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Core: List at least 4 properties of metals Extension: Link these properties to the use of the metals Killer: Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Properties of metals Tastes orangey Falls apart easily Transparent Solid Fizzy Fizzy Easily smashed Orange colour Solid High boiling point Liquid at room temp Different colours In pairs, explain to Olly the Alien what the word properties means.. Write it in the back of your book. List at least 4 properties of metals Learn and use at least 2 scientific key words Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Our class explanation of properties is…. Properties of metals Our class explanation of properties is…. List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Core: List at least 4 properties of metals Extension: Link these properties to the use of the metals Killer: Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Metals Hard Dense Properties of metals Conduct electricity High melting and boiling points Shiny (when freshly cut) Conduct heat Malleable Sonorous Your Task: Add an explanation of what each property means to your table. List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Need a large force to change its shape Properties of metals Need a large force to change its shape Hard List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Dense Heavy for their size Properties of metals List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Make a ringing noise when you hit it Properties of metals Make a ringing noise when you hit it Sonorous List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Can be bent without breaking Properties of metals Can be bent without breaking Malleable List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Properties of metals A spoon needs a high melting point so it doesn’t melt in my tea! A spoon needs to be malleable so it can be bent into shape A spoon needs to be sonorous, so I can play the spoons! List at least 4 properties of metals Link these properties to the use of the metals Think creatively to give examples of the properties of metals

Passport Control Imagine you are working at The Periodic Table Passport Control at the border between metals and non-metals. Only metals are allowed to pass into the left of the periodic table. What questions could you ask elements to decide if they are a metal or non-metal? What would you expect the answer from a metal to be?

Properties of Metals Malleable (can be hammered into shape) Ductile (can be drawn into a wire) High melting and boiling point Good thermal conductors (good conductors of heat) Good conductors of electricity Dense (heavy for their size) Shiny Sonorous (ding when struck) Extension: Have a look at your periodic table. Can you think of any metals that don’t follow the rules? Which metals have different properties to those above? Are all their properties different?

HWK Research a metal. You need to find out about the history, how it is extracted, properties and uses. Due Thursday March 6.