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1. Grab… handouts on door & binder 2. Begin the Do Now 1. Draw and label a particle diagram for each state of matter. 2. What is Kinetic Energy (KE)? Describe the KE and particle motion of each state of matter.

Lab Writing Workshop Lab report FOCUS: purpose conclusion What am I looking for? Grade it! pH Lab Report  Exit Ticket

Testing Safe Substances How safe are the substances you put on your body?

pH Data Collection Determine the pH of the substance you tested using the color scale below: Record the pH number of your substance on the board under the proper column

Exit Ticket #2 Connecting Conclusions to Data - Complete exit ticket #2 independently and silently!