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1 Starting Monday August 24, 2015

2 Essential Question: Compare the two types of observations made in scientific investigations. 1. Fill out information sheet 2. Class policies 3. Notes: Observations

3 EQ: Describe the locations of the safety shower & fire extinguisher. 1. Notes: Observations 2. Pick up textbook 3. Freshmen meeting auditorium

4 EQ: Describe the locations of the safety shower & fire extinguisher. 1. Notes: chemistry, chemicals 2. Lab: Observations of candle 3. CW: Lab Map (finish tomorrow in class)

5 EQ: Describe the locations of the safety shower & fire extinguisher. 1. Notes: Chemistry, chemicals 2. Lab: Observations of candle 3. CW: Lab Map 4. Review lab rules & safety contract 5. Pick up Textbook 6. HW: WS Classify observations as qualitative or quantitative

6 EQ: Describe the locations of the safety shower & fire extinguisher. 1. Notes: Chemistry, chemicals 2. Lab: Observations of candle 3. CW: Lab Map 4. Review lab rules & safety contract 5. Pick up Textbook 6. HW: WS Classify observations as qualitative or quantitative

7 EQ: Explain the proper procedure when heating a liquid in a test tube. 1. CW: Lab Map (finish yesterday’s class) 2. Review lab rules & safety contract 3. Pick up Textbook 4. HW: WS QT or QL?

8 EQ: Describe the locations of the safety shower & fire extinguisher. 1. Notes: Chemistry, chemicals 2. Lab: Observations of candle 3. CW: Lab Map 4. Review lab rules & safety contract 5. Pick up Textbook 6. HW: WS Classify observations as qualitative or quantitative

9 EQ: Describe the locations of the safety shower & fire extinguisher. 1. Notes: Chemistry, chemicals 2. Lab: Observations of candle 3. CW: Lab Map 4. Review lab rules & safety contract 5. Pick up Textbook 6. HW: WS Classify observations as qualitative or quantitative

10 EQ: Determine which area of science studies matter. 1. Notes: Chemistry, chemicals, matter 2. Lab: Observations of candle 3. CW: Lab Map 4. Review lab rules & safety contract 5. HW: WS Classify observations as qualitative or quantitative

11 Essential Question: Determine which area of science studies matter. 1. Turn in signed safety contract 2. Due: HW: WS QT or QL? 3. CW: Part 1 -Lab equipment: name & function 4. CW: Part 2- Lab equipment: uses & puzzle

12 Essential Question: Determine which area of science studies matter. 1. Turn in signed safety contract 2. Due: HW: WS QT or QL? 3. CW: Part 1 -Lab equipment: name & function 4. CW: Part 2- Lab equipment: uses & puzzle 5. Notes: Branches of Chemistry 6. HW: WS Lab Rules Questions

13 Essential Question: Determine which area of science studies matter. 1. Turn in signed safety contract 2. Due: HW: WS QT or QL? 3. CW: Part 1 -Lab equipment: name & function 4. CW: Part 2- Lab equipment: uses & puzzle 5. Notes: Branches of Chemistry 6. HW: WS Lab Rules Questions

14 Essential Question: Identify: 1. Due: Part 1 & 2 –WS Lab equipment 2. Notes: Branches of Chemistry 3. Review Q’s: identifying lab equipment 4. HW: WS Lab Rules Questions

15 Essential Question: Determine which area of science studies matter. 1. Turn in signed safety contract 2. Due: HW: WS QT or QL? 3. CW: Part 1 -Lab equipment: name & function 4. CW: Part 2- Lab equipment: uses & puzzle 5. Notes: Branches of Chemistry 6. HW: WS Lab Rules Questions

16 Essential Question: Determine which area of science studies matter. 1. Turn in signed safety contract 2. Due: HW: WS QT or QL? 3. CW: Part 1 -Lab equipment: name & function 4. CW: Part 2- Lab equipment: uses & puzzle 5. Notes: Branches of Chemistry 6. HW: WS Lab Rules Questions

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