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1 Sunrise – 7:31 AM Sunset – 5:51 PM Determine amount of daylight. Tutoring Tuesday and Thursday, only, this week.

2 Wednesday January 21, 2015  WOD- Atom vs. Element  element - a basic substance (hydrogen, oxygen, gold, etc...)hydrogenoxygengold  atom - the smallest amount of an element Objective, 6.5 A – How do we define an element ?

3 THURSDAY JANUARY 22, 2015 WOD- PERIODIC TABLE A TABLE OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS ARRANGED IN ORDER OF ATOMIC NUMBER OBJECTIVE 6.5 A – HOW ARE ELEMENTS IDENTIFIED?

4 1. What is the average speed of a cyclist that travels 60 miles in 2 hours? 2. The speed of a cruise ship is 50 km/hr. How far will it travel in 14 hours? Answer in your journal. You DO NOT have to write question.

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