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Wednesday, Aug. 28th: “A” DayThursday, Aug. 29th: “B” Day

AgendaCollect SSA’s Homework questions/collect (Pg. 266: #1-10)/WSSection 8.1 Quiz: “Describing Chemical Reactions”Film safety projects/work on “Names and

Formulas” worksheet – DUE TODAY!Watch movie (if time allows)

Next time: Sec 8.2: “Balancing Chemical

Equations”

HomeworkSec. 8.1 Review, Pg. 266: #1-10

“The Big Idea” WorksheetQuestions/Problems?

Collect

Section 8.1 Quiz:“Describing Chemical Reactions”

You MAY use your book and guided notes to complete the quiz.

Safety ProjectsWe will take turns filming each groups’ safety project

using my iPad.While you are waiting, complete the “Names and

Formulas” worksheet with your group.We will be balancing chemical equations and

predicting products of chemical reactions next week and you will need to know how to name molecules and write their formulas.

You will probably need the ion charts in chapter 5 of your textbook… (I have extra copies)

You can also use the “polyatomic ion” app on the iPads.

Chem 2 Safety Movie

2012Sit back, relax, and enjoy the movie you

made!

Remember, the objective of this project was to make a more entertaining safety movie than the one I showed.

Did you succeed?