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$Course Syllabus-IB Math 1 - Laramie County School District #01$

o These are examples of elements • Tin (Sn) • Aluminum (Al) • Zinc (Zn) • Oxygen (O 2 ) • Hydrogen (H 2 )
Ok now that you have concept mapped the four categories now read section 2.1 of our new physical science book. Follow these simple instructions and use the access code to create an online account with the makers of the physical science book and use the online book to read section 2.1 (this section is all about, you guessed it heterogeneous mixtures, homogeneous mixtures, compounds, and elements!) Class access code: CD10C96E1633D8460431 As you read add any information you learn about heterogeneous mixtures, homogeneous mixtures, compounds, and elements to the concept maps that you have made. By adding what you learn as you read to the concept maps, the concept maps help to remember the information for you so you can use them as a reference as the unit moves forward. Congratulations you have done some work in order to make up the time you missed in class! Keep up the hard work! I look forward to seeing you in class!!! Please come in during AST ASAP and ask any clarifying questions you may have Note: I realize that the “Academic” in the academic support sign above is spelled incorrectly. This “Acadurmic Support” sign is on this fusion PDF to remind you to come to AST, and what better way than with a “catchy” sign? I in no way support the misspelling of words, but I do support the thoughtful student sentiment expressed when the students responsible for this sign gave it to me. Thanks Tayton, Ross, and Iggy!
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