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Sunday, August 28, 2016

Homework for the week of August 29

This will be updated daily. 
Unless otherwise noted, homework is due by the start of class the next day.

** Be sure you're looking at the correct class; both AP and Chem I work are posted here.



Upcoming dates:  
AP -  Test over Chem 1 review, part 1 on Wed 9/6
Chem I (both classes) - Lab safety test on Thursday 9/1; Elements test on Friday 9/2
Research - First article summaries & blog comments due 9/2

Weekend's homework:
** NO tutorials on Tuesday 9/6 in the morning. I will be here in the afternoon. Victor has a doctor's appointment at 7:30am. **

Chem 1 (1st & 6th hour) - Video assignment (on eBackpack)
** If you didn't turn in your safety contract, safety assignment, flash cards, binder with 20 dividers -- TURN THEM IN ON TUESDAY!
AP - Study for Wednesday's test; Anatacid postlab due Thursday 9/8
Research - 


Thursday night's homework:

** FRIDAY is the last day to submit school supplies for points.
AP - Work on review assignment: Worksheet - Problem Set (on eBackpack)
Chem 1 (1st & 6th hour) - Study for elements test
Chem 1 (1st & 6th hour) - If you didn't already turn it in: Safety contract, page 7
Research - Blog post due (Check eBackpack)
** FRIDAY is the last day to submit school supplies for points.


Wednesday night's homework:

AP - Finish antacid prelab: Procedure [final in labbook]
AP - Work on review assignment: Worksheet - Problem Set (on eBackpack)
Chem 1 (1st & 6th hour) - Study for lab safety test; Safety contract, page 7
Research - Find and summarize a relevant research article (Check eBackpack) - due Friday
Research - Read and comment on at least two of your classmates' articles


Tuesday night's homework:

AP - Finish antacid prelab: Questions, Purpose page, Procedure [draft only]
AP - Work on review assignment: Worksheet - Problem Set (on eBackpack)
Chem 1 (1st hour) - No class today; Start studying for tests; Complete Monday's assignment
Chem 1 (6th hour) - Lab safety #16-31; Start studying for tests
Research - Find and summarize a relevant research article (Check eBackpack) - due Friday


Monday night's homework:

AP - Finish magnesium oxide lab: Calculations, PostLab questions, Reflection
AP - Work on review assignment: Significant zeros (on eBackpack)
Chem 1 (1st hour) - Lab safety #16-31 (in lab book); Start studying for tests
Chem 1 (6th hour) - No class today; Start studying for tests: Look ahead and complete Tuesday's assignment
Research - Finish chart for fatty acid nomenclature

Wednesday, August 24, 2016

Homework for the week of August 24

This will be updated daily. 
Unless otherwise noted, homework is due by the start of class the next day.

** Be sure you're looking at the correct class; both AP and Chem I work are posted here.



Upcoming dates:  
AP - Review Chem 1 topics test on Friday
Chem I (both classes) - Lab Safety test on Thursday
Chem I (both classes) - Elements test on Friday
Research - 

Weekend's homework:
AP - Finish prelab (all parts of the prelab - see OneNote - should be completed)
Chem 1 (1st hour) - Learn Day 1 & 2 elements AND Safety Assignment in spiral book, #1-16
Chem 1 (6th hour) - Learn Day 1 & 2 elements AND Safety Assignment in spiral book, #1-16
Research - Finish naming fatty acids

Thursday night's homework:
AP - Prelab questions (answers written in lab notebook; questions posted on OneNote)
Chem 1 (1st hour) - Lab Safety video questions on eBackpack
Chem 1 (6th hour) - Lab Safety video questions on eBackpack
Research - None

Wednesday night's homework:
AP - Parent & student signature on Flinn Safety Contract
Chem 1 (1st hour) - Element chart on eBackpack
Chem 1 (6th hour) - Element chart on eBackpack
Research - None

Tuesday night's homework:


Monday night's homework:

New beginnings, 2016-2017



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Welcome to the science classroom blog.

This is where daily homework will be posted. It will be updated daily, usually by 3pm. Homework will also be posted on the white board in the classroom.

Sometimes, the homework will be in your textbook. Sometimes, it will be on eBackpack or OneNote. Pay careful attention.

Remember, if you have any questions, ask in class, come to tutorials, or email me! This is going to be a great year!