Each module is scheduled to take about one to two class periods. Please review the specific due dates/times found in the course schedule. However, you are encouraged to move at your own pace. I would recommend completing these activities in order.

1) Big Ideas:

Each learning module is designed with a few big ideas in mind. Use the learning objectives outlined in the document below to help guide you as you think about the material in this module. In particular, you can test yourself along the way. Using the Assessments probes in the Big Ideas to see how much you know at the beginning and end of this module.
U2M3 Big Ideas

2) Interactive Readings (Graded: Due November 13th by 11:59 pm):

There are multiple ways for you to access the course readings.
- You can access the ebook here through the TopHat 1.3 tab on the left-hand navigation menu or you can select the link below. Remember to observe the due dates for each reading assignment.
Unit 2 Module 3: Predicting Geometry
- U2M3 A: Lewis Structures
- U2M3 B: Resonance
- U2M3 C: Molecular Ions and Radicals
- U2M3 D: Molecular Geometry

3) Lecture Podcasts:

You can access the class lectures using the Podcast link found in the left-hand navigation menu.
- Lecture Notes (pptx)(PDF)

4) Supplemental Videos and Simulations:

These videos are intended as review and are brief summaries of the in class lecture materials. Below the videos you will also find a series of relevant links to simulations for your to observe and experience many of the phenomena and relationships we are discussing.

A: Lewis Structures	B: Resonance C: Molecular Ions and Radicals

D: Molecular Geometry

Simulations: Molecular Shapes

5) Let's Discuss (Graded: See your discussion schedule for the specific due dates)

Discussion sections will meet in person throughout the quarter. Please refer to the specific discussion schedule for your assigned section.

These discussion activities are structured POGIL (Process Oriented Guided Inquiry Learning) activities. You will complete each activity as a group and upload your work to Gradescope.

6) Let's Practice (Graded: Due November 16th by 11:59 pm):

7) Let's Apply What you Have Learned:

At the end of each module, there are a series of review activities for you to test yourself. These activities are ungraded. If you find some of the questions challenging, please go back and review the necessary information.

Unit 2 Module 3: Predicting Geometry
- Facing the Challenge
- Let’s Apply: Functionality
- Let’s Apply: Molecular Mimicking