Unit 1 Test & Late Deadline:
​Day 6: 9/4 (A-Day) & 9/5 (B-Day)

UNIT I: Matter & Change
Matter, Chemical and Physical Change, 
Intro to Chemical Formulas, Lab Safety

What's this unit about?
​  Unit 1 Standards
Unit 1 Mastery Packet

On your grade:

• Disclosure Signature Page  (Blackham, ​Berrett, Erekson, Wentz) Signed & Filed

• Canvas:  U1 HW1 A: Disclosure Quiz
• Safety Contract Signed & Filed
• Canvas: U1 HW1 B: Safety Contract Quiz
• Day 2 Quiz (Elements Part 1)* This is a memorization quiz-- no notes!
• Evaluating Pure Substances  (activity/homework)
• Here are some images to help you finish Evaluating Pure Substances if you didn't finish in class.
• Canvas:  U1 HW2: Defining & Classifying Matter
• Day 3 Quiz (Elements Part 2)*  This is a memorization quiz-- no notes!
• Canvas: U1 HW3: Laws of Matter
• Day 4 Quiz (Elements Part 3)*  This is a memorization quiz-- no notes!
• Starting With Safety (Video Assignment)
• Canvas:  U1 HW4: Conservation of Matter
• Conservation Lab
• Day 5 Quiz (Elements Part 4)*  This is a memorization quiz-- no notes!
• ​Canvas:​ ​​U1 HW5: Physical vs. Chemical
• Canvas: U1 Practice Exam (optional/bonus)
• ​Unit 1 Mastery Document
• Unit 1 Test (If you missed this, it must be made up by the Unit 1 Late-Work Deadline.)

In your notebook:

• Disclosure Document
• Safety Contract
• Periodic Table with Metric Conversions & Polyatomic Ions on the reverse.
• Elements Part 1  (Quizlet) 
• Here is a song to help you learn the first ten elements!
• Unit 1 Notes 1: Defining & Classifying Matter
• Elements Part 2 (You do NOT need to learn #117 or #118.)  (Quizlet)

• Unit 1 Notes 2: Laws of Matter
• Elements Part 3: the elements of the s-block (Quizlet)
• Elements Part 4: common metals (Quizlet)
• Unit 1 Notes 3: Chemical and Physical

• Unit 1 Review Outline (Study for the test!)
• ​​Unit 1 Mastery Packet

Fun Fact:
The one or two letter "abbreviations" you memorize during this unit are actually called element symbols.  In alchemy and early chemistry, there were actually pictograph-type symbols for each element.  The symbols of ancient alchemy were intended to represent properties of their elements.  John Dalton's chemical element symbols from 1803 are more straight forward, and less artistic.

*If you missed a quiz due to an excused absence, you will need to come to the classroom to make it up.   It is in the Quiz binder at the front of the class.  Take the quiz on your own half-sheet of lined paper, fill out a late-work-form, staple it to the quiz, and turn it into to LATE basket.  If you are making up a quiz due to a tardy, it will cost a punch on your slacker pass.

Unit 1 Test Retake Deadline: 9/12, 2:45 pm