Tuesday, December 2nd, 2025 (RED)

Objectives:

1. Students will describe covalent bonding and covalent compounds.

2. Students will compare and contrast ionic and covalent compounds. 

3. Students will be able to correctly draw a Lewis Structure for a covalent compound. 

Warm-Up:

1. List the three steps of ionic bond formation. 

(Refer to the Ionic Bonding and Compounds Self-Discovery)

2. What is the fundamental difference between ionic and covalent bonding?

3. A substance is solid at room temperature.  The solid is a pale yellow powder.  Upon heating it is found that the substance melts at the low temperature of 120^oC.  It is found to be a poor conductor of electricity. Should this compound be classified as ionic or covalent? 

Daily Plan:

1st Half of Class

1. Recap- Covalent bonding and Covalent compounds

2. Go over Ionic and Covalent Practice

Reference Notes- Ionic Bonding and Compounds (TEACHER)

3. Notes- Lewis Structures Guided Notes

                Lewis Structures (TEACHER)

                                        (Lecture Video)

4. Activity- Lewis Structures Practice 1

                   Lewis Structures Practice 1 KEY

2nd Half of Class

5. Activity- Lewis Structure Practice 2

                   Lewis Structure Practice 2 KEY

6. Review- Fall Semester Final Exam Review Guide Part 1

                   Fall Semester Final Exam Review Guide Part 1 KEY

                   

Homework:

1. Complete Lewis Structures Practice 2 (B.O.P. 12/4)

2. Complete HWQ- Periodic Table Trends by midnight (12/4)

3. Complete HWQ- Chemical Compounds by midnight (12/12)