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School Year 2026-2027
Weekly Update 3 (8/29/26)
Good morning everyone,
Chemistry I Honors (per. 1, 2, 4, 5, 7) and Chemistry I (per. 3):
It was wonderful meeting those parents who attended Open House.
Wish list: loose leaf paper, graph paper. Thank you for all the donations. They are very much appreciated.
Check the lesson plans on kwanga.net. Check Focus and the binder log for upcoming grades. Ch. 1 "Chapter Work" is due on Tuesday (selected book questions on kwanga.net and at least five questions from Ch. 1 part 1 practices 1-2 and practices 1-5 from chapter 1 part 2). The page numbers and question numbers are on kwanga.net. Some of the questions are challenging, more so than the test.
Continue to study the polyatomic ions. Honors chemistry will be quizzed on all 28 ions. The ions on the regular chemistry quiz are listed in the assignment title on Focus.
Read the short version of the density lab. Print the data table if you do not want to write it out.
Study for Friday’s chapter 1 part 2 test by working problems. The test format is all math: 3 density (practice 3), 3 mole D.A. (practice 5), 1 general D.A. (practice 5), 3 sig.fig. (practice 4), 5 metric conversions (practices 1-2). All calculations should be rounded to the proper number of sig.figs. according to the rules. It is imperative that you practice working math problems to study for this test.
Enjoy the weekend!
Yours for Better Education,
Lori Bauck
www.kwanga.net
Palm Harbor University High School
Center for Wellness and Medical Professions
National Board Certified Teacher alumna - AYA Science: Chemistry
Claes Nobel Educator of Distinction
