General Chemistry

Wk #12: Oct. 19 - 23, 2026

Essential Question

a) How can the rules of chemical nomenclature and the law of conservation of mass be applied to identify, name, and write chemical compounds and balance chemical equations?

b) How can I evaluate my academic progress and use my choices, habits and performance to make decisions that improve my success for the remainder of the semester.

Learning Target

a) I can apply and distinguish the naming rules for binary ionic, polyatomic ionic, and covalent compounds to correctly name and write chemical formulas, and analyze and balance chemical equations to demonstrate the law of conservation of mass.

b) I can analyze my academic progress, identify how choices/habits have affected my progress, and develop actions to improve my learning throughout the rest of the semester.
Date Assigned
Assignments
Due Date
Absent Date
**QUIZ**

Q5. Quiz ~ Ionic & Covalent Names/Formulas w/ Balancing Eq.

1. Take time to review your notes on the topic listed above.
2. Take time to add notes and information to your "Golden Ticket" to use during the test.

3. If the test is on Formative, Log-on to your Account and wait for Mr. Rice to assign and give the password to the assessment, OR
4. If the test is on paper, move into your testing location in the classroom and wait for Mr. Rice to pass out the test.
5. Using the chosen testing format, answer the questions to the best of your knowledge.
Mon.Oct.19 & Tue.Oct.20
Absent: Oct.26 & Oct.27
Mon.Oct.19
Tue.Oct.20

12a. Notes ~ Naming Ionic & Covalent Compounds

1. Get a copy from Mr. Rice or Click the link above to get a copy of the worksheet.
2. Use these Google Slides to complete the notes at your own pace or follow along with Mr. Rice during the lecture.
3. After completing your notes, submit to Mr. Rice on the due date.
Fri.Oct.23
Absent: Oct.26 & Oct.27
Wed.Oct.21
Thu.Oct.22

12b. Notes ~ Balancing Chemical Equations

1. Get a copy from Mr. Rice or Click the link above to get a copy of the worksheet.
2. Use these Google Slides to complete the notes at your own pace or follow along with Mr. Rice during the lecture.
3. After completing your notes, submit to Mr. Rice on the due date.
Fri.Oct.23
Absent: Oct.28 & Oct.29