Parent–teacher night is this Thursday
Sign-up sheets are open in the front office. Slots run from 5 to 8 pm; each conversation is booked for ten minutes.
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Project 1 — the number-guessing game
Build the game from the spec sheet. It should loop until the player wins and tell them higher or lower each turn.
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Read chapters 9–12 for Wednesday
Come ready to talk about the letter in chapter 11. There will be a short reading check at the start of class.
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Problem Set 7 — Matrices
Questions 1–18 from the chapter. Show your working on the augmented-matrix problems; the answer alone will not get the marks.
21h
Projectile motion — lab write-up
Use the data from the launch we recorded on Tuesday. Include your error bars; a graph without them is a guess.
22h
Notes: matrix operations
The slides from today, plus two worked examples of multiplying non-square matrices for anyone who wants another pass.
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Goggles check before every titration
Lab 1 is now stocked with spares by the door. No goggles, no bench — that is the whole rule and it is not negotiable.
Slides: loops and conditions
Everything from today's lesson. The flowchart on slide 9 is the one worth copying into your notes.
Twelve opening lines to steal
A page of first sentences from the workshop shelf. Borrow the shape, not the words, and write past the second paragraph.
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Science museum trip — forms due Friday
Permission slips go home today. We leave at 8:15 sharp; the bus will not wait, and neither will the planetarium.
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Pick one passage from the first half of the novel and argue how its form carries its meaning. 900 words, cite line numbers.