Posted by Gina Ortiz
on Sep 26th, 2011 at 7:39am
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Science week of Sept 26 to Sept 30
Due: Friday,,,,9/30/11
Chemistry----page 100 words to define part 2
------section 4A, create a one line history time line about the discovery of atom.
------as of to date,,,the class should be familiar with 20 elements of the periodic table of elements..name,symbol,,atomic number and mass.
Physics----page 69 questions 1-12, 13 to 19
------consulting PRECAL,,explain the equation
Given in class..
Physical Science-----chapter 4,Kinematics
------Be able to create a one linear map of the historical development of mechanics
-----List and discuss the three kinds of reference frame..consult page 89 of textbook
----Do review questions page 91 # 1-8
Biology----be able to answer the following questions:
--page 53 Facet # 1-3
--page 58 Facet # 1-3
--Do key terms page 58 and 62 section 2b1 and 2b2.
For ALL---Science Fair Projects Introduction and methodology and hypothesis must be done,,,all should be starting with their experiments..
Due: Friday,,,,9/30/11
Chemistry----page 100 words to define part 2
------section 4A, create a one line history time line about the discovery of atom.
------as of to date,,,the class should be familiar with 20 elements of the periodic table of elements..name,symbol,,atomic number and mass.
Physics----page 69 questions 1-12, 13 to 19
------consulting PRECAL,,explain the equation
Given in class..
Physical Science-----chapter 4,Kinematics
------Be able to create a one linear map of the historical development of mechanics
-----List and discuss the three kinds of reference frame..consult page 89 of textbook
----Do review questions page 91 # 1-8
Biology----be able to answer the following questions:
--page 53 Facet # 1-3
--page 58 Facet # 1-3
--Do key terms page 58 and 62 section 2b1 and 2b2.
For ALL---Science Fair Projects Introduction and methodology and hypothesis must be done,,,all should be starting with their experiments..
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