Topic Elements and Compounds Level Key Stage 3 Outcomes

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Topic Elements and Compounds Level Key Stage 3 Outcomes To build models of elements and compounds To build models of molecules from chemical formula www.thescienceteacher.co.uk | resources for science teachers who like to think

Each circle is an atom: Cut out the atoms and colour them to make: An element made from three atoms. An element made from two atoms. An element made from four atoms. A compound made from two atoms. A compound made from three different atoms. A compound made from four different atoms.

Each circle is an atom: Cut out the atoms and colour them to make: 1 molecule of H2O Two molecules of CH4 One molecules of O2 One molecule of CH3Br An atom of Ne A molecules of X3Y2Z2