Thursday January 22, 2015 Pick up one of each papers on the bookshelf by the door Find your assigned seat (double check your name as a few seats have changed) On the sticky on your desk write one thing you know about the periodic table

Homework 1-22-15 Periodic Table Handout Weebly scavenger hunt Get contracts signed for the Syllabus and safety contract if you haven’t already done so Return safety contract by Monday to be entered into a drawing for a notebook

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Today is January 22, 2015 Topic: Lab Safety and Periodic Table Lesson Objectives: SWBAT 1. Classify the components of the periodic table based on period, group, metal, metalloid, nonmetal, and transition. Essential Question: 1.3 Understand the physical and chemical properties of atoms based on their position on the periodic table.

Important Dates Tuesday: 1/27 Tutoring 2:30-3:30 Tuesday: 1/27 Quiz on Lab Safety and Periodic Table Thursday 1/29 Tutoring 2:30-3:30 Friday 1/30 Quiz on Periodic Table and Nomenclature Tuesday 2/3 First Lab (Must have safety contract in!) Friday 2/6 Periodic Table and Nomenclature Test Friday 2/6 Notebook check

Classroom Review Classroom Procedures Hand of five Entry Hand of five Pencil and No name papers Absent?

Turn and Talk Share your sticky with your elbow partner Put them up!

Elements of the Periodic Table Periodic Table song

The Periodic Table Materials: blank periodic table; colored pencils or markers

The Periodic Table There are 18 groups of the periodic table. However…use Roman Numerals to identify the main groups of the periodic table.

Main Groups I Transition Metals VIII IV VII III VI V II Noble Gases Alkali Metals IV Halogens I VII III VI Alkaline Earth Metals V II Transition Metals

Periods 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

The Periodic Table Metals left of zig-zag Non-metals right of zig-zag Metalloids

The Periodic Table Most reactive metal Most reactive non-metal

Periodic Table Wanted Poster Construct a poster which displays required information about your element Should be in the form of a police “Wanted” poster At least one large illustration All information on your poster must be correct Neatness counts! Use your imagination Each table has a copy of the requirements. READ THESE before starting and be sure to include ALL items.

HW and Dismissal Recap Periodic Table Handout Weebly scavenger hunt Get contracts signed for the Syllabus and safety contract Return safety contract by Monday to be entered into a drawing for a notebook Butts in seats until the bell, voices at a level 1, room must be clean and orderly