Used building blocks/Legos

If you happen to know that you have some old building blocks, legos, Tinker toys, or K'nex that are collecting dust, please consider donating them to 7/8 science.  It is amazing what we can use them for during class and homebase activities (I lost track of how many times I related elements to Legos!).  I also foresee them being useful when we begin our engineering unit.  Thanks!

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Last call for project supplies!

Students should have their supplies by Monday (12/17) to build their molecules.  We will spend some time writing and some time building.  However, some students may decide to just keep doing their written parts before building the molecule.

Any donations would be appreciated.  Glue sticks are appreciated since we will need many of them during term 4 during our engineering curriculum (shhhh!).

All students have the grading criteria (see link below) and we have discussed thoroughly in class the expectations.  Any student who needs help should look in their notes (which are posted on this website), or use the chemistry links (on left side of this website), or ask Dr. Google!  Of course, I am available during class.

If a student knows they are going to be busy sitting on Santa's lap all next week and they want to get ahead by working on it this weekend, they have all that they need to help them!

As always, please let me know of any hardships, financial or otherwise, so that I can help problem solve and give your child the opportunity to be successful.

Click her for the atomic modeling grading and expectations


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Bonding notes

Use the following notes to fill in the blanks on your student copy.

If you need a student copy, click here to print one



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Materials students need for next rubric

The following is a link to the letter that was sent home with your child about the supplies they will need for the upcoming atomic modeling rubric.

Click here to access the letter that was sent home.

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Atoms notes

Talking animals?

Just for the fun of it...



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