The Periodic Table 

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si.pngObjective:

  1. Explain the composition of the periodic table
  2. Use the periodic table to obtain information
  3. Explain what the terms metal, nonmetal, and metalloid mean

PTT:

Take out and review with the person next to you, your homework from yesterday (Atomic Structure and Mass notes).

*I will be coming around to check for completeness!

Task #1:

Introduction to the Periodic Table of the Elements - BrainPop (The Periodic Table of the Elements)

Task #2:

Element Project - DUE W2, D4

1. Element Project.docx


UPDATE!!!
There has been a format change to the Element Project.
  • Page 1 - Only parts a-b under the information section (PRINT ONTO COLORED PAPER I GIVE YOU IN CLASS)
  • Page 2 - Only parts c-f under the information section (PRINT ONTO WHITE PAPER AND STAPLE TO THE BACK OF THE FIRST PAGE)

COLORS:
  • Group 1 - bright pink
  • Group 2 - bright orange
  • Group 3 - 12 (except La) - bright yellow
  • Basic metals (Al, Ga, In, Ti, Sn, Pb, Bi) - bright green
  • Metalloids (B, Si, Ge, As, Sb, Te, Po) - bright blue
  • Non-metals (C, N, O, P, S, Se) - red
  • Group 17 - light orange
  • Group 18 - light green
  • Lanthanide series and La - light purple
  • Actinide series and Ac - light pink

Here is what page 1 should look like:
Element Example.docx


Task #3:

Color the following sections on the front side your periodic table:

  • Metals

  • Non-metals

  • Metalloids

periodic table.png


Color the following sections on the front side your periodic table:
  • alkali metals
  • alkaline earth metals
  • transition metals
  • basic metals
  • metalloids
  • non-metals
  • halogens
  • noble gases
  • lanthanide series
  • actinide series

Colored Periodic Table.png

Task #4:

Periodic Table PowerPoint

2. Periodic Table PP.ppt

Closure

  1. Find the atomic mass, atomic number, number of protons, neutrons, and electrons for an element of your choice.
  2. Explain what the terms metal, nonmetal, and metalloid mean.



Homework:

  1. Fill in the Periodic Table notes handout using the PowerPoint (also refer to pp. 516-524, 570-591 of your textbook) – homework check tomorrow!
    3. Periodic Table Notes.doc

  2. Work on element project (DUE W2, D4)

4. Periodic Table.JPG