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 (Use the first letter of your first name)
A – SATYR H – HADES O – OTHRUS V – VENUS
B – BART I – GREMUN P – PEGASUS W – DARWIN
C – CHAD J – SEOUL Q – PARIS X – SHREK
D – DEMETER K – COSMOS R – BERNARD Y – YAREN
E – BEIRUT L – CYCLOPES S – SAGAN Z – ZAGREB
F – FREUD M – MINION T – TYPHON
G – GRIFFIN N – NUUK U – SPHINX

(End it with the corresponding month you were born in)

JAN – IUM JULY – INE

FEB – ON AUG – IUM
MARCH – IUM SEPT – IUM
APRIL – INE OCT – INE
MAY – INE NOV – IUM
JUNE – ON DEC – ON

WHAT’S YOUR SUPER POWER?

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something which floats

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something which lights up

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something which is a liquid

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something that smell

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something which can melt

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something which is cold

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something which you can inflate

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TOPICS: FIRST QUARTER
Elements and Compounds
Mixtures
Solutions
Concentration of Solution
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TOPICS: SECOND QUARTER

Phases of Matter
Structure of an Atom
Periodic Table of Elements
Behavior of an Element
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TOPICS: THIRD QUARTER
 Quantum Mechanical Model of an Atom
 Types of Compounds
 Formation of Ions
 Structure of Carbon Atom
 Organic Compounds
 Mole Concept
 Percent Composition of a Compound
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TOPICS: FOURTH QUARTER
Volume, Pressure, and Temperature of
Gas
Biomolecules
Chemical Reactions
Factors Affecting Rates of Chemical
Reactions
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How to pass the
subject?
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Requirements:
Complete Compilation of Worksheets
Complete Laboratory Reports
Complete Quizzes (Summative
Assessment)
Complete Performance Tasks
Attendance
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How to do well
in Chemistry?
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 Basic Rules:
Read the instructions carefully and follow the
1 precautionary measures.

Open the indicated interactive simulations. Go beyond

2 given instructions and questions. Explore further and
deeper as your time allows.

Open and view the indicated videos. Review the videos

3 as many times as needed, as you answer the discussion
questions related to them.
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 Basic Rules:
4 Before doing the activity, make sure that all
the materials needed are already prepared.

Take notes as you go through the

5 simulations, videos, and experiments.

6 When in doubt, ASK.

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