September 10th, 2013

Advanced Physics

• Starter: Solve for x in the following:• A) • B)• C)• Retest – good luck! • Post test: project work• Continue right angle trig review

2nd Period Chemistry

• Starter: complete using sig digs:– A) (14.5 g + 34.509 g) / (23.505 mL – 2.9

mL)– B) Lead is known to have a density of

10.66 g/cm3. You calculate a sample of lead to have a density of 10.2 g/cm3. What is your percent error?

– Is “400 g” the same as “400. g”? Explain.

• See learning check• Tomorrow: density and % error

learning check• Hmwk due tomorrow: 1-6 r/r wkst• Unit test: Friday

Astronomy

• Starter: get out SW/APOD sheet and learning target sheet

• SW/APOD• Continue new unit: The Copernican

Revolution

Conceptual Physics

• Starter: get out SMQ sheet • SMQ• See unit 1 tests• Continue Unit 3 Projectile Motion– Reading, Projectile Motion

• Hwmk due tomorrow: pg. 40 (1-10)

AP Chemistry

Daily• Starter: get out wkst

16• Continue new unit:

Thermodynamics – lecture 16

• Wksts 15 and 16

Weekly• Chem days: M, W, F• “Bio/Other” days: T,

Th

7th Period Chemistry

• Starter: complete using sig digs:– A) (14.5 g + 34.509 g) / (23.505 mL – 2.9

mL)– B) Lead is known to have a density of

10.66 g/cm3. You calculate a sample of lead to have a density of 10.2 g/cm3. What is your percent error?

– Is “400 g” the same as “400. g”? Explain.• See learning check• Tomorrow: density and % error

learning check• Hmwk due tomorrow: 1-6 r/r wkst• Unit test: Friday• Lab Safety rules discussion

8th Period – Math RTI

• Welcome!• Seating chart• Sample problems and discussion• Learning check reflection