Science 9 P56: We wrote a few notes on the 4 Families of the Periodic Table that we observed from Tuesday and we debriefed the static electricity lab as well. After seeing a Cathode Ray Tube in action, we read section 7.1 and did pg 208 # 5-7, 10,12,13 and pg 200 # 2-5, 9, 10 in sentences where appropriate. We constructed a mini periodic table and drew Bohr diagrams for the first 20 elements. The last half hour was spent making measurements that enable us to calculate density. Due Friday are all the textbook questions and the table of Bohr Diagrams. Your Book Article was due Tuesday, so please finish this asap if it is not done.
Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Tuesday, November 12, 2019
Chemistry 12: Read 4.7 and do Unit 4 # 25-30. We did a quiz on Unit 4 # 15-24 in the last 10 minutes
Science 9: We began by marking pg 192 # 1-17, which was then collected. We experimented with attraction and repulsion among charged objects in order to understand how atoms combine to form compounds. We finished by seeing some examples of 4 key families on the Periodic Table: Noble Gases, Halogens, Alkaline Earth Metals and Alkali Metals. Today is the due date for your Article about your novel, please share this with me today on Office 356, even if you are not done. You will be using your finished article in your English class - finish it right away if it isn't done.
Science 9: We began by marking pg 192 # 1-17, which was then collected. We experimented with attraction and repulsion among charged objects in order to understand how atoms combine to form compounds. We finished by seeing some examples of 4 key families on the Periodic Table: Noble Gases, Halogens, Alkaline Earth Metals and Alkali Metals. Today is the due date for your Article about your novel, please share this with me today on Office 356, even if you are not done. You will be using your finished article in your English class - finish it right away if it isn't done.
Friday, November 8, 2019
Chemistry 12: Today I checked your U4 # 1-14 and we did a homework quiz too. Due for Tuesday are 15-24 in unit 4.
Science 9: After a short review we worked on our Article and pg 192 # 1-17. Both of these ae due on Tuesday. We also used our personal login to look at our Term 1 Grade as it stands right now.
Below are the requirements of your article.
Descriptive Title (Font 14, Bold, Times New Roman)
Your Name, all capitals Font 12,
Location, contact information, Font 10
[Body of your article: Sentence and paragraph format, 2 pages, double spaced, font 12 Times New Roman, 1 or 2 Figures (numbered, include a short caption, text wrapped), don't write with first person language (exclude I's, we's etc), Be sure to include a short summary of the story, a description of the scientific ideas important to the story, and your opinion about if the events of the story could actually happen.]
Literature cited (list your sources following Mr. Wilson's instructions and online guide) . Click here to see Mr. Wilson's Instructions:
use a footer (Font 8, Times New Roman) that includes the date, page number, and your last name.
Science 9: After a short review we worked on our Article and pg 192 # 1-17. Both of these ae due on Tuesday. We also used our personal login to look at our Term 1 Grade as it stands right now.
Below are the requirements of your article.
Descriptive Title (Font 14, Bold, Times New Roman)
Your Name, all capitals Font 12,
Location, contact information, Font 10
[Body of your article: Sentence and paragraph format, 2 pages, double spaced, font 12 Times New Roman, 1 or 2 Figures (numbered, include a short caption, text wrapped), don't write with first person language (exclude I's, we's etc), Be sure to include a short summary of the story, a description of the scientific ideas important to the story, and your opinion about if the events of the story could actually happen.]
Literature cited (list your sources following Mr. Wilson's instructions and online guide) . Click here to see Mr. Wilson's Instructions:
use a footer (Font 8, Times New Roman) that includes the date, page number, and your last name.
Thursday, November 7, 2019
Science 9 P56: We viewed elements today, writing their symbols, names and properties. We read through section 6.2 and made an inventory of Text Features. We started pg 192 # 1-17, but this is not due. I would like your Article to be done for Friday, and to submit it please share your final version with me as a PDF. See me if you need until Tuesday morning to have it completed.
Wednesday, November 6, 2019
Science 9: We viewed elements today, writing their symbols, names and properties. We read through section 6.2 and made an inventory of Text Features. We started pg 192 # 1-17, but this is not due. I would like your Article to be done for Friday, and to submit it please share your final version with me as a PDF. See me if you need until Tuesday morning to have it completed.
Chemistry 12: The first half was spent on our Solubility Test. The second half was about Bronsted-Lowry Acids and Bases. Unit 4 # 1-14 are due on Friday, and will be checked for completion.
Chemistry 12: The first half was spent on our Solubility Test. The second half was about Bronsted-Lowry Acids and Bases. Unit 4 # 1-14 are due on Friday, and will be checked for completion.
Tuesday, November 5, 2019
Science 9: We did the Ecology Unit Test today, then worked on our Articles. See the requirements in blue below. Share a PDF with me today by 11:30. Your final Article is due Friday.
Descriptive Title (Font 14, Bold, Times New Roman)
Your Name, all capitals Font 12,
Location, contact information, Font 10
[Body of your article: Sentence and paragraph format, 2 pages, double spaced, font 12 Times New Roman, 1 or 2 Figures (numbered, include a short caption, text wrapped), don't write with first person language (exclude I's, we's etc), Be sure to include a short summary of the story, a description of the scientific ideas important to the story, and your opinion about if the events of the story could actually happen.]
Literature cited (list your sources following Mr. Wilson's instructions and online guide)
Use a footer (Font 8, Times New Roman) that includes the date, page number, and your last name.
Chemistry 12: Today we took note on Acids and Bases, our 4th unit. We did Unit 4 # 1-10, but only if the Solubility Practice Test is done. I have an optional Solubility Review #2 as well. On Wednesday we will have a Solubility Test, all topics from Unit III except titrations.
Descriptive Title (Font 14, Bold, Times New Roman)
Your Name, all capitals Font 12,
Location, contact information, Font 10
[Body of your article: Sentence and paragraph format, 2 pages, double spaced, font 12 Times New Roman, 1 or 2 Figures (numbered, include a short caption, text wrapped), don't write with first person language (exclude I's, we's etc), Be sure to include a short summary of the story, a description of the scientific ideas important to the story, and your opinion about if the events of the story could actually happen.]
Literature cited (list your sources following Mr. Wilson's instructions and online guide)
Use a footer (Font 8, Times New Roman) that includes the date, page number, and your last name.
Chemistry 12: Today we took note on Acids and Bases, our 4th unit. We did Unit 4 # 1-10, but only if the Solubility Practice Test is done. I have an optional Solubility Review #2 as well. On Wednesday we will have a Solubility Test, all topics from Unit III except titrations.
Monday, November 4, 2019
Chemistry 12: Solubility Test on Wednesday. Lab 19C should be done. The Practice Test is due tomorrow, Tuesday.
Sci 9 P56: We started by marking pg 125 from the Probe 10. After this, we spent time completing the first draft of our Fiction novel writing assignment. We looked at a Scientific Paper to see how the Author formatted their work to make it easy to read, and we followed the same format.
Descriptive Title (Font 14, Bold, Times New Roman)
Your Name, all capitals Font 12,
Location, contact information, Font 10
[Body of your article: Sentence and paragraph format, 2 pages, double spaced, font 12 Times New Roman, 1 or 2 Figures (numbered, include a short caption, text wrapped), don't write with first person language (exclude I's, we's etc), Be sure to include a short summary of the story, a description of the scientific ideas important to the story, and your opinion about if the events of the story could actually happen.]
Literature cited (list your sources following Mr. Wilson's instructions and online guide)
use a footer (Font 8, Times New Roman) that includes the date, page number, and your last name.
At the end of our class we went over the practice test Multiple Choice answers. Click here to see the Written Response answers. Next class we will have an Ecology Test.
Science 9 P12:
After marking pg 125 from the Probe 10 we did the practice test. Click here to see the Written Response answers. Next class we will have an Ecology Test.
Careers 8:
We started off with a short review of Trades and Non-trades. We watched a few ITA videos on trades, listed here. Click to watch. Baker Video, Gas Fitter, Refridgeration and AC Tech, Carpenter.
After this we had a short discussion about other Post Secondary Options, including the Justice Institute, College, University, Trades School, Military, and Industry Certification.
We finished with an inventory on Multiple Intelligences.
Sci 9 P56: We started by marking pg 125 from the Probe 10. After this, we spent time completing the first draft of our Fiction novel writing assignment. We looked at a Scientific Paper to see how the Author formatted their work to make it easy to read, and we followed the same format.
Descriptive Title (Font 14, Bold, Times New Roman)
Your Name, all capitals Font 12,
Location, contact information, Font 10
[Body of your article: Sentence and paragraph format, 2 pages, double spaced, font 12 Times New Roman, 1 or 2 Figures (numbered, include a short caption, text wrapped), don't write with first person language (exclude I's, we's etc), Be sure to include a short summary of the story, a description of the scientific ideas important to the story, and your opinion about if the events of the story could actually happen.]
Literature cited (list your sources following Mr. Wilson's instructions and online guide)
use a footer (Font 8, Times New Roman) that includes the date, page number, and your last name.
At the end of our class we went over the practice test Multiple Choice answers. Click here to see the Written Response answers. Next class we will have an Ecology Test.
Science 9 P12:
After marking pg 125 from the Probe 10 we did the practice test. Click here to see the Written Response answers. Next class we will have an Ecology Test.
Careers 8:
We started off with a short review of Trades and Non-trades. We watched a few ITA videos on trades, listed here. Click to watch. Baker Video, Gas Fitter, Refridgeration and AC Tech, Carpenter.
After this we had a short discussion about other Post Secondary Options, including the Justice Institute, College, University, Trades School, Military, and Industry Certification.
We finished with an inventory on Multiple Intelligences.
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