Some of you have been asking me, Can we look at atoms under a microscope? The answer is “No”, because atoms are waaaaaay too small to see under an ordinary microscope. How small? Check out this site that compares the sizes of very small objects, and lets you “zoom in” to get a feeling for how small cells and atoms are. You have to zoom all the way in to get to a single carbon atom. It’s hard to even imagine how small that is.
For science, your Atomic Model project is due on Monday!
There is no homework for yearbook.
For science, you need to do the Atomic Mass and Number Worksheet. Also, remember that your Atomic Model Project is due on Monday.
There is no homework for yearbook.
For science, you should be thinking about how you are going to build your Atomic Model project. Tomorrow we are going to talk more in class about how you can build it, and how to figure out how many protons, neutrons, and electrons each element has using the periodic table.
There is no homework for yearbook.
For science, you need to start your Building An Atom project, which is due Monday.
For yearbook, you need to survey 10 EBMS students about personalizing the yearbook.
For science, you need to read and take Cornell notes on pages 120-121 of the textbook.
There is no homework for yearbook.
There is no homework this weekend for either science or yearbook.
Enjoy a couple of days off!
For science, you should study for the Unit 2 Test, which will be tomorrow.
There is no homework for yearbook.
There is no homework tonight for science.
For yearbook, you need to bring all of your textbooks in tomorrow so that we can bring them to the library to get checked by Ms. Knox.
For science, you need to finish the Melting Solids Lab worksheet, including a graph of the data and your conclusion.
There is no homework for yearbook, but remember that you need to bring all of your textbooks in on THURSDAY.
