Chem1 - Algarin (8)-3 Assignments
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- 2021-2022 School Year
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- Science Department
Upcoming Assignments
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Past Assignments
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11/1: Mixtures Quiz
Use the PDF document to annotate (circle your responses).
Use the problemattic link to submit your responses.
Use the problemattic link to submit your responses.
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10/28: Classify Matter with Atomic Diagrams
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10/26: Mixtures - Properties & Examples
Use the reading and the video to identify properties and examples of mixtures.
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10/26: Do Now - Classifying Matter
Open with Kami
Observe video
Use the word bank to fill in the words missing on the sentences.
Observe video
Use the word bank to fill in the words missing on the sentences.
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10/25: Mixture/Compound Sugar Demo
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10/20: Mixtures vs Compounds
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10/21: Chemistry Enrichment Videos
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10/20: Why is air NOT a pure substance? Explain.
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10/19: Pure Substances Quiz
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10/18: Kahoot - Elements and Compounds
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10/14: Creating Compounds
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10/14: Review - Elements & Compounds - Edpuzzle
1. Open Edpuzzle with the link below.
2. Log in with your MAST google account.
3. Everyone must be signed in to start.
2. Log in with your MAST google account.
3. Everyone must be signed in to start.
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10/12: Diagnostic Assessment
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10/6: Build a Molecule
Differentiate between atoms and molecules
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10/4: Elements vs Compounds
1. Complete the edpuzzle.
2. Respond to the questions on the document.
2. Respond to the questions on the document.
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10/4: Is sodium acetate (NaCH₃CO2) a pure substance or a mixture? Explain your answer.
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9/29: Defining Pure Substances
1. Read the article.
2. Watch the video.
3. Use the reading and the video to add properties and examples of pure substances to the jamboard.
2. Watch the video.
3. Use the reading and the video to add properties and examples of pure substances to the jamboard.
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9/29: Is sodium acetate (NaCH₃CO2) a pure substance?
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9/28: Quiz - States of Matter
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9/24: Graphic Organizer States of Matter
1. Use the word study to distinguish between definite and indefinite.
2. Use your knowledge of states of matter to fill out the graphic organizer.
3. Check your responses by reading the CK12 article about states of matter.
4. Submit your work when the graphic organizer has been completed.
2. Use your knowledge of states of matter to fill out the graphic organizer.
3. Check your responses by reading the CK12 article about states of matter.
4. Submit your work when the graphic organizer has been completed.
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9/23: States of Matter - Molecular Workbench
****** YOU MUST REGISTER ON THE SITE BEFORE YOU BEGIN THIS ASSIGNMENT. INSTRUCTIONS ARE POSTED ON THE STREAM.*******
1. Go to link below. Sign in with MAST email credentials (google sign-in).
2. Go to assignments and complete the activity.
3. When you're done, click on GENERATE REPORT.
4. Click on SHARE and copy the LINK provided.
5. Paste the link (see picture below) and submit your work.
1. Go to link below. Sign in with MAST email credentials (google sign-in).
2. Go to assignments and complete the activity.
3. When you're done, click on GENERATE REPORT.
4. Click on SHARE and copy the LINK provided.
5. Paste the link (see picture below) and submit your work.
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9/22: States of Matter Basics - PhET
How does the arrangement of particles determine the physical state of a substance?
Use PhET simulation to investigate different states of matter and how particle arrangement influences phase.
Use PhET simulation to investigate different states of matter and how particle arrangement influences phase.
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9/22: What did you learn about developing scientific models?
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9/20: Questionnaire: Tell me about yourself...
Please fill out the form so I can get to know you better.