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IPC - Vela
Instructor: Mrs. Valerie Vela
Welcome to IPC!
Integrated Physics and Chemistry (IPC) is an introductory physics and chemistry course that is designed to spark interest while building a firm foundation for the future, more advanced science courses. Topics covered this year can be found in the syllabus in the "files" section below. Important homework dates can be found on the calendar below.Google Classroom: Please make sure you have joined my Google Classes. Use the following codes to gain access:
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The photo shows a Five Star composition book, hard cover, non-perforated. It is my favorite, of the several types I have tried. But, they are not easy to find. This year I had to order them online for about $6. They also make a poly cover one that sells for about $2.50 at Walmart. Mead Five Star is durable, and will most likely hold up all year long.
Any composition book should work, but I would not recommend a spiral notebook, or any other type of perforated notebook.
Supplies Needed for IPC: We have always shared scissors, glue, calculators, pens, sharpeners, staplers, etc. Due to the COVID-19 virus, and our attempt to prevent cross-contamination, it is very important that each student have their own supplies this year, kept in their backpack.
personal scissors
#2 pencils
erasers
handheld pencil sharpener
composition book - must not be a spiral notebook
folder - to keep graded papers in
highlighters - various colors
map pencils
calculator - simple, inexpensive (+, -, x, /)
2 bottles of Elmer's glue
2 roll of paper towels - TURN IN
optional - clear Scotch tape
optional - mini personal stapler
