Please pick up your nametag and sit at the same seat that you sat in last class.

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• Welcome!
• Please pick up your nametag and sit at the same
  seat that you sat in last class.
• Have your cover letter signatures and parent
  survey ready to turn in.
• Take out your complete syllabus word puzzle. Be
  prepared to share your answers with the class.
  Did you find the HINT on-line?
• Have your 3-ring binder with dividers Spiral
  Notebook scientific calculator ready to be
  checked off.
• Homework Student Survey On-line
• Warm-Up Question
• Name two things that you will contribute to this
  class this year / or name one change that you
  plan to make in your academics this year and
  explain how. You will turn in your parent survey
  and cover letter signatures when you answer these
  questions.

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Science Warm-Up

• Take out a blank sheet of paper and pick up a
  pair of scissors.
• Investigative Question How will you cut your
  piece of paper so that it matches the puzzles
  placed around the room?
• You may make and test many hypotheses before you
  find the answer..If you figure it out show Ms.
  Bergh.
• Rules Do not touch the puzzles on the wall.

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Class Syllabus and Expectations

• Each student will present a portion of their
  completed class syllabus/puzzle.
• Be sure to ask clarifying questions as we go.

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3-Ring Binder

• Dividers labeled Reference, Tests/Quizzes,
  Returned Work, and Portfolio Work
• Must store your agenda updated w/ hall pass
• Well-organized
• Spiral Notebook

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In-Class Break
Collect Class Syllabus Puzzle Check off 3-Ring
Binder with Dividers Scientific Calculator
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Lab Safety

• Discussion and Questions
• Lab Safety Video
• Lab Safety Quiz

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Lab Safety Quiz

• Goggles or safety glasses are used in the
  laboratory to
• Avoid eye strain
• Improve your vision
• Wear if you dont already wear contact lenses
• Wear at all times when instructed by the teacher

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• If a laboratory fire erupts, notify the science
  teacher immediately and then
• A. Follow the science teachers
• instructions
• B. Run for the fire extinguisher
• C. Throw water on the fire
• D. Open the windows

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• Flammable materials, like rubbing alcohol, should
  never be used near
• A. An open door
• B. A hot plate
• C. An open flame
• D. Another student

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• If you develop a headache during lab, you should
• A. Take an aspirin
• B. Tell your lab partner
• C. Tell your teacher
• D. Grin and bear it

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• Cleaning up the lab is the responsibility of
• A. Students leaving the lab
• B. Students entering the lab
• C. The science teacher
• D. The school custodian

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• You are aware that you have allergies. You
  should
• A. Always wear gloves in lab
• B. Discuss the matter with your
• science teacher
• C. Let another student run the
• experiment
• D. Say nothing

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• You have been injured during lab (cut or burn).
  First, you should
• A. See the school nurse
• B. See a doctor after school
• C. Tell the science teacher at
• once
• D. Finish the rest of the lab

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• Long hair in the lab must be
• A. Cut short for the year
• B. Held away from the
• experiment with
• one hand
• C. Neatly groomed
• D. Held in place with hair pins,
• barrettes or a rubber band.

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• Rough-housing and playing in the lab is
• A. Always against the rules
• B. Permitted only if you are
• working on the lab
• C. Against the rules if you are
• using a Bunsen burner
• D. Permitted if you have finished
• the lab assignment

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• A chemical you are using has spilled. What
  should you do?
• A. Wipe it up with a paper
• towel
• B. Let it evaporate off the table
• C. Leave it and avoid the area
• D. Tell you science teacher at
• once

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True or False?

• You should never touch mercury since it is
  poisonous.
• 12.After working with chemicals you should always
  wash your hands.
• 13.You should bring all your books, coat, and
  backpack to your lab station.

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• Its okay to make-up and conduct your own
  experiments as long as you are done with your
  work.
• You should dispose of all liquid chemical waste
  in the sink.
• Its okay to take off your goggles during an
  experiment as long as you are working carefully.

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• If you are fooling around in the lab, the science
  teacher will ask you to leave the lab area and
  you will receive no credit for the lab.
• It is always against the lab rules to taste a
  chemical.
• Goggles must always be worn when working with
  chemicals, heat and/or glassware.

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• You always need to wear shoes in the lab. It
  doesnt matter what kind.
• Hold long pieces of glassware horizontally so
  that you can put it down easier.
• When heating a substance, you should not look
  directly into the open top of the container.

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• Always rinse hot glassware in very cold water.
• 24.Always add acid to water and be careful of the
  heat produced.
• 25.If you have a question, you should keep it to
  yourself.

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