Susan Townsend

1st period: Physical Science

2nd period: Chem II Honors/AP Chemistry

3rd period: Planning

4th period: Honors Chemistry

Office Hours: 11:30 - 1:00; After school 3:00-3:45

Clubs: Girls Who Code; ACS Chem Club

Announcements

Honors Chemistry (4th period): Answers to the Gas Laws Worksheet

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Please click the link for your class syllabus

Physical Science Syllabus

Chem 2 Honors/AP Chemistry Syllabus

Honors Chemistry Syllabus

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ATTENTION CHEM 2 HONORS/AP CHEM STUDENTS!!!

Sign up for the College Board AP Classroom using the info below. We will be using this site for personal progress checks and other assignments. Please let me know asap if you will have difficulty accessing this resource at home.

To enroll in this section online, sign into https://myap.collegeboard.org and enter the section join code

JOIN CODE: ZXWAMR

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CHEM 2 HONORS PROJECT: Walking in the Footsteps of Scientists

Due no later than October 4

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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

Chem 2 Honors/AP Chem: @3h634b

Honors Chem: @2384bk

Physical Science: @gda648

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Supplies needed for Physical Science, Honors Chemistry and Chem II Honors/AP Chemistry:

notebook paper

pencil/pen: no bright colors for homework, I'm old! ;-)

3-ring binder (dividers optional)

-scientific calculator (phones are NOT acceptable for tests/quizzes and you must have your own!)

graphing calculators are ok, but NOT required

a good scientific calculator is about $10-$15. I use a TI-30X

colored pens or pencils (highlighters would be helpful too)

Please consider a donation of any of the following:

facial tissues, hand soap, paper towels, glue sticks, markers, colored pencils, C or D batteries

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!

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