10/21-11/25

Using blue or black ink, whichever you didn't use for the Atomic Symbol, write in the Atomic Number for all elements. Use the periodic table in the Assignment notebook!

Hydrogen
H
	1

Part III:

Using red ink, write in the Atomic mass for all elements. The mass must be written with an occupied tenths spot. Use the periodic table in the Assignment notebook!

Hydrogen
H
1.0	1

Part IV:

Using three different colored pencils, color the solids, liquids and gases on the periodic table. Color them based on which state of matter they exist at room temperature. Use the periodic table on the back cover of your textbook.

Part V:

Using three different colored fine point Sharpies, trace around the outside of the metals, metalloids and non-metals on the periodic table. Use the periodic table in the Assignment notebook.

In Class Work: Unusual Element Names & Matching Element Symbols

In Class Work: Atomic Numbers worksheet

In Class Work: Elemental Math

In Class Work: An Elemental Trip Through Europe

Atomic Symbol Due

Atomic Number Due

Atomic Mass Due

Solids, Liquids & Gases due

THE WEEK OF: 10/27-10/31

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Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

The Periodic Table:

Periods

Families

The Periodic Table:

Protons, Neutrons & Electrons

Periodic Table Quiz

Movie: The Elements

Part VI

At the bottom of your Periodic Table, list the following families and 2-3 characteristics for each: Alkali, Alkaline Earth, Transitions, Halogens and The Noble or Inert Gases. Label each family on the Periodic table with the symbol of your choice!

Part VII

Make a legend for your Periodic Table. It should be at the top in the middle between Hydrogen and Helium and above the Transitions Metals!

THE WEEK OF: 11/03-11/07

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Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Chemistry Review

Chemistry Test