1) pg.
394 # 48-50, 53-57
remember after school, homework drop in to help understand homework and get a head start. plus some extra credit.
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Quark in his Halloween costume
Monday, October 6, 2014
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Parent Conference Night on Thursday 10/9
Attend parent conference night at West Adams on Thursday October 9th and visit Ms. Cotta's classroom to receive extra credit towards homework.
Homework help drop in starts 10/6!
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday drop in to Ms. Cotta's classroom from 3:30-4pm to receive homework help and ask questions. You will receive extra credit for attending and receiving help, but you must complete and turn in the homework that you received help on.
If you need a note to verify your attendance, Ms. Cotta can give you one when you leave her class.
If you need a note to verify your attendance, Ms. Cotta can give you one when you leave her class.
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Homework for 10/2
If you did not answer the 12 questions that were given in class on Monday, here they are and finish and turn in on Thursday.
Remember you also have to be prepared to present with your group on Thursday as well.

3. Draw a picture of the different
types of electromagnetic radiation and show the high energy low energy and long
wavelength short wavelength.
Make sure to label all the different types of energy.





Remember you also have to be prepared to present with your group on Thursday as well.
Periodic
Table Activity
1. Explain why light is said to have
a dual nature.
2. Draw a wave and label the crest,
trough, and wavelength.


4. Explain what happens when an
electron in an atom becomes excited.
5. When an electron is excited a
photon is ____________. When an electron returns to ground state a photon is
_____________.
6. Draw the shape of a “s” orbital.
7. Draw the shape of a “p” orbital.
8. Draw the shape of a “d” orbital.
9. Draw and label a periodic table with the atomic charges
for the groups shown. Give for groups #1, 2, 13-18.






10. Show how atomic size changes
across and down the atomic period. Draw in how the size of the atom changes and
draw arrows showing how it changes.
11. Metals tend __________ electrons.
Nonmetals tend to __________ electrons.
12. Show how the ionization energy
changes as you move across the period and down the groups of the periodic
table. Draw the table and label with
arrows and words to show the changes of ionization energy of the periodic
table.
Group assignments for 10/2
Each table group will present about their questions from Chapter 11. Each group member is expected to help with the presentation and contribute. You will be graded on your participation and effort.
Here are the assignments for each group. There is a separate posting under homework for 9/30 & 10/2 that gives all the questions for the assignments.
Table Group #1: Question #1 & #2
Table Group #2: Question #3 & #4
Table Group #3: Question #5, #6, #7 & #8
Table Group #4: Question #9 & #10
Table Group #5: Question #11 & #12
Here are the assignments for each group. There is a separate posting under homework for 9/30 & 10/2 that gives all the questions for the assignments.
Table Group #1: Question #1 & #2
Table Group #2: Question #3 & #4
Table Group #3: Question #5, #6, #7 & #8
Table Group #4: Question #9 & #10
Table Group #5: Question #11 & #12
Alien Periodic Table Questions
Answer all questions and be VERY specific about your characteristics for the alien. Don't tell me the same fingers, tell me exactly how many fingers that they have in common for example.
(Give 5
characteristics of the alien)
(Give 5
characteristics of the alien)
__________________________________
8. Compare the alien in group 1, period 1 to the
atom in group 1, period 1 (hydrogen) on the periodic table. How are they
similar; compare their characteristics. Think about what are the
characteristics of the hydrogen atom
Alien Periodic Table
Procedure:
**Create a periodic table of elements
that has 8 groups and 5 periods. The
group aliens must be exactly the same in ONE way (the Key Similarity) and must
also share one feature that changes in a periodic pattern as you move down the
group (the Varying Trait). Within each
period, the aliens must be exactly the
same in ONE way (the Key Similarity) and must also share one feature that
changes in a periodic pattern as you move across the period (the Varying
Trait).
**Two aliens are missing from your
set, leave empty spaces to draw them in later.
Questions:
1. How many
groups of aliens do you have? ________
How many periods of aliens do you have? ________
2. Draw in the
missing aliens and describe.
Description of missing alien #1 Drawing of missing alien #1

1.__________________________
2. __________________________
3. __________________________
4. __________________________
5. __________________________
Description of missing alien #2 Drawing of missing alien #2

1.__________________________
2. __________________________
3. __________________________
4. __________________________
5. __________________________
3. Give detailed information about your
chart of aliens. Then list the Key Similarity and Varying Trait for the aliens
in that group. Be very specific about
what is staying the same and changing.
Key
Similarity (stays same) Varying
Trait (changes)
Group 1 _____________________ ____________________
Group 2 _____________________ ____________________
Group 3 _____________________ ____________________
Group 4 _____________________ ____________________
Group 5 _____________________ ____________________
Group 6 _____________________ ____________________
Group 7 _____________________ ____________________
Group 8 _____________________ ____________________
Period 1 _____________________ ____________________
Period 2 _____________________ ____________________
Period 3 _____________________ ____________________
Period 4 _____________________ ____________________
Period 5 _____________________ ____________________
4. The ‘Next’
Alien? For one group and one period…
Group number: _____
Period number: _____
A) Describe what the ‘next’ alien
might look like
B) Draw neatly what it might look
like
The ‘next’ alien almost certainly
has… Drawing
of ‘next’ alien

Thing about the ‘next’ alien we
really don’t know is
________________________________________
Analyzing and Comparing Questions:
5. Draw a model of a hydrogen-1
including protons and electrons.
6. What do the groups of aliens have
in common (how are they similar) to the groups/families of atoms on periodic
table? Think about how the groups on the periodic table are similar and compare
to your aliens.
7. How are the periods of the aliens
have in common to the periods on the periodic table?
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