Complete the following for extra credit on the quiz:

Draw and Label the bonds for KCl and SO₂

*You will get points for visiting the other blogs on our TEAM.  If you can write Ms. Thachik and Mr. McNulty a legitimate question about what you are learning in Math and English, I will give you extra credit points.  If they tell me your question was garbage, you will receive garbage rather than extra credit. 

If you can complete this row, you will do fine on this table in the quiz.

Your mission should you choose to accept it:

Complete this table and send me the answers in the comment section, you will receive a homework pass for one of your missed homework assignments this marking period.  If you do all of your homework, then you will get bonus points on the quiz.  Good luck!

Heads up on the due dates and a little extra credit for those of you who are checking:

1.  Quiz Friday:  Graphing, Distance and Time Calculations, Interpretting the Graph, Compare & Contrast Speed & Velocity.

2.  All vocab assignments due (creative story and definitions in your own words) up to Frame of Reference.

3.  Quiz 1 corrections in appropriate format due on Thursday.

4.  Check new notes under Speed & Acceleration Page.  Motion II will have the Calisthenics and definitions.

5.  XC:  Explain to me how running from an alligator can help differentiate between velocity & speed.  In addition to studying, this will really help you when you are faced with this situation…as you inevitably will be some day.

Dearest Students,

You have a quiz tomorrow.  On this blog, navigate to the “pages” and click on “speed and acceleration.”  There, you should find the notes on Scientific Method in a Power Point file.  Enjoy. 

Remember to study and don’t forget you have the following assignments overdue:

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First Lab

Due to snow, the quiz will be pushed to Friday 2/29.  It will involve metals, nonmetals, metalloids, drawing Bohr’s model, and Lewis Dot Structures.

The element advertisement project will be due in two weeks.  Attached is the rubric so everyone can see what is expected of you.  You will pick your elements on Thursday 2/28.  Element Advertisement Project  We will begin presenting in between the DSTP on Friday March 7.  There will be no other homework all week and students will have Monday to work on it in class.

Study, practice, then practice and study.  All rules are in the notes section.

There is a quiz on density, physical change, chemical change, and states of matter.  Study your notes and vocabulary.  *Remember they are linked on this blog*

Unit Test on Force and Motion.  Jaime Books will be due.  Start studying now!!!

Quiz on strobe diagrams, Newton’s First Law of Motion and Newton’s Third Law of Motion