WELCOME TO CHEMISTRY!
Nancy Brim
Lakeside High School
The majority of my website was lost spring 2012 and I am in the process of rebuilding it. I lost my conference site completely and have added back a few things to it. Please be patient as I work toward making it all totally functional again.
There is a calendar posted in the room for chemistry which will have what we will do each day and the homework assigned. Keep current with this calendar!
GIFTED CHEMISTRY: A list of the assignments for the current unit as well as copies of notes and most labs and handouts can be accessed my gifted assignments page. You can also access the gifted syllabus for this fall semester here and the syllabus for spring semester here.
You can access the textbook, Chemistry: Matter and Change online at the following website: http://www.glencoes.com/ose/ and using the Access Code: EB9624969D.
Information about required materials, late assignments, make-up policy, redo policy, homework, laboratory reports, and agenda book use can be found on the syllabus for this course given to each student the first week of each semester.
I have put together a web page with a variety of resources, some we will use in class and some we will not. You can access the page to use for reviewing for tests, etc.
BIG CHILL RESULTS
ENGINEERING DESIGN
First Period Conner Reinhardt and Sang Chan Kim
Third Period Quinn Roberts and Qurubel Asefa
Fifth period Weston Warncke
Sixth Period Sam Wiley
Seventh Period Kent Scott and Ben Weaver
Best in Show Libby Sinner and Leo Warren
TIME TRIALS
First Period 1st Conner Reinhardt and Sang Chan Kim
2nd Libby Sinner and Leo Warren
3rd Marshall Carl and Conor Brownell
Third Period 1st Quinn Roberts and Qurubel Asefa
2nd Kanak Parmar
3rd Cole Bowers and Matt Hummel
3rd Madison Brown and Bea Frankel
Fifth period 1st Weston Warncke
2nd Chase Mauldin
2nd Joe Fiorenza
2nd Sydney Ross
Sixth Period 1st Westley Jamieson
2nd Alyssa Crawford
3rd Jennifer Honein
3rd Tyler Breeden
Seventh Period 1st Dani Gurevitch and Bernadette Bridges
1st Ben Hoover
2nd Kent Scott and Ben Weaver
2nd Kelsey Williamson and Emma Schaeffer
2nd Claire Wilson
Top Three Times Quinn and Qurubel 5:30
Conner and Sang-Chan 4:30
Libby and Leo 4:00
Click here for access to the science fair page
Project READ - book project for second semester
Click here for the project information.
Dates You Might Think Are Important:
April 27 Prom, 200 Peachtree
April 29 13.5 week progress report
May 21-23 Finals – your last chemistry test!
UNITS TO BE TAUGHT - First Semester
Wks 1-2: |
Introduction |
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Wks 11-13: |
Bonding and Nomenclature |
Wks 3-4: |
Matter – Properties and Changes |
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Wks 14-15: |
Chemical Reactions |
Wks 5-7: |
The Structure of the Atom and Electrons in Atoms |
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Wks 16-17: |
The Mole |
Wks 8-10: |
The Periodic Table and Periodic Law |
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Week 18: |
Review and Final Exam |
The Midterm examination will be after the Periodic Table unit and cover chapters 1-6.
The Final examination will be after the Mole unit and cover chapters 7-10.
UNITS TO BE TAUGHT - Second Semester
Week 1: |
The Mole (10.4 and 10.5 only) |
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Wks 9-10: |
Kinetics (Ch. 16) |
Wks 2-3: |
Stoichiometry (Ch. 11) |
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Wks 11-12: |
Equilibrium (Ch. 17) |
Wks 4-5: |
Phases of Matter and Energy (Ch. 12, 15) |
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Wks 13-15: |
Acids and Bases (Ch. 18) |
Wks 6-7: |
Gases (Ch. 13) |
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Wks 17-18: |
Oxidation-Reduction (Ch. 19) |
Wks 7-8: |
Solutions (Ch. 14) |
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Week 18: |
Review and Final Exam |
GRADING SCALE
Classwork, homework, lab performance 15%
Laboratory experiments 30%
Projects 10%
Tests/Quizzes 30%
Midterm and Final Exam 15%
Information is subject to change.
Last Updated: April 18, 2013
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