CONTINUED INTROS, WHO ARE YOU & A GEYSER EXPERIMENT

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CONTINUED INTROS, WHO ARE YOU & A GEYSER EXPERIMENT

COURSE

MRSLESIEUR.WEEBLY.COM

My website MRSLESIEUR.WEEBLY.COM Includes all important documents Daily homework, projects etc.

Textbook http://www.school.nelson.com/bcscienceprobe10/centre.html Username: BCSP10_studentcentre Password: BCSP10_onlinelearning

Getting to Know You – Venn Diagram Groups of 3 Only true to Person A Common btw A & C Common btw A & B All have in common Only true to Person C Only true to Person B Common btw B & C

GEYSER TUBE EXPERIMENT

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How to Measure Height

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Homework Periodic Table (put it in your binder) Try the Practice Quiz (on your own, be honest) Find our class website. Fill out the form for our class. (There is a potential prize involved.) http://mrslesieur.weebly.com Bring an 80 page notebook if you haven’t already