To Mrs. Trimble's Advanced/AP Chemistry students, General Chemistry students, and all the parents:
Welcome to my blog spot! :-)
This is where I hope to post assignments on a daily basis, so check back often (especially if you are absent!). All blogs will be archived for the whole term, so you can always check back to see what we did as well.
Also, check out the 'Things worth following' for some current events and my Delicious account for some great websites to help you out with the class - scroll down and you'll see the headers on the right hand columns of the page.
Go ahead and feed the fish, if you'd like - they can eat non-stop and the tank never gets dirty. :-)
If you have a suggestion on how I can make this site work better for you, please leave me a comment, drop me a line at trimblem@davenportschools.org or talk to me in class.
Here's to a great Fall!!
The purpose of this site is two-fold: (1) keep parents and students informed of day-to-day activities of the classes I teach and (2) provide additional/advanced/current information about chemistry for your enjoyment.
Have some fun!
This is Spell with Flickr, a mash-up created by by Erik Kastner. Every time the page loads or re-loads, the letter-pictures in the word Chemistry below will change.
Go ahead and try it - press the refresh button for your browser... cool, eh?
Play with your own word at http://metaatem.net/words! Try your name, favorite sport, anything!!
Spell with Flickr MashUp!!
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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SCIENCE READING REPORT (Reporting the Story) - Extra Credit Opportunity
Directions:
Find a chemistry-related or science-related article from the newspaper, internet, or magazine (dated 2009 or newer, please!) OR watch a science program on TV (a news snippet, NOVA, something on the History Channel…)
Report the science facts on your own paper according to the outline below. Remember to cite your source!!
— Source:
Use MLA or APA formatting – see your planners or search online how to do this!
— Title of Article/Program:
— Date of print/airing:
— What happened / what is being researched / what new development is occurring? Why did it happen? (Give me at least 5 sentences minimum here…)
— Who are the main characters?
— When and Where did this happen?
— How did it end / what’s up next?
— Your personal thoughts and opinions on this topic:
Find a chemistry-related or science-related article from the newspaper, internet, or magazine (dated 2009 or newer, please!) OR watch a science program on TV (a news snippet, NOVA, something on the History Channel…)
Report the science facts on your own paper according to the outline below. Remember to cite your source!!
— Source:
Use MLA or APA formatting – see your planners or search online how to do this!
— Title of Article/Program:
— Date of print/airing:
— What happened / what is being researched / what new development is occurring? Why did it happen? (Give me at least 5 sentences minimum here…)
— Who are the main characters?
— When and Where did this happen?
— How did it end / what’s up next?
— Your personal thoughts and opinions on this topic:
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