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1 IT’S ELEMENTARY, MY DEAR STUDENTS

2 PERIODIC TABLE OF ELEMENTS PROJECT
Purpose: to explore the patterns found within the periodic table of elements and to learn about one particular element, in depth. You have 3 choices about how you want to express your knowledge and understanding.

3 CHOICE 1: ELEMENTAL BROCHURE
You are working in the advertising department of a chemical company and your job is to increase public awareness about different elements. You will be in charge of advertising one of the more than 100 elements that combine in a multitude of ways to produce compounds that make up all of the living and nonliving things that are found on Earth.

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5 CHOICE 2: FACEBOOK profile

6 CHOICE 3: periodic table key and elemental model

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