Quiz the day before Spring Break

CLICK HERE for the quiz. Sorry its late. I don't know why C and D on page 2 don't show up. Its the same as your homework...

Science 9: Monday, March 26th

Warm Up:
Check and go over Homework
Agenda:
Weekly science forecast
Review position and velocity
Discuss how to graph motion
Relate to slope
Play with LoggerPro
Homework:
None, Lab tomorrow, you don't need goggles

Science 9: Wednesday, March 21st

Warm Up:
Check and Go over homework:
Agenda: 
Discuss the difference between 
distance traveled and displacement
Begin to talk about velocity (unit conversions)
Practice with whiteboards
Homework:
Finish the back of the worksheet

Science 9: Tuesday, March 20th

You will need a calculator for the rest of the year
Warm Up:
If a fly was flying around your car and you hit a brick wall, would the fly notice?
Agenda:
Point of reference discussion
Position notes
Variable rant
Homework:
Front page of "Practice with Relative Velocity"

Science 9: Thursday, March 15

Beware the Ides of March (someone smart can explain that)
Agenda:
Turn all unused homework passes in to the bottom of the box
Get out your WHITE periodic tables
Everything else off the desks
Take the Quarter 3 Test
You will also have tomorrow to work on it, so no rush
Homework:
Any last minute studying before you turn in your test tomorrow

Science 9: Tuesday, March 13th

Warm Up:
Pass back quizzes
Agenda:
Do not take the practice tests out of the classroom
Do not write on the practice tests
If you want one to take home, come see me at 2:46
Work on practice tests to review for test
Click HERE if you want to look at the practice test online
Homework:
Test Thursday and Friday

Science 9: Monday, March 12

Warm Up:
Turn Lab reports in to bottom of the box
Agenda:
Take Quiz 3-4 Reactions
We will review tomorrow and Wednesday
Homework:
Study old quizzes: Test Thursday and Friday

Science 9: Friday, March 9th

You need your GOGGLES today
Warm Up:
Check your solutions crossword
Agenda:
Explain Lab
Do lab
Homework:
Quiz Monday (Click the word "Quiz" to see it)

Science 9: Wednesday, February 29th

Warm Up:
Collect Mythbusters ECs
Agenda:
Check homework
Go over it and last recap of reactions
Jeopardy Review
Homework:
Quiz Tomorrow

Science 9: Monday, February 27th

Warm Up: No Books
Pass back labs and other stuff
Agenda:
Recap Notes
Finish Types of reactions
Practice with M & Ms 
Practice worksheet
Homework:
Balancing and types of reactions 
Quiz Wednesday (Review tomorrow)

Science 9: Monday, February 28th

Warm Up:
Finish Types of Reaction notes
Agenda: 
Practice with Classifying Reactions
More Balancing Practice
Homework:
Practice Sheet

Science 9: Friday, February 24th

Warm Up:
Get out your homework
Agenda:
Get correct answers from board
Discuss classification of reactions
Skits?
Classify the homework reactions
Homework:
None. Bring your book on Monday (go find it)!

Science 9: Thursday, February 23rd

Warm Up:
Get out your labs
Agenda:
Go over labs
Recap balancing reactions
Homework:
Balancing Reactions Practice

Science 9: Tuesday and Wednesday, February 21st and 22nd

Agenda:
We'll be doing a lab today and tomorrow
You need your goggles
Law of Conservation of Mass Lab
Homework:
None

Science 9: Thursday, February 16th

Warm Up:
Pass Everything Back
Agenda:
Baking Soda and Vinegar Demo
Start the Notes
Explain Reactions
Homework:
None Today Need Goggles Tuesday

Science 9: Tuesday, February 14th

Warm Up:
Finish Mythbusters
Agenda:
Start reactions with baking soda and vinegar
Start chemical reactions notes
Homework:
None Today

Science 9: Thursday, February 9th

We played Bonding Battleship
If you've taken the time to find this site you deserve a reward
Click HERE for the quiz. You took the time to study,
please don't reward your friends laziness.
Keep this reward on the down-low.
You did good work, you don't have to share

Science 9: Wednesday February 8th

Warm Up:
Check Practice with Bonding II
Agenda:
Revisit gas bubbles?
Battleship Review
Homework:
We'll play Battleship tomorrow
Quiz Friday!!!

Physics: After Apollo 13

You need your books!
Warm Up:
Meterstick demo
Agenda:
Show rotational analogues. 
Julius Sumner Miller Video from 2 mins
Explanation and importance of "I"
Practice problems

Science 9: Tuesday, February 7th

Warm Up:
Gas Bubbles
Agenda:
Legitimately finish the notes
Pass out practice assignment
#9 Change C6H6 to C6H12O6
Homework:
Practice with Bonding 2