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Student Planner Place this in the proper placeJan 28, 2015

Atomic Superhero Report due Feb 13.

Needed today in class:Planner, pencil, notes, periodic table, period 2 AR book

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REVIEW OF LAST CLASS

January 27th

Summary: We had a standard opening. We finished coloring the periodic table keys and the table itsself.

Answer the last class’s EQ which was:

Essential Question:Essential Question:Receive a high grade on the vocabulary Receive a high grade on the vocabulary quiz tomorrow due to studying.quiz tomorrow due to studying.

Topic/Objective:Topic/Objective: Name:

PeriodicClass/Period:

TableDate:

Jan 28, 2015

Essential QuestionEssential Question: What study technique : What study technique did you use for vocabulary, and how did it did you use for vocabulary, and how did it work for you?work for you?

Warm Up

Write this in the warm up spot:

Today’s warm up is the vocabulary quiz

Place your full name, period, date on ¼ sheet of paper.Number 1-8No notesNo talking

1. The elements in group 17 of the periodic table; they are very reactive nonmetals, and their atoms have seven electrons in their outer level

a) group; b) halogens; c)noble gases; d) Alkaline-earth metals; e) Periodic law; f) Period g) periodic; h) Alkali metals

2. The elements in Group 1 of the periodic table; they are the most reactive metals, and their atoms have one electron in their outer level.

a) Alkali metals; b) halogens; c)noble gases; d) Alkaline-earth metals; e) Period; f) Periodic law; g) periodic; h) group

3. The elements in group 2 of the periodic table; they are reactive metals but less reactive than alkali metals; their atoms have two electrons in their outer level.

4. The unreactive elements in Group 18 of the periodic table; their atoms have eight electrons in their outer level (except for helium, which has two electrons)

5. Having a regular, repeating pattern

6. A horizontal row of elements on the periodic table

a) period; b) halogens; c)noble gases; d) Alkaline-earth metals; e) Periodic law; f) group; g) periodic; h) Alkali metals

7. A column of elements on the periodic table

a) group; b) halogens; c)noble gases; d) Alkaline-earth metals; e) Periodic law; f) Period; g) periodic; h) Alkali metals

8. A law that states that the chemical and physical properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers

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Answers

1. The elements in group 17 of the periodic table; they are very reactive nonmetals, and their atoms have seven electrons in their outer level

2. The elements in Group 1 of the periodic table; they are the most reactive metals, and their atoms have one electron in their outer level.

a) Alkali metals; b) halogens; c)noble gases; d) Alkaline-earth metals; e) Period; f) Periodic law; g) periodic; h) group

3. The elements in group 2 of the periodic table; they are reactive metals but less reactive than alkali metals; their atoms have two electrons in their outer level.

4. The unreactive elements in Group 18 of the periodic table; their atoms have eight electrons in their outer level (except for helium, which has two electrons)

5. Having a regular, repeating pattern

6. A horizontal row of elements on the periodic table

a) period; b) halogens; c)noble gases; d) Alkaline-earth metals; e) Periodic law; f) group; g) periodic; h) Alkali metals

7. A column of elements on the periodic table

8. A law that states that the chemical and physical properties of elements are periodic functions of their atomic numbers

Today’s Homework Work on Atomic Superhero. Notebook due February 4.

Structure of MatterEach of the more than 100 elements of matter has distinct properties and a distinct atomic structure. All forms of matter are composed of one or more of the elements. As a basis for understanding this concept: Students know the structure of the atom and know it is composed of protons, neutrons, and electrons.

State Standards

January 15 atom of the day

Element: IronProtons: 26Neutrons: 30Electrons: 26Electron configuration: 2, 8, 14, 2Atomic Number: 26Symbol: FeMost common Isotope: 56 Fe

TodayVocabulary quizGrade Periodic TablesNotesAtomic Superhero Report

Atomic Superhero ReportCreate a character based on the properties of the element chosen. Use your notes and other

sources such as the Internet to write three paragraphs about your element. Cite information from the research to justify your character. Write in the 1st person.

NOTES:1. What are my properties and facts?• Symbol: K • Chemical Name: Potassium Atomic#: 19• State of matter: Solid Color: Silver• Classification: Metal called Alkali Earth Metal• Atomic structure: 19 protons, 19 electrons and 20 neutrons2. What am I used for? Ex. I am used in the body to regulate thenervous system3. Where can I be found? Ex. I am a mineral found in the earth’s crust.4. What is unusual about my character and relate to the properties of the element?Ex. I am a highly reactive metal.When I am placed in water, I will float (less dense than water) and will ignite and produce a beautiful lilac flame.5. Draw the character based on the properties. WRITING:WRITE AT LEAST THREE PARAGRAPHS USING THE NOTESABOVE AND USE TRANSITION WORDS ALSO.

Potassiumelement

Add at least 4 propertieson your character

Standard: 7 Periodic Table

Notes on the Periodic Table

A. Properties of Metals 1. Conducts electricity and

heat 2. Malleable-can be

flattened with a hammer 3. Shiny - reflects light 4. Ductile-made into wires

How would you prove if something is a metal?

Standard: 7 Periodic Table

Notes on the Periodic Table

B Nonmetals 1. Opposite of Metals 2. Brittle 3. Not readily conductive of

heat or electricity 4. Not reflective of light

Can you make a distinction between metals and nonmetals?

TuesdayJanuary 25

1219Standard: 7 Periodic Table

Periodic Table

C. Properties of Metals 1. Conducts electricity2. Malleable-can be flattened

with a hammer3. Shiny4. Ductile-made into wires

D Nonmetals• Opposite of Metals• Brittle

E. Metalloids1. Have properties of metals

and nonmetals.

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

II. Groups have similar properties.

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

Group 1: Alkali Metals-Most reactive metals and the least dense metals –Floats on water

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

Group 2: Alkaline Earth Metals-very reactive also but not as much as group 1

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

Group 2: Alkaline Earth Metals-very reactive also but not as much as group 1

Group 3-12: Transition metals-very dense

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

Group 17 Halogens –very reactive non metals.

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

Group 17 Halogens –very reactive non metals.

Group 18- Noble gases (inert gases)- unreactive nonmetals

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

I. Similar Properties

• Periods –Elements across the table. (left to right)

TuesdayJanuary 25

Periodic Table

I. Similar Properties

• Periods –Elements across the table. (left to right)

• Groups or Families –Elements in a column (top to bottom)

Procedure:

•1. Color in the symbol for solids, liquids and gases. Color your periodic table lightly to identify the metals, nonmetals and metalloids. Draw a dark line on the zigzag line that divides the metals and nonmetals. Make a color key.

Metals

Metalloids

Nonmetals

Liquid

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