3 question blog 2/2

1. What tasks have you completed recently.
-recently we have finished the VSEPR foldable and our bonding review

2. What have you learned recently.
-recently we learned all of about bonding how it works and how it's done.

3 what are you planning to do next to further your understanding.
-well I plan on printing out a worksheet here at home on bonding because I'm still alittle iffy but I definitely think a extra worksheet on bonding will help!


Mark rodriguez.
2nd period.

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