In this class students will learn the basics of high school chemistry by looking at  real life examples and examples, videos and labs they can do at home. The class is highly interactive and students are encouraged to ask questions. Students will practice solving equations and reflecting on what they have learned. Students  will also participate in  review games and will be assigned homework and notes. It is recommended that Chemistry 1st semester is completed and  that the student has some knowledge of basic algebra.

All assignments are posted on Sunday and due a week after the class occurs. Extensions will be made on a case by case basis.
At the end of the 16 weeks a midterm will be given and report cards documenting the student's progress will be available by request.

Semester 2

Session 1 Moles part 1
A. Introduction

Session 2 Moles Part 2
A. Conversions
B. Empirical vs. Molecular formula
C. Find Molecular Formula

Session 3 Reactions Part 1
A. Balancing reactions
B. States of matter

Session 4 Reactions part 2
A. 5 types of Reactions
B. Predicting products

Session 5 Review and Test
The test will cover reactions and balancing equations.

Session 6 Stoichiometry Part 1
A. Mole to Mole Conversions

Session 7 Stoichiometry Part 2
A. Grams to Grams Conversions
B. Moles to Grams Conversions

Session 8 Stoichiometry part 3
A. Limiting Reactants
B. Percent Yield
 
Session 9 Review and Test
This test will cover Stoichiometry and Conversions.

Session 10 Gasses part 1
A. Kinetic Molecular Theory
B. Gas Variables

Session 11  Gasses Part 2
A.Temperature Conversion
B. Pressure Conversions
C. Dalton’s Law

Session 12 Gasses part 3
A. Combined Gas Law
B. Ideal Gas Law

Session 13 Solutions part 1
A. Solubility and Dissolving
B.Reaction Products

Session 14  Solutions Part 2
A. Molarity Calculations
B. Dilution Calculations

Session15
A. PH meters
B. Acids and Bases

Session 16
Review and Final