An eraseable pen for quick correction (no fountain
pens in
science please). A Tippex mouse or one straight line drawn through the
error is also acceptable. (No liquid Tippex please)
A black indelible marker for writing on glassware
A slim (thin) A4 binder with at least 10 plastic sleeves to protect and organise your work
BE ORGANIZED: EVERY WEEK check
you have plenty of sheets of clean
lined paper in your bag for notes. Regular borrowing of paper is unacceptable
LAB COATfor all double
period science classes unless told otherwise. You can buy these either in Monoprix or from a pharmacy or doubtless online. to class
Some device for tying hair back if you
have long hair
(e.g. 'chouchou')
'New Chemistry for You' and 'Advanced Chemistry for You' books for revision review and exercises
Any
questions about the above requirements should be asked in the first
week of class, after that I will consider that you understand what is
required.
Course related links:
Atomic Theory
PT History ( some documents to help you with homework have been added)
Drawing Lewis Structures: a very nice tutorial -
(also called dot and cross diagrams) .This is one way. I personally
prefer to use lines for lone pairs of electrons not dots as it is
quicker
As many of you will already know the school has been
developing a
new,
more practical, student-centred approach to science teaching over the
last few years. In 5ème and 4ème this involves a broad
interdisciplinary approach. At 3ème we will be studying within the
traditional subject frameworks (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) but also
continuing
to listen to, and help you develop, your ideas about science. Hopefully
in novel ways.
This year you will also be expected to use the books "Chemistry for
you", Biology for you" and "Physics for you" for exercises and
alternative explanations. But do not expect to follow the books page by
page. This is not our objective at EABJM.
In Chemistry we start by studying ions - building on your experiences
in 4ème and 5ème.
Message Board (don't
forget to check the useful links
at the bottom of the page)
Date
3ème odds
3ème evens
Requirements for Chemistry:
a ruler (any size)
a sharp pencil (pop-up pencils are good)
An eraseable pen for quick correction (no fountain
pens in
science please). A Tippex mouse or one straight line drawn through the
error is also acceptable. (No liquid Tippex please)
A black indelible marker for writing on glassware
A slim (thin) A4 binder with at least 10 plastic sleeves to protect and organise your work
BE ORGANIZED: EVERY WEEK check
you have plenty of sheets of clean
lined paper in your bag for notes. Regular borrowing of paper is unacceptable
LAB COATfor all double
period science classes unless told otherwise. You can buy these either in Monoprix or from a pharmacy or doubtless online. to class
Some device for tying hair back if you
have long hair
(e.g. 'chouchou')
'New Chemistry for You' book for revision review and exercises
Any
questions about the above requirements should be asked in the first
week of class, after that I will consider that you understand what is
required.