In this exciting discussion-based and hands-on course, learners will explore the basic principals of chemistry.  This course that will cover chemistry at the high school level so that a learner can complete a full year of high school chemistry.  Learners will be able to participate in a live lessons, share ideas, and ask questions.  Learners will be able to complete up to eight hands-on laboratory activities.  Additionally the course will have useful and demonstrative videos, helpful practice problems, and live demonstration labs.

Each session will discuss a different and interesting topic of chemistry allowing for learners to choose one or all classes.    

Specifically, leaners will explore general areas of chemistry.

Here is a brief schedule of each week.  

Fall/Winter 2024 (14 weeks) 
Week of Sep 9: What chemistry is & how if affects everything! (1)
Week of Sep 16: Matter and Change (2)
Week of Sep 23: Matter and Change Part 2 (2) 
Week of Sep 30: Scientific Measurement (3)
Week of Oct 7: Atomic Structure (4)
Week of Oct 14: Atomic Structure Part 2 (4)
Week of Oct 21: Electrons in Atoms (5)
Week of Oct 28: Electrons in Atoms Part 2 (5)
Week of Nov 4: Periodic Table Part 1 (6)
Week of Nov 11: Periodic Table Part 1 (6)
Week of Nov 18: Ions - Types and Forms (7)
Week of Dec 2: Bonds:  Ionic and Metallic (7)
Week of Dec 9: Bonds: Covalent (8)
Week of Dec 16: Covalent (8) (Lab)

Winter/Spring 2025 (20 weeks)
Week of Jan 6: Mono Atomic & Polyatomic Ions (9) 
Week of Jan 13: Mono Atomic & Polyatomic Ions (9) 
Week of Jan 20: Chemistry Math (10)
Week of Jan 27: The Mole - Mole Conversions (10)
Week of Feb 3: Reactions - Types (11)
Week of Feb 10: Mole-Mole and Mole-Mass Calculations  Part 1 (12)
Week of Feb 17: Mole-Mole and Mole-Mass Calculations  Part 2 (12)
Week of Feb 24: States of Matter - Gases & Liquids Part 1 (13)
Week of Mar 3: States of Matter - Solids & Changes of States Part 2 (13)
Week of Mar 10: Gas Laws Part 1 (14)
Week of Mar 17: No Class
Week of Mar 24: Gas Laws Part 2 (14)
Week of Mar 31: Properties of Water (15)
Week of Apr 7: Aqueous Solutions Part 1 (16)
Week of Apr 14: Aqueous Solutions Part 2 (16)
Week of Apr 21: Thermochemistry (17)Acid, Bases, and Salts Part 2 (19)
Week of Apr 28: Acid, Bases, and Salts Part 1 (19)Part 1 (20)
Week of May 5: Acid, Bases, and Salts Part 2
Week of May 13: Oxidation/Reduction Reactions 
Week of May 20: Nuclear Chemistry (25)
Week of May 27: Electrochemistry (21)

Learners have the option to use the master supply list if they wish to complete the experiments with me.  Additionally, one week prior to each class a detailed daily class supply list, based on master supply list, will be provided.  Learners will be able to interact and collaborate ideas with classmates during the class.  Each will be encouraged to fully participate in each day's experiment.