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Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Tuesday 2.21.12 - Tuesday 2.28.12

General Chemistry:

Tuesday 2.21 - Review for the district assessment on the Periodic Table (which is tomorrow)
Wednesday 2.22 - Periodic Table Assessment
Thursday 2.23 - Grade assessment; start notes on bonding.  Quiz tomorrow!
Friday 2.24 - Quiz, journal, grade update, activity (gold pennies)

Monday 2.27 - sub day - notes over formula mass and percent composition and a video over black holes.  HW = p. 114 and 124 in your binders
Tuesday 2.28 - catch up from yesterday.  Grade quiz from Friday, notes over Molecular names and formulas, time to work.  HW = p. 114 (finish - sort them and name the molecular compounds); p. 124 (finish all for formula masses, for #'s 6, 8, 9, 10, 11 - calculate the percent composition (#12 is extra credit for % composition)); textbook p. 235 #'s 10 and 11.  For more help with molecular naming and formulas, please see p. 211-213 in your textbooks.

AP
Tuesday 2.21 - Test over Chapter 17
Wednesday 2.22 - Start Chapter 18
Thursday 2.23 - Lab #18 on Ksp
Friday 2.24 - Quiz, more notes over Chapter 18

Monday 2.27 - Sub day - time to work on Chapter 18 problems and finish up lab reports and make up work.  New MMQ material is flame test colors.  See your 5 in 5 for these.
Tuesday 2.28 - work Chapter 18 problems.  Test over Chapter 18 coming up on FRIDAY.
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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: