Classroom Supplies

3 ring notebook

notebook paper

composition books for notes and labs

pen - blue or black ink'

pencils

1 package of white poster board  (smaller size)

map pencils or colored markers

highlighters

1 package of dry erase markers

3 x 5 index cards (large package, you will use a lot through out the year)

small bottle of Elmer's glue

3 boxes of kleenex  or  2 rolls of paper towels

1 small bottle of very cheap dish soap   or  1 dispenser of soft soap

Chemistry Lab Format Sheet 

Unit 1 Power Point

Units of Measurements Power Point

International System of Units Power Point

Scientific Notation Notes

MATTER

Density, Buoyancy and Viscosity Power Point 9-29-09

Density, Specific Gravity, Buoyancy, & Viscosity Notes 9-28-09

Mixture Lab Answer sheet 10-14-09

Matter - Ch 3 Outline 10-19-09

Ch 3 Power Point 1 Properties of Matter

Ch 3 Power Point 2  Changes in Matter

Ch 3 Power Point 3  Elements, Compounds and Mixtures

Classification of Properties Worksheet 10-23-09

Physical and Chemical Properties Lab 10-24-09

ATOM

Atom Power Point 1  Timeline

Atom Power Point 2  Atomic Structure

Atom Power Point 3  Mass and Isotopes 

Atom Power Point 4   Electron Cloud

ELECTRON CONFIGURATION  CH 5

Vocabulary - ch 5 Electromagnetism & Electron Configurations

Notes - Electron Configurations

Notes # 2 - Electron Configurations from the Periodic Table

 Notes # 3 - Electron Configurations

Practice orbital diagrams 

Flame Test Lab Questions

PERIODIC TABLE CH 6

Periodic Table Power Point #1

Periodic Table Power Point #2  Review

METALLIC BONDS

Questions 1-7 in class

Questions 8-15  homework due 1-26-10

COVALENT BONDS

Notes - Naming Molecular Compounds

Examples - Molecular Compounds

Worksheet - Naming Molecular Compounds

IONIC & COVALENT BONDS

Naming Compounds -practice sheet with answers

POLARITY

Electronegativity & Polarity Notes  (assignment for 2-2-2010)

CHEMICAL FORMULAS AND EQUATIONS

Counting Atoms - practice worksheet

Chemical Equations - tutorial power point

Chemical Equations - power point 2

Balancing Chemical equations

Conservation of Mass - ppt notes corresponding to handouts

SOLUTION CHEMISTRY

Water As a Universal Solvent  ppt corresponds to foldable

Conservation of Mass Test   (test A)  to use for test corrections

TAKS Vocabulary 1 Test

Subject Vocabulary 1 Test

TAKS Vocabulary 2 - words and definitions

Course Descriptions

In Chemistry each student will learn how to use manipulative laboratory materials and equipment; demonstrate basic chemistry techniques,  practice safe disposal of chemicals and learn about chemical reactions, rates, and processes.  Each student will learn about measuring, and using relationships to standards.

 Students will draw logical inferences, predict outcomes, and form generalized statements from lab experience.  Finally, the student will apply science to daily life through analyzing the impact of chemistry research and technological advancement on the quality of life, society and the environment.

STUDENT EXPECTATIONS

CLASSROOM PRIDE!

Provide your own materials.

Remain focused and on task

Ignore inappropriate behavior

Do your best work - always!

Enter the room quickly and quietly.