8. I can explain the properties* of covalent molecular solids.

11. I can explain if a covalent bond will be polar or nonpolar. 

12. I can explain if a simple molecule will be polar or nonpolar. 

1. Do Now - Complete the Week 9 Check-In on the memo paper. Random Question: Since it's post senior assessment week, what was something positive you learned from the week (aka something you are actually better at than you thought you were) and what's a takeaway lesson that you have learned?

2. Copy down Ms Garlick's notes on types of bonds. 

3. Test your knowledge on if ionic or covalent bonds will form using the AACT Bonding Stimulation. 

4. Open up the PhET Molecular Polarity simulation, tick bond dipole, partial charges, and bond character. Set surface to electrostatic potential. Then tinker with both the two atoms and three atoms. Each time you learn something new, write it Ms Garlick's piece of paper to show on the screen.

5. Copy down Ms Garlick's notes on polarity and covalent molecular solids.

6. Mahi Choice

   1. • sciPAD pages - Remember, you don't need to do all the questions, just want you need to until you feel confident with the material.

        1. • Electronegativity (page 56/58)

           • Polar and Non-polar Bonds (page 57/59)

           • Polarity of Molecules (page 58/60)

           • Explaining Polarity (pages 59-60/61-63)

           • Explaining Solubility (pages 64-65/66-69)

           • Melting and Boiling Point of Molecular Substances (page 66/70)

      • No Brain Too Small Polarity Collated Questions

      • No Brain Too Small Types of Solids Collated Questions

7. Work on the "CPR" Quiz #3 - Polarity (Answers) and "CPR" Quiz #4 - Types of Solids (Answers)

Finish the two "CPR" Quizzes