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Summer Prep Classes
Fill out the Google Form below the class you're interested in and get an invite to our info session!
Pre-AP Chemistry
This class will be taught by our lead tutor who is a credentialed teacher with 10+ years of teaching experience in AP, Honors & General Chemistry.
Get a competitive advantage and head start on one of the toughest AP science courses with someone who has taught AP Chemistry multiple years and developed curriculum through real teaching experience.
Topics we'll cover:
-Naming compounds, stoichiometry, limiting reactants, empirical & molecular formulas
-Mass spectroscopy, photoelectron spectroscopy, periodic trends
-Simple & advanced lewis structures, VSEPR, hybridization
-Intermolecular forces
-Kinetics, rate laws, mechanisms
-Specific/latent heat, bond enthalpy, Hess' law
-Equilibrium, Le Chatelier's Principle, K vs Q
-Titrations, H+/OH- concentration, pH table
-Common labs, tips for answering AP problems, test tips from AP graders
Details:
-8 classes (1 hour each, for two weeks) + 2 hours of optional office hours
-brief lecture and will mostly work through practice problems and AP free response questions
-daily homework includes problem sets, short readings/videos to supplement instruction
-class size will be capped at 5 students
Free info session on Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 12:00p - 12:20p PST to share more details and give parents/students a chance to ask questions. Fill out the "Pre-AP Form" below to get the Zoom link for the info session!
**Free trial session on Saturday, June 6, from 12:30p - 1:15p PST so you can get an idea of how our sessions work! The topic will be significant figures, naming, and stoichiometry!**
Pre-Honors Chemistry
This class will be taught by our lead tutor who is a credentialed teacher with 10+ years of teaching experience in AP, Honors & General Chemistry.
Get a competitive advantage and head start on Honors Chemistry this summer!
Topics we'll cover:
-Foundations: dimensional analysis, density (virtual lab), classifying substances
-Periodic table: families, traits of metals & nonmetals, atoms, isotopes & ions
-Electron configurations (abbreviated & orbital) & Periodic trends
-Bonding: Drawing lewis structures & naming compounds
-Conversions with moles, grams, molecules, atoms & particles
-Thermochemistry: specific & latent heat, phase diagrams & heat curves
-Solutions: Molarity, pH/pOH calculations
-Stoichiometry: mole to/from grams, limiting & excess reactants
Details:
-8 classes (1 hour each, for two weeks) + 2 hours of optional office hours
-brief lecture, working through practice problems
-daily homework includes problem sets, reading/videos to supplement instruction
-class size will be capped at 5 students
We will be holding an info session on Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 1:30p - 1:50p PST to share more details and give parents/students a chance to ask questions. Fill out the "Pre-HChem Form" below to get the Zoom link for the info session!
**Free trial session on Saturday, June 6, from 2:00p - 2:45p PST so you can get an idea of how our sessions work!**
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