1. Title: Elements and Compounds Date:
Bell Work
    Title: Elements and Compounds Date:

2. Element, compound, periodic table
Lesson Sequence
Lesson 1
Elements and Compounds 2
Mixtures 3
Chromatography 4
Required practical 5
Development of the periodic table 6
The modern table 7
The atom and its discovery 8
The subatomic particles 9
Isotopes 10
Group 1 11
Transition metals 12
Identifying metals 13
Group 7 14
Identifying non-metals 15 16
Spectroscopy 17
Group 0 18
Revision and test
Specification – GCSE AQA Chemistry
Teaching from Sept 2016 onwards
Spec Reference
4.1.1
Topic
Atomic Structure
Lesson
Elements and Compounds
Sequence
1 of 18
Key Words;
Element, compound, periodic table

3. Can recall definitions
Lesson Objectives
Lesson
Competency (Level 1-3)
Proficiency
(Level 4-6)
Mastery
(Level 7-9) 1
Can recall definitions
Can name compounds of elements from given formulae or symbol equations.
N/A

4. What could our key words be?

5. What is the difference between this Lego?

6. An element is a substance that is made of only one type of atom.
A mixture contains different substances that are not chemically joined together.
A compound is a substance made from atoms of different elements chemically joined together.

7. Why do elements sometimes have weird names and symbols?

8. How many elements can you use to make your name?

9. Which elements spell our names?4 1 3 5 2
1. Sulphur, hydrogen, rhenium, potassium
2. Boron, aluminium, oxygen, oxygen
3. Tungsten, oxygen, oxygen, dysprosium
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4. Sulphur, cobalt, oxygen, oxygen, boron, yttrium
5. Phosphorus, iodine, potassium, actinium, hydrogen, uranium

10. Can you complete this task?Na Cl C Mg Hg Ag Cu Fe H Au O N
Identify each of the elements
Why are each of these materials elements?
Which elements are in carbon dioxide (CO2), Water (H2O), Silver chloride (AgCl)?

11. How are elements organised?Na Cl C
Can you identify the 3 elements
What are the key features of an element’s symbol?

12. How do scientists use the periodic table?
Metals are found on the left side of the periodic table
Non-metals are found on the right side of the periodic table

13. How could you combine two elements?

14. Groups – These are vertical columns of elements
Groups – These are vertical columns of elements. They are labelled 1 to 8. In each group elements have similar properties

15. Periods – These are the horizontal rows of the periodic table

16. Which elements above are metals?
Which elements above are non- metals?
Which elements are in the same period?
How can I tell each of the elements above have different properties?