PHYSICS – Velocity problems from Monday – you’re doing a great job on these! Make sure you’re not just showing the math, but that I can also follow your logic in the formulas. Ditto with units, etc. flickr photo by esoule

Hey guys – here’s the lecture from Friday on the classification of matter. I don’t think I’ve talked so fast in all my life! If you were in a short period class today, this vodcast is from one of the regular classes that didn’t get cut, so it might help with a few more examples, [...]

CHEMISTRY – Hey guys, here’s the lecture from Thursday on energy and how it can change. Good job on tracing the energy transformations from one form to another. Make sure you can apply all this on the test (and in life!) . Don’t forget your observations, questions, and graph for Friday! flickr photo by Roger [...]

HON CHEMISTRY – Happy Wednesday! Pretty cool reaction today, huh?!? Here’s the short lecture on the rest of energy. Now that we’ve reviewed terminology, we’ll start classifying matter tomorrow. Hey, speaking of soon in the future – have you memorized the symbols of the elements? And don’t forget atomic numbers and masses for numbers 1 [...]

CHEMISTRY – So what kind of change is this? And why? This is the kind of application that I’m talking about. It’s great to know facts, but make sure you can apply them! Here’s the lecture from Wednesday. By the way – are you learning the symbols of the elements? flickr photo by Creativity+ Timothy [...]

CHEMISTRY – Hey guys, here’s the lecture from Tuesday. I think most of this was review for you?? Make sure you have the vocab down, and be sure you’re able to apply what you learned today. Can you tell the difference between quantitative and qualitative properties, physical and chemical changes, etc.? Is a reaction endothermic [...]

PHYSICS – Hey guys, here’s the lecture from Tuesday on the intro to motion. We’ll start out simple on the problems and then work our way up! flick photo by Pörrö

HON CHEMISTRY – Hey guys, here’s the lecture from Tuesday. I think most of this was review for you?? Make sure you have the vocab down, and be sure you’re able to apply what you learned today. Can you tell the difference between quantitative and qualitative properties, physical and chemical changes, etc.? Is a reaction [...]

Here’s the lecture from Monday on the intro to chemistry – your first official chemistry lecture! Good job making applications with the branches of chemistry and types of scientific work! Don’t forget to check your syllabus for homework.

PHYSICS: Here’s the data on the human density lab – AKA “Why Do Humans Float?”. Good job moppers, and fillers, and counters, and converters! Anybody get pics? Bring your cards and I’ll upload them tomorrow Lab – Human Density Lab Info 09 View more presentations from tskinnersbec.