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Colquitt
Physical Science
Standards:
Standard: Matter is made of minute particles called atoms, and atoms are composed of even smaller components. These components have measurable
properties, such as mass and electrical charge. Each atom has a positively charged nucleus surrounded by negatively charged electrons. The electric force
between the nucleus and electrons holds the atom together.
Big Idea: The structure of the atom
http://www.exo.net/~emuller/activities/Rutherford%20Roller.pdf#search=%22Rutherford%20experiment%20with%20marbles%22
EQ
SWBAT
Monday
Matter is made of
minute particles called
atoms, and atoms are
composed of even
smaller components.
Explain how scientist
know this
I can verbally explain
the Gold Foil
Experiment
Tuesday
Matter is made of
minute particles called
atoms, and atoms are
composed of even
smaller components.
Explain how scientist
know this
I can define atomic
number and mass
number
I can identify the atomic
number, mass number,
and number of
neutrons in an element
TL: notes
SL: Lie Detector reading
strategy
I can list the three
subatomic particles and
their charges
Teacher Led/Student
TL: Notes review
Led
Introduce
nanotechnology
Start 4.2
SL: Guided Reading for
4.1
Nov 16 th- review day 2- complete study guide (Guided Reading 4.3)
Nov 17th- TEST Chapter 4 Atomic Structure
Wednesday
Matter is made of
minute particles called
atoms, and atoms are
composed of even
smaller components.
Explain how scientist
know this
I can define an isotope
and draw a Bohr model
I can explain Energy
Levels using an analogy
Thursday
Matter is made of
minute particles called
atoms, and atoms are
composed of even
smaller components.
Explain how scientist
know this
I can the relationship
between stable
configurations and
behaviors of electrons
Friday
Matter is made of
minute particles called
atoms, and atoms are
composed of even
smaller components.
Explain how scientist
know this
Review Day 1
SL: Lab
SL: Lab
SL: Guided Reading 4.2
TL: video flame test
SL: Standardized Test
Prep questions pg 123
Colquitt
Physical Science
Nov 2- 6th
Standard: Matter is made of minute particles called atoms, and atoms are composed of even smaller components. These components have measurable
properties, such as mass and electrical charge. Each atom has a positively charged nucleus surrounded by negatively charged electrons. The electric force
between the nucleus and electrons holds the atom together.
Big Idea: The structure of the atom
http://www.exo.net/~emuller/activities/Rutherford%20Roller.pdf#search=%22Rutherford%20experiment%20with%20marbles%22
EQ
Monday
SUB
Tuesday
Review Day
SWBAT
I can identify solids,
liquids and gases and
their phase changes
I can explain Boyle’s
and Charles’s Gas Laws
with examples
Teacher Led/Student
Led
TL: give correct answers
to sub work
SL: open notes quiz
SL: data table construct
Wednesday
Test Day
Early Release
Debrief
Wrap up Viscosity Lab
I can write a paragraph supporting the viewpoints of either Democritus or Aristotle about matter
http://www.nclark.net/Atom
Thursday
Matter is made of
minute particles called
atoms, and atoms are
composed of even
smaller components.
Explain how scientist
know this
I can explain Dalton’s
theory of the structure
of matter
I can describe the
contributions Thomson
made to the
development of the
atomic theory
Friday
Matter is made of
minute particles called
atoms, and atoms are
composed of even
smaller components.
Explain how scientist
know this
I can verbally explain
the Gold Foil
Experiment
I can describe the
contributions
Rutherford made to the
development of the
atomic theory
TL: Notes
Reinforce video clip
Thomson
SL: Guided reading
Thomson
TL: Notes
Reinforce video clip
Rutherford
SL: Guided reading
Rutherford
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