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This document provides an agenda and objectives for a science class. The agenda includes handing in an assignment, reminders about an upcoming periodic table project, and work time in the computer lab. The objectives are to work with a group to create a presentation on elements and describe how elements are organized in the periodic table. Students are reminded to finish periodic table research for homework and use computer lab time wisely.
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