Pike High School, Indianapolis, IN July 7 - 10, 2015

--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.
• Kate's Pinterest Page -- This is a link to Kate's Pinterest page where she has collected internet resources according to topic. This is good as a set of resources but also as an idea of how to organize internet resources for yourself.
• 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.
• Electron Orbital Filling Animation -- John Gelder, Oklahoma State University, has an animation that shows how the orbitals change energy as the number of protons in the nucleus changes.  It shows why the "exceptions" take place.  This animation requires that you have Adobe Shockwave installed on your computer.
• Beautiful Chemistry -- This is the site I showed after a break that had beautiful close-up images of chemical reactions.
• ChemStudy Video on Catalysis -- This is a link to the Catalysis video from the old ChemStudy video series. This is actuyally a link to the Berkeley Archive Site. You can also do a Google search for 'ChemStudy Catalysis' and find the YouTube video.
• Chemistry--Interesting Ted Education Videos -- This is a link to a collection of TED ED videos related to chemistry. We watched the one video about How to Speed Up A Reaction and Get A Date.

Lacey Moss, Kate Smola, Susan Garrison, Lara Fairchild and Don Dyke



Kendal Smith, Leonard Arbogast, Kevin Morse, Jessica Small-Summers and Deanna York

Name		School		Email
Leonard Arbogast		Mississenewa High School		leonard_arbogast@olemiss.k12.in.us
Don Dyck		Whitko High School		don.dyck@whitko.org
Lara Fairchild		Bishop Dwenger High School		lfairchild@bishopdwenger.com
Susan Garrison		Morton High School		srgarrison@hammond.k12.in.us
Kevin Morse		Westfield High School		morsek@wws.k12.in.us
Lacey Moss		New Palestine High School		lmoss@newpal.k12.in.us
Jessica Small-Summers		Milan High School		jessica.smallsummers@milan.k12.in.us
Kendal Smith		Lake Central High School		ksmith@lcscmail.com
Kate Smola		Whiteland High School		ksmola@cpcsc.k12.in.us
Deanna York		Ben Davis High School		deanna.york@wayne.k12.in.us
Paul Groves		South Pasadena High School		pgroves@spusd.net