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9Huia 23 Hongongoi 2014 What we will do What we will learn Preliminaries and rollThe importance of starting well Hear (and write down a summary of) the story of Democritus Where a good idea and a good name came from Find out what a molecule is and talk about a MODEL for thinking The link between particles, atoms and molecules Write down what an element is and what a compound is. Elements and compounds, how to think about and draw them. Draw pictures of the molecules for: hydrogen, oxygen, water, methane, carbon dioxide, chlorine, hydrochloric acid How to think about and draw molecules of common compounds If time, work on our Scipads and get our books marked How to use time well.

HW item Skills practiced Scipad pages 83, 84, 89, 91, 94, 95 Due: Tues 10th June 2014 Intro to light, reflection, refraction, atmospheric effects Scipad pages 152 – 160 but not is optional Due: Wed 23 rd of July 2014 Ecology

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