Agenda 10/28/15

1. Kick off - Describe the difference between Charles Law and Boyles Law.

2. Chapter 3 assessment review pages 115 to 117

3. Coding

Homework 

1. Binder Check

Table of Contents

1. TOC 

2. Kick-offs

3. Physical and chemical Properties 

4. Measuring Matter

5. Law of Coservation of matter

6. Writing a laboratory Report

7. Vocabulary chart ch. 3 sect. 1

8. Vocabulary chart ch. 3 sect. 2 and sect. 3

9. Chapter 3 Notes

10. Summary page of the state of matter

11. Page 111 Math Analyzing Data and section 3 review assessment

12. Chapter 3 Assessment pages 115 to 117

Agenda 10/26/15

1. Kick-off - Review for quiz

2. Quiz

3. Discuss chapter 3 section 3
4.  Analyzing Data and section 3 assessment on page 111

5. Coding

Homework

1. finish vocabulary 

2. Finish worksheets

Density Lab Winners

Boys Group

Andrei Mojica, Blake Gebhardt, Sage Kita, Adam Cisis

Girls Group

Alyssa Rodriguez, Mary Price, Lauren Chen, and Kathleen Bambrick

Quiz Study Guide

1. Make sure you understand what a controlled experiment is.

2. How do you find the density of an unknown sample?

3. How do we know if something has undergone a physical change or a chemical change.

4. Explain the concept  "law of conservation of matter".

5. Understand the states of matter and how they can change from one state to another.

6. Explain how, use scientific vocabulary, a solid can go to a gas and how that gas can go back to a solid.

Agenda 10/22/15

1. Kick-off- Describe the transitional phases between states of matter. 

2. Vocabulary Chapter 3 sections 1-3

3. Discuss Chapter 3 section 2

4. Finish Worksheets

Homework

1. Finish Vocabulary

2. Finish Worksheets

Agenda10-20-15

1. Kick-off - How can we describe the motion of a solid, liquid, and a gas?

2. Vocabulary Charts for Chapter 3 section 1, 2, and 3

3. Discuss Chapter 3 section 1

4. Finish Worksheets from last week, you should have four. 

Homework

None - we will do the work in class this week

Study Aid

https://quizlet.com/

Table of contents

Agenda 10/2/15