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Welcome to the 2020-2021 School Year! I'm very glad to have you in my classroom!
Unit 1 Learning Objectives
Unit 1 Learning Objectives
How to properly and safely handle laboratory equipment and materials, such as:
Glass beakers, test tubes, flasks, and other glass materials
Chemicals and their accompanying storage and use requirements
How to properly use laboratory safety equipment such as:
Fire Extinguisher
Safety Shower
Eye Wash
Fire Blanket
Lab safety practices and behavioral expectations
Atoms & The Nature of Matter
The Periodic Table and how it's organized
How to calculate number of Protons, Neutrons, & Electrons from the periodic table
How Valence Electrons contribute to an element's chemical reactivity
Lesson 1: Science Lab Safety
Lesson 1: Science Lab Safety
Welcome to Science Class!!!
Welcome to Science Class!!!
I hope you're ready to begin learning about all of the incredible processes that make our world and our universe work. One of the most important aspects of being in a science classroom is knowing how to safely perform labs, experiments, demonstrations, and how to properly use safety equipment if and when the need arises.
STEP 1: To begin, please watch the video below to be introduced to Lab Safety rules, practices, & procedures.
*** Students will need to be logged into their greenvilleisd.com Google accounts to view videos and complete assignments in Google Classroom.
STEP 2: Complete the "Mad Scientist Lab Safety" notes by using the slides below. Once you complete the notes, add them to your Digital Science Notebook.
Lesson 2: What Are Atoms?
Lesson 2: What Are Atoms?
Atoms are the building blocks of all matter (solids, liquids, & gasses). Everything that you can see, touch, and taste is made of atoms. Watch this video then proceed to the next step.
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