Basic Atomic Structure and Periodic Table
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5th - 6th Grade
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Jennifer Kelly
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15 Slides • 7 Questions
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Basic Atomic Structure and the Periodic Table
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Soon you are going to do some Lego Chemistry!
First let's go over some new information, and review what you've learned so far.
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You need to know the difference of a molecule and a compound.
Here's a riddle, all compounds are molecules, but not all molecules are compounds!
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A simple definition is that molecules are made up of at least two atoms of any elements, but a compound is made up of atoms from DIFFERENT elements.
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This is a water molecule, because it has at least two atoms, but it is also a compound because it has two elements.
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This is an ozone molecule. It is not a compound, because it is only made up of one element, oxygen.
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Time for some review!
Get your whiteboard and marker.
Who can get the most points by answering the questions correctly?
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What electrical charge does a proton have?
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Study this atom. Can you figure out which element it is? Go to the next slide for the answer.
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Multiple Choice
Which did you choose?
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What Bible verse is this?
See if you are right on the next slide!
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Ok, let's do some chemistry out of toys!
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Build molecules out of your assigned toys!
Mrs. Miller, please pass out the Lego Atom activity page by your computer.
Please assign groups and legos or the other building toy.
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