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The different parts of the periodic table. Key groups. Use the previous slide to transfer these to your own copy of the periodic table. Use colours if possible. (5 mins ). Objectives.
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Key groups Use the previous slide to transfer these to your own copy of the periodic table. Use colours if possible. (5 mins)
Objectives 1. to become familiar with the main areas of the periodic table and understand the key features of these groups. 2. To be clear about the physical differences between metals and non metals
Outcomes You must be able to explain the key features of your group and be able with the help of others to answer questions about each group.
Key terms What is a group? What is a period?
Teams 1. Alkali metals 2. Alkali earth metals 3. Transition metals 4. rare earth metals 5. Inert gases 6. halogens 7. metalloids 8. Other non metals
Nextlesson In Library Researchyourgroup and produce quickpowerpoint Followinglessonprintoutperiodictable notes sheetfromwebsite and take notes fromeachpersonspresentation
Find Out See what you can find out about your group. Features they have in common, Chemical properties, Physical properties, Uses Sources I will add any facts I consider to be important. Use books or internet. You may go to the library if you need. Make a quick power point presentation ( 3 – 5 slides)
Plenary 1. Why are alkali and alkali earth metals so named? 2. Iron, gold, mercury and lead are all which kind of metal? 3. Why do the inert gases not react? 4. Name a halogen and it’s use. 5. Where would you find the main gases of the air on the periodic table? 6. Name an element with features of both metals and non metals.
Homework Find out about Dmitri Mendeleev and the history of the periodic table: 1. a bit of biographical detail 2. Explain how he organised the elements 3. Explain how his predictions came true. 3. For what else is he remembered in Russia? 4. How is he honoured within the periodic table? (Include at least one piece of visual information and references). Refer to marking rubric