Science 8:  Click here to see the Science 8 Assignment Log. 

Chemistry 11:  We reviewed moles concepts first, then we worked on all the Questions and Calculations and Follow-up Questions for lab 4B.  In the last 15 minutes we completed an intro to moles quiz.  Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.  Grades have been posted to myed student and family login.  

Grade 8 Boys Travelling to Shuswap Middle School on Monday, October 6 (leave RSS at 2:30 pm) :  Jack, Hugo, Caleb, Mateo, Phil, Darcy, Cole, North, Vincent, Guarav, Max, Dawson.  Today we are watching the University Mens team play at 4:00, and the next practice will be Sunday at 7:00 pm.

 Chemistry 11:  We took brief notes on Converting Volume of a gas to Moles and we read pages 82-84 in Hebdon.  Due Friday is Unit 5 # 11,12,16 & 17.  We completed all the procedure for Lab 4B, but no work for 4B is due for Friday.  We also tried a practice quiz on Moles skills, and this was handed in.  Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.  Grades have been posted to myed student and family login.  

Grade 8 Boys Travelling to Shuswap Middle School on Monday, October 6 (leave RSS at 2:30 pm) :  Jack, Hugo, Caleb, Mateo, Phil, Darcy, Cole, North, Vincent, Guarav, Max, Dawson.

Science 8:  We began with a review of the Heart, then we wrote a practice quiz on Heart Anatomy.  We spent time finishing page 95 # 2-5,7-11 (half in sentences), then we made a flippit.  To learn about the immune system, we read pages 100-105 and filled in our Immune system flippit with brief notes.  This clip shows how mucus and cilia work together in the trachea to catch pathogens before they travel deep into our lungs.  In the final 30 minutes we learned about volume, measuring technique, and completed the Volume WS.  Only page 95 is due on Friday. Click here to see the Science 8 Assignment Log. 

Chemistry 11:  We took brief notes on Converting Volume of a gas to Moles and we read pages 82-84 in Hebdon.  Due Friday is Unit 5 # 11,12,16 & 17.  We completed all the procedure for Lab 4B, but no work for 4B is due for Friday.  We also tried a practice quiz on Moles skills, and this was handed in.  Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.  Grades have been posted to myed student and family login.  

Grade 8 Boys Volleyball:  Click here to view the league schedule.   Practice Wednesday at 5:15.  

Chemistry 11:  We completed Lab 2E and ensured that Unit 5 # 6 and 7 were done.  Both should be finished by the double block this week.  Try Unit 5 # 8 and 9 (try any 6 problems from each, 12 problems total).  Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.  Grades have been posted to myed student and family login.  

Science 8:  We read about the Circulatory System today, and filled in a placemat describing 3 types of blood vessels as well as the composition of Blood.  We started page 95 # 3-5 and 7-11, but this is not due next class.  We reviewed the heart anatomy, and the respiratory system (click here to see a terrific image) as well.  We will do a quiz on heart anatomy on Wednesday morning.  Click here to see the Science 8 Assignment Log. 

Grade 8 Boys Volleyball:  Click here to view the league schedule.  Today we travel to Shuswap Middle School with 12 players.  Practice Wednesday at 5:15.  

Chemistry 11:  Due Monday is Unit 5 # 6,7.  Try to have the Calculations and Follow-up Questions from Lab 2E done for Monday too, but you will be given a little time for this.  Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.

Science 8:  We went over page 91 #1-5, then we reviewed the respiratory system.  We made a Vital Capacity vs height graph to help answer the question "Does height influence lung capacity?".  In the last minutes we labelled a heart diagram and discussed how it works.  Click here to see the Science 8 Assignment Log. 

 

Science 8:  In the first half we learned about the respiratory system.  The human torso model showed us many structures, then we read pages 90 to 92 before completing the anatomy diagram and answering page 91 # 1-6 in sentences.  While students worked, everyone measured their vital capacity with the spirometer and measured their height as well.  The Scientific Question we are asking is this:  "Is lung volume larger for taller people"?   Click here to see the Science 8 Assignment Log. 

Chemistry 11:  The Intro Unit Test was written, then we did the procedure for Lab 2E.  No work is due Friday;  we will complete the lab analysis on Friday.   Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.

Wednesday, September 24

Chemistry 11:  The Intro Unit Test was written, then we did the procedure for Lab 2E.  No work is due Friday;  we will complete the lab analysis on Friday.   Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.

Chemistry 11:  Period D spent time reviewing the options available to RSS students upon graduation (trades school, college, workforce, university, flight school, justice institute,...) and well as different education pathways (certificate = 1 yr, diploma = 2/3 years,  Red Seal = 4 years, Degree = 4 yrs).  We then went to the Alberta Post Secondary Fair to speak with the recruiters.  In the final minutes we reviewed names and formulas of ionic and covalent compounds and we prepared Lab 2E.   In Period A we took brief notes on The Mole, then read the start of Unit 5 and completed Exercises # 6, 7 (these are not due, and are not on next day's Unit Test .  Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.

Science 8:  After taking brief notes on the Digestive System, we read pages 70 - 74 and completed page 81 # 3-8 (these are due Thursday).   Click here to see the Science 8 Assignment Log.

Monday, September 22nd

Chemistry 11:  After a review of density (half - sized WS), we completed the Intro Unit Practice Test, and this is due Tuesday.  Test on the Double Block on all that we have learned so far.  Click here to see the Chemistry 11 Assignment Log.

Science 8:  We learned about Carbohydrates, Proteins, and Lipids today.  We read pages 66 - 69 and wrote notes about the functions, sources, and varieties of each nutrient group.  We looked at the Canada Food Guide too.   Click here to see the Science 8 Assignment Log.