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Chemistry

Matter, elements, molecules, and how they react

Instructor

Class Options (meets once/week)

(Tues-2)  10:10-11:30,  (Tues-3) 12:05-1:25

(Wed-3)  12:05-1:25

Pre-Requisites

Biology and Algebra 1

One-Time Class Fee

$60 

Course Description

Chemistry is the study of the structure, composition, and properties of matter. Students will be introduced to the study of atoms and elements using the Periodic Table of Elements, the principles of bonding, and the compounds they form through chemical reactions. Exciting experiments will allow the student to visualize and understand more of how and why reactions occur between substances. 


This course is designed to fulfill the high school requirements of Chemistry while also establishing a foundation for topics that will be covered in depth in college Chemistry. Students will grow in appreciation and awe of God’s power and will leave with an appreciation for the science of Chemistry. Time in class will consist of lectures and lab. Tests, labs, homework, and quizzes will be included in the course grade.


Objectives:


Fundamentals of Chemistry
Students will learn the fundamentals of chemistry including classification, properties, and changes in matter. Students will investigate solutions, mixtures, atomic and Lewis structures, and learn molecular geometry.


Measurements in Chemistry
Students will be familiar with the metric system, units of measurement, scientific notation, and significant figures. Students will learn stoichiometry and will be able to do conversions related to chemistry.


Elements in Chemistry
Students will use the periodic table to understand the components of elements, atomic mass, and the mole concept. They will also use this information to compose formulas and equations


Chemical Reactions
Students will be able to identify, balance, and predict different types of chemical reactions including formation/decomposition, complete/incomplete combustion, single/double displacement, acid/base, reduction/oxidation, exothermic/endothermic, and equilibrium reactions.

Homework

Homework/time commitment: Approximately 3-5 hours per week on reading, homework, and lab reports.

Graduation Requirements

1 High School Laboratory Science

Notes

Contact the instructor with questions.


Required Books & Materials
(Students are responsible for purchasing textbooks unless stated otherwise.)


Discovering Design with Chemistry

Dr. Jay Wile

ISBN 978-0-9962784-6-1 

Publisher: Berean Builders



Discovering Design with Chemistry - Tests & Answer Key

Dr. Jay Wile

ISBN: 978-0-9962784-7-8

Publisher: Berean Builders


*Online link will be sent following enrollment for student worksheet pages

  • Textbook

  • Answer key

  • Calculator (not a phone)

  • Binder

  • Reinforced loose-leaf notebook paper

  • Access to internet and printer 

No spiral notebooks allowed


Robin Storch | Co-Founder & Executive Director  
Kim Heinecke | Co-Founder & Director of Operations

Julie Smith | Director of Communications

Laura Kaye Noland | Admin Operations Coordinator

Jennifer Bettes | Volunteer Coordinator

John Krizer | Campus Support

*If you have questions about our program please contact us at:

TCCAdmin@ClassroomCollectiveOK.com

 

PO Box 5131, Edmond, OK 73083

405-771-6363

Classes are held at First Baptist Church

1300 E 33rd, Edmond

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