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1 5E’s In Action Hightower High School Week of Oct 19, 2009 Chemistry I Honors/GT (HGT)

2 HGT: 19 Oct 2009, B-Day The student chemists will … OBJECTIVE: 1.... Demonstrate understanding of arrangement of electrons by solving problems. ENGAGE: … answer the warm-up question for the day. EXPLORE: N/A EXPLAIN: N/A EXTEND: … answer questions on arrangement of electrons. EVALUATE:... take the electronic configuration and quantum numbers quiz. HOMEWORK: 1. Be ready for a lab next meeting. (Due: Oct 21) 2. Read Chapter 5 of your textbook and answer the section reviews. (Due: Oct 21) Arrangement of Electrons

3 HGT: 20 Oct 2009, A-Day The student chemists will … OBJECTIVE: 1.... Perform the flame test lab; 2. … demonstrate periodicity by doing the periodic people activity. ENGAGE: … answer the warm-up question for the day. EXPLORE: … perform the flame test lab; …do the periodic people activity. EXPLAIN: N/A EXTEND: N/A EVALUATE: submit the flame test lab report and the periodic people worksheet. HOMEWORK: 1. Do the periodic table mastery worksheet. (Due: Oct 22) Flame Test & Periodicity

4 HGT: 21 Oct 2009, B-Day The student chemists will … OBJECTIVE: 1.... Perform the flame test lab; 2. … demonstrate periodicity by doing the periodic people activity. ENGAGE: … answer the warm-up question for the day. EXPLORE: … perform the flame test lab; …do the periodic people activity. EXPLAIN: N/A EXTEND: N/A EVALUATE: submit the flame test lab report and the periodic people worksheet. HOMEWORK: 1. Do the periodic table mastery worksheet. (Due: Oct 23) Flame Test & Periodicity

5 HGT: 22 Oct 2009, A-Day The student chemists will … OBJECTIVE: 1.... Identify trends in the periodic table; 2. … sketch a graph of the first ionization and atomic radius trend. ENGAGE: N/A EXPLORE: … do the graphing periodic trends worksheet. EXPLAIN: N/A EXTEND: N/A EVALUATE: accomplish the graph of periodic trends. HOMEWORK: 1. complete the periodic table mastery worksheet. (Due: Oct 26) 2.Bring your textbook next meeting. (Due: Oct 26) Trends in the Periodic Table

6 HGT: 23 Oct 2009, B-Day The student chemists will … OBJECTIVE: 1.... Identify trends in the periodic table; 2. … sketch a graph of the first ionization and atomic radius trend. ENGAGE: N/A EXPLORE: … do the graphing periodic trends worksheet. EXPLAIN: N/A EXTEND: N/A EVALUATE: accomplish the graph of periodic trends. HOMEWORK: 1. complete the periodic table mastery worksheet. (Due: Oct 27) 2.Bring your textbook next meeting. (Due: Oct 27) Trends in the Periodic Table

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