States of Matter: MEGA UNIT BUNDLE

Everything you need for a successful States of Matter Unit! Four complete lessons: each lesson includes student notes, detailed teacher notes, exit tickets, and homework. Also, included in this Mega Unit Bundle is one quiz, one set of task cards, four doodle notes, and a lab. And finally, an editable unit study guide and editable unit test are included.

The States of Matter Mega Unit Bundle includes these concepts:

• State the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Matter.
• Relate the five postulates of the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Gases to the particular properties of gases.
• Define the Ideal Gas, and discuss why “real” gases are not ideal gases.
• Give two examples of conditions that cause gases to deviate the most from the ideal gas.
• Describe the basic properties of gases including expansion, fluidity, compressibility, density, diffusion and effusion.
• Relate the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Liquids to the particular properties of liquids.
• Describe the basic properties of gases including fluidity, compressibility, density, diffusion, surface tension, and capillary action.
• Define vaporization, evaporation, and boiling.
• Relate intermolecular forces, kinetic energy, and vapor pressure to evaporation and boiling.
• State the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Matter.
• Relate the Kinetic-Molecular Theory of Solids to the particular properties of solids.
• Describe the basic properties of solids including fluidity, compressibility, and density.
• Compare the two types of solids; crystalline and amorphous
• Differentiate between the four types of crystalline solids; ionic crystal, covalent network crystals, metallic crystals, and covalent molecular crystals.
• Discuss the role of vapor pressure in changes of state between a liquid and its gas.
• Explain forces of attraction and energy changes involved in change of state.
• Describe the relationship between energy and change of state in terms of endothermic or exothermic processes.
• Identify the six changes of state, and the energy involvement associated with each change.
• Calculate the amount of energy absorbed or released in order for a change of state to occur. (Hvap, Hfus)
• Interpret a heating/cooling curve to identify changes of state, melting and boiling points, and changes in energy.
• Draw and Interpret a phase diagram to identify melting point and boiling point, triple point.
• Explain the phase diagram as a relationship between pressure and temperature.
• Describe how equilibrium conditions are represented in a phase diagram.

Products Included in This Mega Bundle:

Note: each lesson consists of a editable PowerPoint, Student Notes (Cornell Style), Teacher Notes, Exit Ticket, and a Homework /Practice Assignment

Lesson: States of Matter & The KMT: Gases

Lesson: States of Matter & The KMT: Liquids

Lesson: States of Matter & The KMT: Solids

Lesson: Phase Changes, Heating/Cooling Curves, & Phase Diagrams

States of Matter & The Kinetic Molecular Doodle Notes

Reading the Heating/Cooling Curve Doodle Notes

Reading the Phase Diagram Doodle Notes

States of Matter Task Cards

States of Matter Ice Lab

States of Matter & the KMT Unit Group Study Guide

Free Bonuses:

Reading the Heating/Cooling Curve Quiz

States of Matter Unit Test- editable & pdf honors & standard

Note: The PowerPoints included in this bundle are editable, animated PowerPoints. This means that slides will appear to be busy and even overlapping in the “slide” mode, but will be awesome in the “slide show” mode. Please don’t edit the PowerPoint until you have watched it in slide show mode.

Included in This Product:

• (4) Animated PowerPoints- Editable- 52 Total Slides
• (4) Student Notes- Cornell Style Cloze Notes w/Example KEYs
• (5) Homework Assignments w/KEYS (Standard & Honors for Phase Change Lesson)
• (4) Check for Understanding (Exit Tickets) w/KEYS
• (1) Quiz
• (3) Teacher Notes slide by slide, tips, and strategies.
• (25 pages- includes complete instructions for lab)
• (1) Task Card Set—Editable w/KEY
• (4) Doodle Notes: The KMT, States of Matter, Reading the Heating/Cooling Curve, Reading the Phase Diagram
• (1) States of Matter Lab: Ice Lab
• Unit Study Guide—Editable w/ KEY
• Unit Test–Editable w/ KEY honors & standard

This BUNDLE will be a something you will want to use year after year and SAVE you money, too!

This lesson is appropriate for grades 9-12 chemistry and physical science.

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