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Using the microscopes in the back of the classroom, look at the following compounds and write down your observations. (If you are an online student, use the online microscope linked in classroom). After writing your observations down, go to your desk and use the PhET simulation to make sense of what each of the following look like. Make a google slides to talk about your observations.

calcium chloride
sulfuric acid
silver (I) fluoride

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On your own, reflect upon why these are wrong and come up with how to fix the compounds. Write your thoughts and how to fix the following in the google docs journal we use for class or record a video of yourself talking about why each are wrong and how to fix them.

distrontium bromide
barium (II) fluoride

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Get into pairs and have discussions about why the following balanced compounds are wrong. Then make a google slides to show the class why and how they are wrong and how to fix them:

NaCl2 (sodium chloride)
Mg3P2O8 (magnesium phosphate
S5Cl2 (disulfur pentachloride)

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Using karaoke versions of school appropriate songs, make up a song/rap, and use a software to record yourself talking about how to balance compounds and get the net charge to equal 0 for the following:

potassium sulfide
lithium carbonate

*can use google classroom to record yourself

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Using the in person molecular model kit or an online simulation balance the following compounds:

diphosphorous trichloride
barium oxide
chromium (II) iodide

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Starting from atoms, see how many molecules you can build. Collect your molecules and view them in 3D!

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Using Google Sheets, create a formula that allows for you to solve for how many atoms you need to get a net charge of 0 for the following compounds:

beryllium fluoride
copper (III) sulfide
sodium bicarbonate

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Using the paint software on your chromebook, draw out both elements, show how many you need of each and then draw the balanced compounds:

MgCl
sodium phosphate
cobal (II) bromide

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Create a story that shows two people helping each other balance the following:

calcium phosphide
sodium sulfate
iron (III) chloride