Not required at Level 3 to explain the requirements to make geometric isomers might come up in a isomer question. Markovnikov's Rule and Saytiff's Rule might come up in a flow chart style question. 

So material in today's lesson helps build knowledge to tackle. 

3. I can identify structural isomers from a molecular formula from information on the properties of the molecule.

6. I can fill in an organic flow chart.

1. Do Now (Day 1): Complete the Week 2 Check-In. Random question: Are you a hugger? 

2. Work on SciPad page 126/14 - Geometric Isomers as your pre-learning. 

3. Copy down Ms Garlick's notes on geometric isomers. 

4. Do Now (Day 2): Using the notes from the SciPad, name the three molecules that Ms Garlick wrote in the notes from last lesson. 

5. Work on SciPad pages 129-130/17-18 and 131-132/19-20 - Markovnikov's Rule and Saytzeff's Rule as your pre-learning.

6. Copy down Ms Garlick's notes on Markovnikov's Rule and Saytzeff's Rule. 

SciPad pages 126, 129-130, 131-132/14, 17-18, 19-20