Chemistry 11:  we did Lab 12B today, but only procedure steps # 1-2 and 4.  We drew molecules showing the correct bond angles and arrangement of atoms - trying to show 3D shape on 2D paper.  Some of us got a start on Unit 8 # 26 a-f.  Click here to see the Chem 11 Assignment Log

Science 8:  We completed our Optics Test today.  We will start Earth Science tomorrow.

May 15th

Science 8:  We reviewed optics for a while.  Then we watched this clip about constructing a giant concave mirror.  For the last portion we did the Waves and Optics Practice Test.  We will have a test on Tuesday on Optics and Waves.

Chemistry 11:  We wrote notes on Covalent Bonding after we went through the Lewis Dot Structures DIY WS.  We read pgs 176 - 199, then we completed U8 # 68-72 and 86 (a-f).  These exercises are due next class.

Science 8:  We read pgs 216 - 223 about applications of optics.  We made sketches and wrote notes on telescopes, microscopes, binoculars, and cameras.

Chemistry 11:  We did the homemade WS on Lewis Dot Structures, then we finished the procedure for Lab 6E.  Only the homemade WS is due Monday.  

May 11, 2023 

Science 8:  We began with a discussion on Human Eye anatomy, and we watched this video on laser eye surgery.  We read about problems with human vision (pgs 208 to 210), and we completed pg 210 # 1-7 in quality point form.  I marked everyone's pg 205 # 1-5 from Tuesday's class.  In the second half, we did Lab 6-4, the Sheep's Eye Dissection. Only pg 210 # 1-7 is due on Friday.

 Chemistry 11:  Today I collected Unit 8 # 31-39.  We took notes on Ionic Bonding, then we read pgs 170-175, and we completed 53-55 and 57 - 64 in unit 8.  In the second half we did Lab 6E and were able to complete Calculation # 1 today.  We will finish Lab 6E on Friday.  We spent the last 5 minutes looking at the CLC guidebook, and this year's Grade 12 important Dates, to get a sense of what happens next year.

Career Life Connections Intro Seminar

Welcome Grade 11s!   CLC is your final careers course before graduation!   Lets start it today.

Agenda                                                                                                                  

1)  What is CLC?  What format does the course take?  Read the CLC Course Snapshot, which is on page 2 of the CLC Guidebook.

2)  Capstone Project Description.  

    - A project that is substantial, personally meaningful, connected to your preferred future in some way.

    - 4 Categories of projects to choose from

    - Review this list of sample projects.   Can you identify your project now?

3)  Navigate to the CLC Guidebook on the RSS Website, and find the list of tasks on pg 4.  Begin completing tasks 1-5 now. 

4)  Overview of options for after high school graduation.

Useful research links:  Education Planner BC,...Skilled Trades BC, ...Work BC, ... Alberta ALIS

 5)  A few trades to consider - watch these videos.

Baker

Sheet Metal Fabricator

Autobody Repair Technician

HVAC Technician

Mobile Crane Operator

Monday, May 8th

Chemistry 11:  After a short review of atomic structure, we took notes on the Modern Periodic Table.  We read pgs 160 - 164, and we completed Unit 8 # 31-39.  A little time was given to finish Lab 11A part III (Parts I and II should already be done).   We finished by adding notes to our graphs of atomic radii and Ionization Energy.  Click here to see the Chem 11 Assignment Log

Science 8:  We did the Convex Lens Lab today - a complex task, with serious math and measurement, all done in the dark.  Well done!  All of the lab sheet is due except questions # 4,5, and 6. 

 Chemistry 11:  Today I collected Lab 20C and Unit 8 #13-19 & 22.  We did Lab 11A after we reviewed Bohr Diagrams.  We did the procedure of all 3 parts, but we did not make a lab report, nor did we do any questions or a conclusion.  

Science 8:  Today I collected pg 186 # 1-6 and 189 # 2-5 and 9.  We reviewed the anatomy of the human eye, then we read pgs 190 - 193.  Due Monday is pg 197 # 1-11, half in sentences.  Click here to see the assignment log.

 Science 8:  We used a concave mirror to create a real, small, and upright image of Mount Begbie and school ground trees onto paper.  We wrote notes on Mirrors, then we read pgs 182 - 186.  In sentences, we completed pg 186 # 1-6 and pg 189 # 2-5 & 9.  These problems are due Friday.  In the second half we did Lab 5-8, including the three analysis questions.  Reading pages 190 to 195 will help in learning about lenses.  We finished by learning about the anatomy of the human eye.