2. Header Pg 53
I can explain the historical development of the periodic table
Hmwk: Metric 1 Step Calculation & LOC 3 List Quiz Next Class
Warm-Up #1 Pg 46
The largest mass of a pumpkin weighed in at kg. How many pounds is this if 1 pound is equal to kg?

3. PT History Walk
Take your worksheet with you and find a poster for each scientist.
Fill in your worksheet or correct your answers.
History notes will get put in on pg 53.

4. Seaborg WHO THE _____ FOUND THE F BLOCK? Take some notes on pg 53
You need at least 5 facts from the video on Seaborg
Seaborg Found the F Block & FOUND URANIUM!

5. Modern Periodic Table
4 New elements have been added to the periodic table in 2016!
Elements are still being hunted!

6. Element 113
Discoverers: RIKEN Nishina Center for Accelerator-Based Science (Japan)
proposed the name nihonium 
Proposed symbol Nh.
Nihon is one of the two ways to say “Japan” in Japanese, and literally mean “the Land of Rising Sun”. The name is proposed to make a direct connection to the nation where the element was discovered

7. Element 115
Discoverers at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna (Russia)
Proposed name is moscovium 
Proposed symbol Mc 
Moscovium is in recognition of the Moscow region and honors the ancient Russian land that is the home of the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research

8. Element 117
Discoverers: Oak Ridge National Laboratory (USA), Vanderbilt University (USA) and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (USA).
Proposed name tennessine
Proposed symbol Ts
Tennessine is in recognition of the contribution of the Tennessee region including the production and chemical separation of unique actinide target materials for superheavy element

9. Element 118
Discoverers: Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna (Russia) and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (USA)
Proposed the name oganesson 
Proposed symbol Og
Honoring a scientist and recognizes Professor Yuri Oganessian (born 1933) for his pioneering discovery of superheavy elements and significant advances in the nuclear physics

10. Wrap-UP
Newly discovered elements can be named after: (a) a mythological concept/character or astronomical object (b) a mineral or similar substance, (c) a place, or geographical region, (d) a property of the element, or (e) a scientist.
On your paper create a new Element!
Include: Name, Atomic #, Mass, Properties

11. Exit Ticket Show all your work on your notecard.
An medium sonic slush is L. How many milliliters is this?

12. Pg 52 I can identify properties of chemical families on the PT
BOX CHECK:
You need 1 full pack of color pencils in your box
4 pairs of scissors
4 glue sticks
1 set of sticky notes
4 red pens
1 eraser
1 pencil sharpener

13. Family 1 Family Name: Alkali Metals Valence Electrons: 1
Ion forming: Cations
Classification: Metals
Properties: Highly Reactive

14. Header Pg 54
I can explain atomic radii periodic trend
Hmwk: Metric with sf & properties homework
Warm-Up #2 Pg 46
A wireless router supports a range of up to 4,572 cm indoors. What is this length in m?

15. Family 2 Family Name: Alkaline Earth Metals Valence Electrons: 2
Ion forming: Cations
Classification: Metals
Properties: Less Reactive than Alkali
Ca turnings?

16. Family 7 Family Name: Halogens Valence Electrons: 7
Ion forming: Anions
Classification: Nonmetals
Properties: Increasing Boiling Point- change in states
Br & Hg are the only 2 liquids at room temp!

17. Family 8 Family Name: Noble Gas Valence Electrons: 8 Ion forming: None
Classification: Nonmetals
Properties: Most stable elements

18. Color in your PT

19. Periodic Table Families
You will receive a set of cards. You will follow the instructions on the WORKSHEET!
Fill in the worksheet as you go.
When you’re done make an observation about the radius of atoms on pg 54
Try to determine the trend/pattern for atomic radius from the cards.

20. PG 54: Electron Configuration
Families (columns) get names. Periods (rows) get numbers.
Number your periodic table by rows. These are ENERGY LEVELS
We can further divide the periodic table into 4 sections or SUBLEVELS
In you groups come up with 4 blocks on the periodic table- think about properties!

21. Sublevels
Sublevels describe the shape of atoms in 3D space. Used to predict bonding
We divide the PT into S, P, D, F, Sublevels

22. Sublevels
Color your PT you just numbered

23. Orbitals
Orbitals: within a subshell, the position or house for an electron. Where electrons reside
There are always 2 electrons in 1 orbital.
S block has ____ orbitals
P block has ____ orbitals
D block has ____ orbitals
F block has ____ orbitals

24. 3 minutes
Create an anagram to help you remember the electron configuration sublevels and orbital #’s!

25. Metric Conversion with SigFigs Practice
You will solve the problem on your white board. When you are done stand up so your group members know you’re done.
When everyone is standing compare answers.
Coach and give tips once you’ve decided on an answer
When you agree on an answer and everyone understands take a seat.

26. How many picoseconds are in 60 seconds?
How many liters are in your daily mL water intake?

27. A monster gerbil weighs 1.23x104 kg. How many g does the gerbil weigh?
When the gerbil runs on his wheel, he runs for m. How many cm is this?

28. A block of cheese takes up a volume of 289.000 μL. How many L is this?
dm is equivalent to how many m?

29. Metric Quiz
10 minutes
It’s double sided