1. #1 Thurs., Oct. 16, 2014
Tell everything that you know about this atom… AGENDA new warm-up round 4
Review for test - go over study guide
Edusmart, kahoot, stemscope??
HW – study, study, study – ATOM Test tomorrow

2. No warm-up…Atom test today.
Scantron, pencil, desk cleared, Privacy Folder up
Name, date, class period, Atom test…on scantron
Need your journal for assignment after test.
In table of contents: Oct. 17/ Valence Electrons Article Summary/ Assignment # 19
Read the class set article then complete a well written paragraph summary of article. (Especially about information that is new to you).

3. #2 Mon., Oct. 20, 2014
How do valence electrons differ from other electrons in an atom?
They are the negatively charged electrons in the atom.
They are the positively charged electrons in the atom.
They are only in the outermost energy level of the atom.
They are only in the innermost energy level of the atom.
AGENDA
Quick go return and go over of Atom Test
Retest Atom test? Retest available tomorrow for one week. Test corrections are your ticket to retest. Get help from me if needed.
Finish Valence Electron article and summary in journal
Begin Building Periodic Table Bohr Models – must use pencil first

4. #3 Tues., Oct. 21, 2014
What piece of information about an atom determines its position on the Periodic Table? Why was it selected, do you think? (short answer) AGENDA
Continue with Making Atoms aren’t a Bohr activity – tape background, add electrons, cut and glue today, information in element box
**HW – retest Atom test? You only have till Friday for test corrections and retesting (due to it being end of nine weeks)

5. #4 Wed., Oct. 22, 2014
The Periodic Table is an essential reference for anyone who studies the field of chemistry. What does periodic mean and what is a table all about? AGENDA Finish Making Atoms aren’t a Bohr activity for now/after you have done the color coding of the metals, nonmetals, and metalloids and titles *Begin our Top Secret Investigation **HW – retest Atom test? You only have till Friday for test corrections and retesting (due to it being end of nine weeks)

6. #5 Thurs., Oct. 23, 2014
An element’s reactivity and its chemical properties are determined by the: A. The number of isotopes it has
B. The number of energy levels
C. The valence electrons
D. The atomic number
AGENDA
Periodic Table Notes in journal **Retest? Last day tomorrow
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7. #6 Fri., Oct. 24, 2014
Groups are _____ and tell you the number of _____electrons in the outermost shell.
Periods are ______ and tell you the number of ______ ______ of an atom AGENDA
Continue Periodic Table Notes in journal
Get your big mini Periodic tables to grade
NO HW
Bring earbuds for Monday and get a big glue stick

8. #7 Mon., Oct. 27, 2014
What are the 3 things you now know about the Periodic Table? AGENDA
Finish PT Chart practice in Journal
Ipad - flipped Chemical and Physical Properties/Changes in Google Classroom
Card Sort? Time?… Proof is in the Pudding
HW – finish graphic organizer from teacher web or google classroom

9. #8 Tues., Oct. 28, 2014
What do the elements sulfur (S), Nitrogen (N), Phosphorus (P), and bromine (Br) have in common?
A. They are metals.
B. They are nonmetals.
C. They are metalloids.
They are non reactive.
AGENDA
Redistep testing: 1-4 periods
5-8 periods:Video: The Power of the Periodic Table with worksheet to turn in**
(You might have seen it in 6th grade…but, WOW, it will make sooo much more sense to you now!)
**HW – finish graphic organizer over Physical and Chemical Properties/Changes – (use teacher web or google classroom) – Due Wednesday… that is tomorrow

10. #9 Wed., Oct. 29, 2014
AGENDA Assess Graphic Organizer HW on Physical/Chemical Properties Group - Quick card sort assessment Begin 3 day Physical and Chemical Properties lab – quiz grade Bathroom passes given today. HW – study guide given today. Due Tuesday, Nov. 4. Test onWed/Thur.
Symbol
Element
Period #
# of Shells
Group #
# of Valence
Electrons Ca Ar

11. #10 Thurs., Oct. 30, 2014
What do Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium, Cesium, and Francium have in common?
Thinking…Which of those would be the MOST reactive? (hint: look at group position)
AGENDA
Collect warm-up round 4
Continue with Periodic Table Properties Lab – you need your booklets, pencil, everything else off lab tables
HW – study guide, due Mon 3., Nov. 4 (1-4)and Nov. 5 (5-8) test day

14. Physical Property Chemical Property Physical Change Chemical Change

15. Physical Properties and Changes
Physical property—any characteristic of matter that can be observed or measured without changing the identity of the matter: mass, volume, state of matter…
a physical change makes physical properties change, but their identity remains the same. You still have the
same substance: Tearing paper

16. Chemical Properties and Changes
Chemical Property—characteristic that gives a substance the ability to undergo a change that results in a
new substance…happens at the atomic level (valence electrons)
Examples
1.      Flammability
2.      Reacts with oxygen, light, water, or other substances

17. Science Program
Name of Element:_____________
Number of Valence Electrons: ______________
Atomic Mass:______________
Group Number : ____________
Period Number:______________
Group Name: _____________________
Physical Property: Metal Metalloid Non-metal
Level of Reactivity: High Medium None
List of elements that are most similar to this element:__________________________

18. Science Program

19. What element. It is malleable, shiny, and conductive
What element?... It is malleable, shiny, and conductive. -Has three energy level shells and 3 electrons in its outermost level. Hmmmm?

21. How many energy levels does Magnesium have. How many valence electrons
How many energy levels does Magnesium have? How many valence electrons? What period is it located in, what group number is it located in? (4 answers) AGENDA

22. Bohr Model Periodic Table (mini-PT)
Use your binder copy of Periodic Table and pages in text for help.
Zig-Zag line in correct position
Color code the nuclei of atoms to match metals, non-metals, and metalloids. Make a key
Label the top of each column, exactly as shown on your periodic table from your binder
Label the side rows as seen on your periodic table
Main title and Si element key box

23. Hints:
Body designs and facial expressions are the same in each column.
There are only two members of the ring on row one.
The members in row one are in columns one and eight.
Each row has the same number of arms.
There is a pattern in each row based on the total number of fingers.

25. Columns = Groups/Families
Rows = Periods

26. Hints:
Body designs and facial expressions are the same in each column.
There are only two members of the ring on row one.
The members in row one are in columns one and eight.
Each row has the same number of arms.
There is a pattern in each row based on the total number of fingers.

27. Link to Stemscopes on my teacher web front page
User Name: first letter of first name, last name (up to 10 letters), last for digits of ID number(example: erobinson3456)
Password: ne and ID number   
(example: ne123456)

29. How many electrons are allowed on each energy level shell?
What is the atomic number of the atom below?
What is its atomic mass?