1. What is everything made from?
Today we will talk about what we are made from…not just us…everybody and everything in the universe. Before we do that, though, let’s review the last lesson. What is this…? [next slide…]

2. https://briankoberlein
- SINGULARITY – what IS or WAS the Singularity? [the whole universe inside a tiny dot…]

3. What does this show? [The Big Bang – the Singularity exploding out to fill up the nothingness]
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4. The creation of light…an illustration to elicit this concept.
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5. https://picalls.com/constellation/
A long time ago, in fact thousands of years ago, ancient people looked at the stars and the clouds in the sky… [photo is mine]

6. https://picalls.com/constellation/
A long time ago, in fact thousands of years ago, ancient people looked at the sky and the stars...

7. …they looked at trees and grass, [my own photo]

8. A long time ago, in fact thousands of years ago, ancient people looked at the sky and the stars, they looked at trees and grass, they looked at the sand on the beach, and they wondered…they thought … deeply…They came up with some ideas….do you know what we call the ideas that we have about how things work? [hypothesis – and what do we have to do once we have a hypothesis? Test it and prove it...]

9. Democritus – an ancient Greek scientist and philosopher
Democritus – an ancient Greek scientist and philosopher. He had a hypothesis – he thought that everything was made up of tiny, tiny things...
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10. A-TOMOS!!
Democritus – took a seashell and crushed it to dust, until he could not make it any smaller. He called these pieces atoms – it means uncuttable in ancient Greek.
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11. A-TOMON!!
Democritus – took a seashell and crushed it to dust, until he could not make it any smaller. He called these pieces atoms – it means uncuttable in ancient Greek.
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12. The Structure of an atom
What does an atom LOOK like?
Start video at 2:49 – I would show parts of my body – Worksheet, part 1. Label the diagram.
Stop video at 3.46 (+1 – 1 = 0)
What are the parts of an atom?

13. The Structure of an atom
What does an atom LOOK like?
Start video at 2:49 – I would show parts of my body – Worksheet, part 1. Label the diagram
What are the parts of an atom?

14. The Structure of an atom
What does an atom LOOK like?
Start video at 2:49 – I would show parts of my body – Worksheet, part 1. Label the diagram. Part two, watch again and choose best answers. Check, Then part 3, rearrange the words to make a sentence, then move to next slide.
What are the parts of an atom?

15. 1. Neutrons are as heavy as protons.
2. The nucleus of an atom is positively charged.
3. The negative charge of an electron is equal
to the positive charge of the nucleus.
4. In total, an atom is neutral.

16. An atom always has the same number of protons as electrons.

17. Have students come and circle Hydrogen and Helium
Have students come and circle Hydrogen and Helium. Ask what we could have made by adding another shell and one more electron and proton
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18. Where can you look to find the number of electrons and protons in an atom?
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19. Keep on board as they make their models.
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20. Sources
Images: Creative commons and author’s own photos for others.