Atoms and the Periodic Table by Lynette Eichenlaub

Assignment #2: C.Notes: Structure of the Atom / Atom Foldable

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

Read your text (pgs. 172-177) and take Cornell Notes on the structure of the atom. Next, follow the directions and create an Atom foldable.

Assignment #2: Brain Pop- Isotopes

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

What is an isotope? Find out here. Here for your listening and learning pleasure.

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EXTRA EXTRA CELS Resource: Atomic Structure, Nucleus numbers, Isotopes, Electronic Structure, Ions, and the Periodic Table

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

Learn about atoms (a review) and isotopes (love the way this shows you) and Ions NOW and save chemical bonding for LATER (next unit).

EXTRA EXTRA Rutherford Lab: Obscertainers

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

For fun 2016
Complete this activity with the class. You will need equipment provided by me in the classroom.

EXTRA EXTRA

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

Review the Powerpoint to learn about how models of the atomhave evolved over time. Take notes in Cornell Notes format provided on the notes handout. You will also need the information found in your text (pp 164-166) to complete the notes handout. Include a picture of the model presented by each scientist.

Assignment #4: Periodic Table Basics

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#9 2016 Work with your group to construct a p.table to illustrate the patterns for elements #1-20. You will need this handout and a large 11" by 14" piece of construction paper.

Assignment #4: Periodic Table Reading Guide

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Assignment #: Atomic Basics -Part A Atomic structure, Part B Atomic Calculations, Part C Electron Configuration

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

#6 2016Follow me through this tutorial on the basic structure of the atom.

Assignment #3: Atomic Basics Tutorial for Part A Atomic structure, Part B Atomic Calculations, Part C Electron Configuration

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

#5 2016
Goes with Atomic Basics Part A, B,C- I will direct this lesson.

Assignment #2: C. Notes Atomic Foldable: Quick Lab: Atomic Bead Models Pg. 178

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

Follow directions for the quick lab on page 178 you will need materials provided by me in the classroom.

Assignment #2: Brain Pop- Atoms

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

Learn about the atom's structure. This is a nice overview before you dig in to your textbook.

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Assignment #1: The Great Atom Project

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

You will build a Bohr model of an atom of your assigned element. As soon as you understand the structure of the atom including the electron configuration (how to organize the electrons) you are ready to go! Due January 17.

EXTRA EXTRA Atomic Theory Timeline

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

Match the scientists name and time period with the lettered statements to create a timeline of atomic theory. You will need a piece of construction paper. New addition: Draw an atomic model for each scientist on your timeline.

Assignment #4: Brain Pop- Periodic Table

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC

Learn about the basic patterns on the periodic table of the elements. Watch this as a review of the structure of the atom and understand how the p.table is patterned according to atomic structure- it is as simple as that!

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Target Sheet: Atoms and the Periodic Table- see the Google Drive link on the website.

eichshouse4 — 2017-03-27 23:32:12 UTC