Physics 112

• We have started out next unit on the electromagnetic spectrum.
• Notes are below.
• Please read to page 11 in the following: em_spectrum_tour_nasa.pdf
• We will quickly review the EM spectrum but then proceed in to our next section on refraction.

Chemistry 112

• We have started the next unit, The Underlying Structure of Matter.
• Test on isotopes will be Tuesday, March 12.
• The first dedicated re-test day will be Monday, March 18.

Physics 122

• We have begun working through projectile motion problems.
• Work through page 1 of the practice problems (below).

Science 10

• Last week students were designing egg capsules, but before using an egg they tested their design with accelerometers.
• The worksheet they were using is below and videos will be uploaded within a few days.
• This week we will review science and engineering practices and do some project planning.

Physics 112

• Waves unit is complete and there will be a test Thursday, February 21.
• The complete unit notes and review sheet are below.

Chemistry 112

• The second test on mixtures and the periodic table is scheduled for Friday, February 22.
• Completed notes will be posted tomorrow.

Physics 122

• We have been working on the mathematical solving of vectors. 
• The test is scheduled for Monday, February 25 and the practice worksheet is below.

Science 10

• Last Thursday and Friday saw students focusing on asking questions and documenting redesigns in creating a cushion out of simple materials to lessen the impact of a crash between a toy car and the floor.
• This week students will focus on developing and planning their Science 10 project and an activity on Friday with a focus on making informed decisions from data.

Physics 112

• Physics is the study of nature and the laws that govern the universe. Students will start by exlporing the concept of light, then move on to kinematics and dynamics and we will finish the course with a study of work, energy and power.

Chemistry 112

• Chemisrty focuses on the interactions of matter.  The course breaks down in to two major units: From Structures to Properties and Stoichometry.  The first unit is a more theoretical look at how matter is classified, its physical and chemical properties and a more detailed look at the atom and formation of compounds.  Stoichometry is a more mathematical approach to chemical reactions.

Physics 122

• A more indepth, 2-D, look at concepts from grade 11.  Additional units will cover qualitative and quantitative studies of circular motion, universal gravitation, simple harmonic motion and electricity.

Science 10

• How will you learn science? Details to come.

Chemistry 112 Periods 1 & 3

• Students can finish/review Chapter 10.1 (notes are in a file below)
• Page 291 #s 3, 4 & Page 296 #s 7, 8, 13 - 15.
• Read through Chapter 10.2
• Page 298-299 #s 16 - 19, Pages 301-303 #s 20 - 31
• Page 301 #s 20, 21; Page 302 #s 22, 23; Page 303 #s 25 - 31.

Physical Science Period 4

• Weather Unit - Chapter 13: Read pages 516-517 then #s 1 - 3 on page 519.
• Read pages 522 - 523, 525 - 527 then #s 1 - 7 on page 527.
• Work on the unit review (file below)

Physics 112

• Continue with questions 1 - 10 on the Waves worksheet (below)
• Read the Waves information sheet (handed out Friday, or pages 344 - 345 of their text) then answer the following in your notebooks:

1. What is a medium when talking about waves?
2. Summarize the properties of mechanical waves.
3. What determines the speed of a mechanical wave? Provide an explanation for your answer.
4. What affect does friction have within a mechanical wave?