1. Role Audience Format Topic
RAFT
Role Audience Format Topic

2. What is a RAFT Role (What character is the narrator of your project)
Format (what form is your project)
letter
The scientist who discovered the element
Interview
reporter
Journal entry
Producer
Newspaper article
The element
Song lyrics
Audience (Who will be viewing your project)
Brochure
Employer
Topic
Lawyer
Scientist

3. Example Rafts

4. Rubric

5. Schedule of Events Thursday Introduction & Choose your element
Friday Research Day
Monday Complete Research
Tuesday Start your Raft (Be Creative)
Wednesday Complete Raft
Monday Present Project

6. Selecting your Element
Each Element may only be used once per a Period So Sign up Soon 
Pick an element that you know you will be able to find info on. Let me know if you need help with this.

7. Peer Review
Spend At least 5 minutes presenting your project to your table
You are an expert on your element make sure your group learns about it 
Each team member should be able to tell me:
A physical property
A chemical Property
An Element use
A societal/Environmental impact
Review the Rubric on page 3 of the packet. Score each group member on their knowledge, inquiry, communication, and application skills.
If they do not meet the level 4 criteria, why not?
If they Do meet level 4 criteria give them a compliment.
4 scores & Comments
If needed make Quick adjustments to your raft
On page 3 of your packet Complete the self Reflection then the Evaluation Rubric.
Staple or paperclip your Raft Packet & peer reviews to your project and leave on lab bench 8.

8. 11/15 Opener
What type of bond (ionic or covalent) would the following elements make? Make a Lewis dot diagram of the final products of the bond. 2 lithium and 1 oxygen

9. 11/16
GET TO WORK 
If you would like a stamp put your opener out ASAP… if not I will pass you by and not look back