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Getting started in AP Chemistry

There are big changes happening in AP Chemistry this year!

First, we got a redesigned curriculum which means covering some of the content to greater depth in new ways.  It also means new labs and new lab equipment (yay, new toys!).

We also have brand-new Chromebooks for our 1:1 classroom experience (yay, new toys!).

There's a lot we need to do get ourselves orientated to all of this newness.  Some of it you may have learned last year, some of it might be new to you.

Chemistry is the sometimes defined as the study of changes to matter and this year we are certainly going to be changing a lot!
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