1. Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Thursday February 11th, 2016
By the end of the day, Scholars will be able to:
Starter:
List the different families of elements. To which do the following elements belong:
Sodium
Aluminum
Boron
Uranium
Calcium
Neon
Iodine
Study for your quiz.
Identify the trends of the periodic table.
And answer a question like this:
Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Topic: Periodic Trends
8-10 minutes

2. Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Thursday February 11th, 2016
By the end of the day, Scholars will be able to:
Starter:
Study for your quiz.
It will begin at 10:00. You need to have a half sheet of paper ready.
Identify the trends of the periodic table.
And answer a question like this:
Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Topic: Periodic Trends
8-10 minutes

3. Last Element Quiz
Tin U
Gold I
Barium Xe
Silver Cs
Mercury Fr

4. Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Friday February 12th, 2016
By the end of the day, Scholars will be able to:
Starter:
Identify the family or type of element that the statements apply to:
Most reactive metals
Most reactive nonmetals
Least reactive elements
Densest group of metals
Least reactive metals
Brittle, medium conductors
Great conductors
Poor conductors
Identify the trends of the periodic table.
Create a valentines pun using chemistry terms.
And answer a question like this:
Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Topic: Periodic Trends
8-10 minutes

5. Valentines assignment
As a group, come up with an original statement or pun that uses key terms, element names, or chemistry facts for a valentines card.(you don’t actually have to use it for the card you make)
Individually, create a valentine card (or anti- valentine) to give to someone. You can google ideas for this one.
Make sure to show me your valentine to receive credit. This is a grade!

6. Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Wednesday February 17th, 2016
By the end of the day, Scholars will be able to:
Starter:
What types of elements would have the highest boiling points?
What types of elements do not like to react? Why?
What two groups on the periodic table are the most reactive? Why?
Identify the trends of the periodic table.
And answer a question like this:
Which of the following is the most metallic K, Fe, or I?
Topic: Periodic Trends
8-10 minutes

7. Diatomic Elements
There are seven diatomic elements on the periodic table.
Diatomic: two atoms
These seven are N, O, F, Cl, Br, I, H
We call this the NOF highway.

8. Liquids and Gases at room temperature
Elements that are liquid at room temperature
Mercury and Bromine
Elements that are gases at room temperature
Hydrogen, Helium, Nitrogen, Oxygen, Fluorine, Neon, Chlorine, Argon, Krypton, Xenon, Radon

9. Atomic Size
The more positive the nucleus, the greater it pulls on the electron cloud, making the atom smaller.
On the periodic table, atoms get smaller as you move from left to right across a period, and bigger as you move down a group.

10. She’s unhappy and negative.
Ions – memory aid?
Here is a simple way to remember which is the cation and which the anion:
+ +
This is Ann Ion.
This is a cat-ion.
She’s unhappy and negative.
He’s a “plussy” cat!

11. Reactivity
The most reactive metals are the largest since they are the best electron givers.
The most reactive nonmetals are the smallest because they are the best electron takers.

12. 1st Block Partners Caylie, Katie B Destiny and Katie S
Nathan and Gabby
Garrett, and Ben F
Shawn and Parker
Courtney and Jenna
Lee and Erin
Allie and Isaiah
Kayla and Ben G
Sarah, Jeremy, Mason

13. 3rd Block Partners Jacob and Cooper Bryce and Nick Cami and Katelyn
Rylee and Tiffany
Whitley and Chris
Tamaya and Neyland
Dillon and Paige
Abby and Cameron
Hunter and Ben
Houston and Kelsey

14. 4th Block Partners Sam and Kyla Lauren and Justin G
Danielle and Colton
Bradley and Alana
Amy and Justin J
Faith and Morgan
Raven and Madison
Conner and Molly
Makayla and Jade
Dillon and Tristan
McKinsey and Hunter
Amy and Jordan
Dawson and Sydney