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Unit 4: Ionic Compounds

In this lesson, we explore the physical properties of ionic compounds as part of our Aim 4.5 objective. To kick off, we will have a 15-minute quiz based on our reference tables. Following the quiz, students will read for 10 minutes, and then watch a video about the Chauvet Caves, delving into the formation of stalactites and stalagmites and the methods scientists use to date the cave paintings. Additionally, we will watch an interview with director Werner Herzog. Homework includes completing test corrections as noted in the agenda.

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Unit 4: Ionic Compounds

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  1. Unit 4: Ionic Compounds Aim 4.5: What are the physical properties of ionic compounds? Do Now: Have your reference tables out for a quiz. Agenda: Quiz – 15 minutes CW: Reading – 10 minutes Video: The Chauvet Caves HW: On back of CW and do test corrections

  2. “Cave of Forgotten Dreams” Think About: How did the stalactites and stalagmites form? How do scientists determine how old the paintings are? Interview with the director, Werner Herzog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcjLW1YMhUY 7 minute movie selection in case netflix doesn’t work http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_seBLuIQjU

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