For our introductory lesson of Unit 4, we revisited the concepts of physical and chemical change in the context of chemical reactions. The lesson began with a series of demonstrations. Students were tasked with recording observations and then determining whether a chemical or physical change had taken place.
Notes from class:
Next, students watched the following video from Mr. Anderson of Bozeman Science, with the expectation that they can clearly articulate the difference between a chemical and physical change by the end of the video.
After the video, we reviewed the vocabulary of chemical reactions (inputs/reactants and outputs/products) and then students had the remainder of the class period to complete the Lesson 70 Worksheet.
Homework:
- Read Lesson 70 in the textbook. Log in and enter your username and password:
- Username: full student gmail address.
- Password: HighlineMM/DD (student birthday, use leading zero if needed, i.e. March 7 = 03/07)
- Forgot your password? Click here to reset your password. Enter your student gmail address and follow the instructions.
- Work through the practice problems at the end of Lesson 70.
- Please ask questions about anything from Lesson 70 you do not yet fully understand.
Opportunities For Help Outside of Class:
- Mr. Swart’s office hours: Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays after school until at least 3:00 (later with advanced notice)
- Use the vast number of resources available on this website – check each lesson!
- Email Mr. Swart for help if staying after school is not possible
- Form a study group with other students to review concepts from class
- Attend MASH after school (M/T/Th in Library)
- Attend Math Lab after school (T/Th)
