Points:
Turning in HW (A complete packet)
Events during class
No DQ’s for the day

3.  Agenda Pre-Game Stretch: Character Project (5 min)
Warm-Up: Team Standings & Extension Questions Review (5 min)
Notes: The Atom (15 min)
Events (45 min)
Exit Slip: 110 Hurdles (8 min)
Post-Game Stretch: Extension questions & Closeout (3 min)

4. Takes into account: Standings Events and packets through Day 1
Events during Day 2

5. Standings (Period 1)

6. Standings (Period 2)

7. Standings (Period 4)

8. Standings (Period 5)

9. Standings (Period 6)

10. Standings (Period 8)

11. HW Review What is water made of? What does cohesion state?
Negative H ions and positive OH ions
Positive H ions and negative OH ions
Both of these
Neither of these
What does cohesion state?
Water sticks to other substances
Water sticks to water
Hydrogen sticks to hydrogen
Hydrogen sticks to other substances
How does water act in most solutions?
It is a universal solute, dissolving mostly ionic or polar covalent substances
It is a universal solvent, dissolving mostly ionic or polar covalent substances
It is a universal solute, dissolving mostly non-polar covalent substances
It is a universal solvent dissolving mostly non-polar covalent substances
Describe in terms of atom structure, why elements in the same group have similar chemical properties.
Give an example of 4 elements that have similar chemical properties and name the group they are in.

12. The Atom
Must know the location, mass, and charge of each subatomic particle.
Label on the board for students.
Electron = negative charge, outside the nucleus, negligible mass
Proton = positive charge, inside the nucleus, and 1 amu
Neutron = No charge, inside the nucleus, and 1 amu

13. Atomic Mass, Atomic Number, and the Periodic Table
Atomic Mass (nearest whole #)
Atomic Number
Format
# of neutrons
Ions
Had students label Atomic, Symbol, and Atomic Mass and made sure they knew that Atomic Number is the smaller number and Atomic Mass is the bigger number.
Also point out that mass number and atomic mass are the same thing.
Atomic Mass= the number of protons and neutrons
Atomic Number = The number of protons
Format = (draw the notation with symbol, mass number on top and atomic on bottom)
# of neutrons = Atomic Mass – Atomic Number
Ions = atoms gain or lose electrons and become charged.
*Used silver as an example, and had them point out the number of protons, neutrons, and electrons before moving onto the next slide. Also showed them the ion of Ag+ and how that makes you lose one electron.

14. Examples
How many protons, neutrons, and electrons are in a neutral Titanium atom?

15. Examples
Write the chemical symbol for Fluorine including its atomic mass and atomic number.

16. Event #1: Shot Put 1. Fill in the chart 2. Fill in the chart
Element
Symbol
Atomic Number
Mass Number
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Bromine 35
2. Fill in the chart
Ion
Symbol
Atomic Number
Mass Number
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Iodine
I-1
127 53
3. Fill in the blanks

17. Event #1: Shot Put
3. Fill in the blanks

18. How the shot put works…
You must have gotten EVERY question right to get the shot.
For example (On number 1 you had to get a-h correct!)
One person from your team lines up WITH THEIR PAPER behind the line before the shot clock expires.

19. Event #2 The Long Jump
You cannot go on to the next slip until I have checked your answer.
You can correct answers 1 time
We will only spend 8 minutes on the long jump.
After 8 minutes, the number of questions you answered correctly = the number of points for your team!

20. Event # 3 (400 meters) Timed Event: 10 minutes
Correct Answers = points!
Must be working together with your team (DQ’s if not)

21. Exit Slip: Show Your Mastery
80% or above means you’re a master!

22. Exit Slip (110 Hurdles) Timed event: 10 minutes
Questions are in the folder: DO NOT OPEN UNTIL I TELL YOU TO DO SO
DO NOT WRITE ON IT!
All answers will be recorded on your packet. C A B D E

23. Homework (Due next class)
Complete the extension assignment in your packet
Due before the bell rings to begin class