WOW! It has been an incredibly awesome year for me, and I hope it has been for you too! God bless you as you are studying for your chemistry & honors chemistry exam! If you need a break, check out this awesome review of the elements: The Element Song or this New Periodic Table Song, but don’t get distracted by the challenge!!
Chemistry Exam Help Session Wednesday morning, 7:20ish A.M. (Honors Chem can come too!). EXAM ROOM ASSIGNMENTS are listed below. IMPORTANT – Bring your textbook (and book fines) and your exam review packet to the chemistry room before you go to your exam room!
It is super, super important so study YOUR VERY BEST and remember to practice, practice, practice! This exam can make a HUGE difference in your average. FINISH STRONG, like you’ve been working all year!! Make flashcards out of the vocab, formulas, types of chemical reactions, etc. Practice writing chemical formulas, balancing equations, working the problems – try the practice tests on the online textbook or on sciencegeek.net, they’ll be really helpful. And get yourself plenty of snacks! š
How’s the exam review coming? You know, I don’t just give you that thing for the extra credit. I give it to you because it will help you get organized and help you remember everything that’s going to be on the exam. As you answer each topic, keep studying it, if you’re having trouble!
EXAM ROOM ASSIGNMENTS are listed below. IMPORTANT – Bring your exam review packet to the your exam room on Monday. God bless you, I’m praying for you!!
Honors Chemistry 302 Miller
Chemistry ā 2nd Period 303 Tapp
Chemistry ā 4th Period 304 Henderson
Chemistry ā 6th Period 305 Clayton
Chemistry ā 7th Period 310 Jenkins
This year in chemistry has been amazing. I have learned so much and have had a great time in class as well. This week has been a triumph because it’s the final week but it’s also been a struggle getting this exam review done. I liked the ph lab we did this week. This year has been real and don’t worry I’ll be back for physics. I’m out.
I can’t believe this is my last web post! I’ve definitely learned a lot about chemistry, but I’ve learned how to challenge myself academically as well. Thank you for helping me grow as a student and preparing me for the future. The labs we did this week were fun and helped me review concepts for the exam. I plan on studying really hard for this exam by practicing a bunch of problems and making sure to memorize everything.
This year in Chemistry has been very interesting. You are a very good teacher because you always make sure to explain things until everybody get it and you also are very good a keeping it interesting at the same time. In your class, I also realised that I can’t do this by myself but I The Lord’s help along the way, but unfortunately he didn’t make me realise until recently. I also only realized recently that my grade would have been a lot better had i done the easy daily grade stuff. This year I would rate myself a 2/5 for not getting my motivation from The Lord sooner and not doing the daily grades.
This year I would say my main struggle going into the class was doubt. Doubt that I could achieve great things. But, throughout the year I realized that anyone can do great things if they do it through a great God. I didn’t allow myself to stress and I begin giving everything over to Him. I matured so much in this class for this reason and was able to use the lessons learned to help myself in other subjects as well. I actually really sad I have learned my last chemistry class. Chemistry was my lowest grade, but it was my favorite class I have ever taken. I hope someday to do something that involves chemistry!!
I thought the labs we did this week were interesting because of the new technology. I hope the science department can continue growing. I would give this week a 3/5 because I’ve been pushing off the exam study guide. A triumph for me this year was learning patience and perseverance, especially with the project. I did have trouble sometimes with keeping my priorities straight, which resulted in a few bad grades. I hope to be able to apply much of what I learned in this class later in life.