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Hydrocarbons

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 Essential Question:
Why is Carbon necessary for life?

Learning Objective:
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I can use chemical concepts to prove which elements are required to sustain life

Standards addressed:
HS-LS1-6: Construct and revise an explanation based on evidence for how carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen from sugar molecules may combine with other elements to form amino acids and/or other large carbon based molecules.

In Class Sequence

Lesson 1 (Engage)
  • Introducing hydrocarbons activity
  • Hydrocarbons Slide deck (slides 1-14)

Lesson 2 (Explore)
  • Naming Hydrocarbons Slide deck (slides 15-23)

Lesson 3 (Explain)
  • Hydrocarbons video lesson
  • Hydrocarbons Slide deck

Lesson 4 (Extend)
  • Round table practice questions
  • Create a one page study guide in your notebook from your notes
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Lesson 5 (Evaluate)
  • Hydrocarbon quiz
  • Si-based life activity
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  • Home
  • Meet the Teacher
  • Chemistry
    • Chemistry Calendar
    • It's Elemental >
      • Periodic Table
      • Radiation
      • Nuclear Energy
    • The Bonds We Share >
      • Physical or Chemical?
      • Compounds
      • Be Trendy
    • Don't OverREACT >
      • Chemical Equations
      • Types of Reactions
      • Don't Drop the Base
    • Mass in Chemistry >
      • I have this weird Mole
      • Stoichiometry
      • I have the Solution!
    • Energy in Chemistry >
      • Intermolecular Forces
      • Heat in Reactions
      • Enthalpy
    • I Only Eat Organic >
      • Hydrocarbons
      • Biomolecules
      • Circle of Life
    • Final
  • Integrated Science II
    • Matter and Energy >
      • Matter and Its Properties
      • Energy and Matter
    • Heat and Energy >
      • Behavior of Matter
      • Behavior of Energy
      • Earth's Interior
    • Properties of Matter
    • Chemical Attractions
    • Energy In Reactions
    • Human Impact on the Atmosphere
    • Chemical Equilibrium