1. UNIT SELF-TEST QUESTIONS
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What our world is made of!
Physical Properties of Matter
Elements
Compounds
9/25
Launch
9/26-9/27
Element Superheros
10/2-10/3
CBA Review
10/4
CBA
9/28-10/5
Library
10/6
Element Battleship
10/9
Graphing with Elements
10/19
Unit 3 Exam
data to make explanations, conclusions and predict trends (6.2E)
recognizing
understanding the simplest substances in life by...
an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols (6.5A)
analyzing
a limited number of elements comprise the largest portion of solid earth, living matters, oceans and the atmosphere (6.5B)
knowing
tables and graphs (6.2D)
constructing
Vital Vocabulary
chemical symbol element pure substance
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How do you represent elements with chemical symbols?
Using graphs describe how to organize or plot data on the X and Y axis.
Identify the Earth’s elements.
Using a previously constructed graph draw valid conclusions from the data.
constructing
analyzing
knowing
recognizing

2. Elements The Unit Organizer
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is about... 9 10
Elements
data to make explanations, conclusions and predict trends (6.2E)
recognizing
an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols (6.5A)
analyzing
understanding the simplest substances in life by...
a limited number of elements comprise the largest portion of solid earth, living matters, oceans and the atmosphere (6.5B)
knowing
tables and graphs (6.2D)
constructing
Element:
a pure substance that cannot be broken down
Solid Earth
O: oxygen
Si: silicon
Living Matter
S: sulfur
P: phosphorus
O: oxygen
N: nitrogen
C: carbon
H: hydrogen
Chemical Symbol:
represents the name of an element and is written as a capital letter or capital letter followed by a lowercase letter
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Oceans
O: oxygen
H: hydrogen
Cl: chlorine
Na: sodium
Atmosphere
N: nitrogen
O: oxygen

3. Elements The Unit Organizer
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DATE
The Unit Organizer
NEW
UNIT
QUESTIONS
SELF-TEST
Expanded Unit Map
is about... 9 10
Elements
data to make explanations, conclusions and predict trends (6.2E)
recognizing
an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols (6.5A)
analyzing
understanding the simplest substances in life by...
a limited number of elements comprise the largest portion of solid earth, living matters, oceans and the atmosphere (6.5B)
knowing
tables and graphs (6.2D)
constructing
Element:
Solid Earth
Living Matter
Chemical Symbol:
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Oceans
Atmosphere