Esperanza High School Anaheim, CA July 27 - 30, 2015

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--Resources--

• Wiley Ebook Codes -- Wiley sent codes and instruction (see below) for three of their books. The Moog book is a college POGIL book. The other two books might be great resources for questions and problems.
• Wiley E-Book Instructions -- These are the instructions on how to download the ebooks from Wiley Publishing. This includes the Moog Guided Inquiry book.
• Extreme Glow 5-minute Light Sticks -- Here is the site for those bright, but short-lived light sticks. Remember, the price shown (e.g. $8.50) is for a package of 10 light sticks. Shipping costs go down if you buy more packages.
• Tiny Centigram Balance for less than $15! -- I purchased three of these to use in my classroom. For small masses, such as .22 shells, this looks like it will work great.
• Veritasium--An Element of Truth -- This is that YouTube channel with the amazingly cool science videos such as the Slinky Drop.
• Ben's Chem Videos -- This is the Welcome video of a young high school chemistry teacher named Ben. He has a great collection of videos that seem really useful.
• SPHS AP Pacing Guide -- Here is the Pacing Guide we are using to plan the AP class at South Pasadena High School this year.
• Kevin's PES PowerPoint -- From Kevin: Here are the documents that I used for the PES and Atomic Structure review session that Deanna was referring to. "PES Presentation" (as .ppt and .pdf) is the PowerPoint with some of my explanations plus graphs of the PES data for Hydrogen-Scandium. "CB PES Lecture" is just a document with all of the question from the College Board PES Webcast compiled on one page. "PES & Atomic Problems" (and Key) is a brief compilation of released questions from the CB (from past exams or practice exams) related to PES and Atomic Structure. I am happy to go through them quickly with everyone to explain how I have used the PowerPoint and PES data graphs in different contexts.
• Beautiful Chemistry -- This is the site I showed after a break that had beautiful close-up images of chemical reactions.
• Gummy Bear Wave Machine -- This is that YouTube video about a do-it-yourself wave machine made from duct tape, bamboo skewers, and gummy bears.

Justin Fournier, Ron Shaefer, Rita Leung and Stacie Dahl



Stephanie Shirey, Abbey Zinsser, Marie-Claire Siddall and Luther Pointer


Maelanie Galima, Margaret Wiedower, Keauna Shoemake and Linda Ye


Paul Le, Suad Yousef, Cristalle Callis and Blia Yang


Laura Hier

Name		School		Email
Cristalle Callis		Academy Charter HS		ccallis@theacademyoc.org
Stacie Dahl		West Adams Prep HS		stacie.dahl@gmail.com
Justin Fournier		Oxford Academy		fournier_j@auhsd.us
Maelanie Galima		Lynwood High School		mgalima@mylusd.org
Laura Hier		Rowland High School		lhier@rowland.k12.ca.us
Paul Le		Glenn High School		ple@nlmusd.k12.ca.us
Rita Leung		Connections Academy		rleung@connectionseducation.com
Luther Pointer		Anaheim High School		pointer_l@auhsd.us
Ron Shaefer		Santa Ana High School		ronald.schaefer@sausd.us
Stephanie Shirey		El Dorado High School		sshirey@pylusd.org
Keauna Shoemake		Barstow High School		keauna_shoemake@busdk12.com
Marie-Claire Siddall		Godinez High School		marieclaire.siddall@sausd.us
Margaret Wiedower		Academy of Our Lady of Peace		mwiedower@aolp.org
Blia Yang		Merced High School		byang@muhsd.org
Linda Ye		Cortines School of Performing Arts		yebinus@me.com
Abbey Zinsser		Tustin High School		azinsser@tustin.k12.ca.us
Suad Yousef		Wallis Annenberg High School		syousef@accelerated.org
Paul Groves		South Pasadena High School		pgroves@spusd.net