Today, the O section finally got the big bang from creating water that the other sections got yesterday. I told them this was how to make water in the desert--you just need a tank of compressed Oxygen, compressed hydrogen, and some liquid soap solution. Oh, and a match. You don't get much water, but with the big explosion, who cares?
The O, W and L sections learned how to count atoms. Here is a video of my own explanation of how to do this. The sound quality is not very good--I will work on this. For now, though, let's call this an experiment in how it is done. I'll get better at it. Everyone took a quiz over it, and everyone got an A+. How can I be such a great teacher? The answer: I have Mrs. Nolan in my room. She is awesome and was able to troubleshoot areas of weakness for students as we went along. Check out the video if you don't have dialup. If you do, well, as SpongeBob would say, "Good luck with that."
Well, I've tried it myself, and it doesn't work at school. Maybe it will work for you (it does work for me at home, but the sound is awful). I'll keep working on the system. I'm all about customer service.
We got out early today, so the S section sadly missed the lesson for today :( We will make it up tomorrow, assuming we are here. As to getting out early, sweet justice.
