The spring final for chemistry and IPC is Tuesday and Thursday. We will use Wednesday for more review.

The last week has been a busy week and we were just not ready to tests. So, the chemistry and IPC tests have been moved to Tuesday, April 21, 2009.

The study guides have already been issued and have been available for over a week. Thus, everybody should have one. But if for some reason another one is needed, the following links will help.

http://mrcausey.info/chemistry/chem_study_guide_10.pdf

http://mrcausey.info/ipc/ipc_study_guide_09.pdf

Sincerely,
Mr. Causey

The IPC, chemistry and physics tests are tomorrow. Everyone has a study guide and can obtain another one from www.mrcausey.info

The IPC, chemistry and physics tests will be moved to next Tuesday, March 31, 2009.

Next week’s cycle sheets for chemistry, IPC and physics are already available online at www.mrcausey.info

Of course, I will hand out a hard copy in class on Monday.

Have a good spring break and see you next week.

The next chemistry test will be March 27, 2009. The topic will chemical bonding and Lewis dot structure.

The study guide is already online and will be handed out this Thursday.

The next test for IPC will be March 27, 2009. The topic will be chemical names and formulas.

The Study guide will be handed out this Thursday.

This coming week is ITBS Testing. It is also the last week of the quarter.

Therefore. it will be a light week with no homework, no quizzes and no tests.

Then next week is spring break. Enjoy and have fun.

The Physics Egg Drop Contest was held this Firday and it was one of the best contests ever here at Briarwood.

Everyone’s vehicle showed that they took time to research and test their project. Thanks!

Congratulations goes to Matthew Schantz and Andrew McKay for being the first to survive all three rounds of the contests.

Congratulations also go to Nick Newland for best style and Andrew Bolton for most spectacular crash.

Remember PPT are due March 10, 2009. Andrew McKay and Matthew Schantz are up first.

The Egg Drop project for the physics class was assigned last Friday. The guidelines can be found at www.mrcausey.info/physics

The project should demonstrate knowledge of momentum and impulse.

Due date - March 6, 2009