
Phone: (704) 736-1017 ext 61314
Email:
Degrees and Certifications:
BS - Biology, Roosevelt University, Chicago National Board Certified
Susan Townsend
1st period: Honors Chemistry
2nd period: Planning
3rd period: Chem 2 Honors
4th period: Honors Chemistry
Office Hours: 10-11am; After school 3:00-3:45
Clubs: Girls Who Code; ACS Chem Club, High-Q
Announcements
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Girls Who Code
Interested in joining Girls Who Code? Click here for the student interest form. We will meet the 2nd Tuesday of each month after school in Room 314.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT NAVIGATING COURSE MATERIALS
All class materials are accessed through Canvas. Make sure you are logged in through your school email.
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WELCOME SCIENTISTS!
This is your classroom to learn, have fun, and periodically do science! I hope you’re in your element and have a great reaction!
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Sign up for Remind to receive announcements and reminders for class. You can also send me messages any time. Text the code for your class listed below to 81010
Honors Chemistry (1st/4th periods): @6f2hch
Chem 2 Honors/AP Chem (3rd period): @chem2apc
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ONLINE TEXTBOOK FOR HONORS CHEMISTRY:
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Class Supply List for All Classes:
paper
pen/pencil (no bright colors please)
binder or some means to organize your work
scientific calculator (I use a TI-30X which is only about $10-$15, graphing calculators are fine if you already have one) - please let me know if you are unable to get a calculator, I will make sure you have one for the semester
Optional but strongly recommended due to being unable to share classroom items:
colored pencils highlighter (any color)
hand held pencil sharpener mini stapler
ruler scissors
glue stick or tape personal facial tissue/kleenex
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NEED HELP?
If you have missed a day or are having trouble understanding anything in class you can try the videos listed below. Go to youtube, and search for the topic and one of these names: Bozeman Science, Crash Course Chemistry, Tyler DeWitt or Khan Academy. For example, searching "Crash Course Chemistry electron configurations" will result in a really interesting look at electron configurations and music presented by Hank Green!