Units / Unit A / Evidence of Chemical Change and Reaction Types
Evidence of Chemical Change and Reaction Types
Evidence for chemical change; endo/exothermic; reaction categories (A-GO3-SO3–SO5).
Lesson plan — step by step
- 1
Prepare
Demos: baking soda + vinegar, steel wool + heat optional.
- 2
Set purpose
Display learning-intent slide; clarify success criteria and POS tags.
- 3
Teach
Walk through 8 slides in order—use talk tracks and questions in presenter notes.
- 4
Formative check
Demo classification: Observe demos; classify reaction type and evidence.
- 5
Close
Exit slide; assign optional review of student notes online.
Materials
- Demos: baking soda + vinegar, steel wool + heat optional.
Program of Studies tags
General outcomes
A-GO3
Specific outcomes
- A-GO3-SO3
- A-GO3-SO4
- A-GO3-SO5
Teacher overview
Classify reactions POS categories.
Before class
- Demos: baking soda + vinegar, steel wool + heat optional.
Common misconceptions
- Every bubble means chemical change without other evidence.
Formative checks (classroom)
Demo classification
Observe demos; classify reaction type and evidence.
Look for: Links evidence to chemical change.
Slide outline
- 1. [hook] Baking with baking powder · ~3 min
- 2. [learning-intent] Outcomes · ~2 min
- 3. [concept] Evidence checklist · ~6 min
- 4. [concept] Energy in reactions · ~6 min
- 5. [concept] Five categories · ~6 min
- 6. [sts] Reactions in society · ~4 min
- 7. [guided-practice] Classify equations · ~8 min
- 8. [exit] Equations next · ~2 min