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Matter

Ms. Smith Mrs. Malone. Matter. September 8, 2014. DO NOW:. Date : September 8 , 2014 TEKS: 6.5(A)  K now that an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols . Pick up a new gold Do Now sheet as you enter Have your composition book and agenda on your desk

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Matter

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  1. Ms. Smith Mrs. Malone Matter September8, 2014 DO NOW: • Date: September 8, 2014 • TEKS: 6.5(A) Know that an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols. • Pick up a new gold Do Now sheet as you enter • Have your composition book and agenda on your desk • Write this week’s HW in your agenda • Q?:What are three examples of matter? • When you finish: open your comp book to page 7  New TEKS!!

  2. Is It Matter? • Make a T-chart in your journal • Sort your cards into two groups: Matter and Not Matter • Explain your reasoning to your team and write your final answers in your journal • Don’t forget to draw pictures!

  3. Ms. Smith Mrs. Malone Matter September 9, 2014 DO NOW: • Date: September 9, 2014 • TEKS: 6.5(A) Know that an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols. • PRE-AP SCIENCE Per. 1,3, & 8 • Get out your gold Do Now sheet • Have your composition book on your desk • Q?:What are the four states of matter? Give an example for each.

  4. Ms. Smith Mrs. Malone Matter September 9, 2014 DO NOW: • Date: September 9, 2014 • TEKS: 6.5(A) Know that an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols. • GRADE LEVEL SCIENCE Per. 2 & 7 • Get out your gold Do Now sheet • Have your composition book on your desk • Q?:What are the three states of matter? Give an example for each.

  5. Announcements and Reminders • Homework: Matter vs. Non-Matter Labeled Diagram on p.9 of INB • Matter, Elements, and Atoms Quiz on Friday • Tutorials Tuesday after school

  6. A-HA Connections Page • Unit: Matter • Big Question: “What are the properties of matter?” • We will come back to this page periodically to update it as we learn more about matter MATTER ? What are the properties of matter?

  7. Matter Reading and Notes • Fold your composition book page in half to make a crease (hotdog) • Write the title Matter Reading and Notes at the top of the page • Label the left side “Main Ideas ” and the right side “Details”

  8. Matter Reading and Notes These are your left side questions: Matter: • What is matter? • What are the building blocks of matter? Atoms: • What are atoms? • What are the parts of an atom? • Where are the parts of atoms located? • Draw an example diagram of an atom. • What is unique about each element? Energy: • What is energy? • How is energy different from matter? Elements: • How many kinds of atoms make up one element? • Where can you find information about elements? • How do scientists represent elements? • What are the rules for writing chemical symbols?

  9. Ms. Smith Mrs. Malone Matter September 10-11, 2014 • DO NOW: • Date: September 10 - 11, 2014 • TEKS: 6.5(A) Know that an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols. • Get out your gold Do Now sheet • Put your composition book on your desk • Use Tuesday’s Matter Reading and Notes to answer Q?: What are the parts of an atom and where are they located?

  10. Matter Reading and Notes • Fold your composition book page in half to make a crease (hotdog) • Write the title Matter Reading and Notes at the top of the page • Label the left side “Main Ideas ” and the right side “Details”

  11. Matter Reading and Notes Matter: • What is matter? • What are the building blocks of matter? Atoms: • What are atoms? • What are the parts of an atom? • Where are the parts of atoms located? • Draw an example diagram of an atom. • What is unique about each element? Energy: • What is energy? • How is energy different from matter? Elements: • How many kinds of atoms make up one element? • Where can you find information about elements? • How do scientists represent elements? • What are the rules for writing chemical symbols?

  12. Announcements and Reminders • Homework: Matter vs. Non-Matter Labeled Diagram on p.9 of INB • Matter, Elements, and Atoms Quiz on Friday

  13. Periodic Table • Add the Periodic Table to the back cover of your composition book on the inside • Fold the paper and tape down one edge • Don’t tape over the boxes of the periodic table! We will need to color code them later!

  14. Parts of an Atom • The protons and neutrons are in the center of the atom in the nucleus • The electrons surround the nucleus and are in constant motion in the electron cloud • What are the electrical charges of these subatomic particles? • This is a Bohr model of an atom of Carbon • Named after Niels Bohr, a Danish physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1922 for his work

  15. Atoms of Elements – Bohr Models • Let’s use Lithium as an example  • Your turn! Complete the data table for your element and create a Bohr model • Use your pencil to draw the nucleus and energy levels • Use candies to represent the subatomic particles • Label all of the parts of your Bohr model

  16. Brain Break! Get up and Move It Move It!

  17. Is It Matter? Exit Ticket • Write your first and last name at the top of the paper • Independent Activity Voice level = 0 • Put an “X” next to each item you consider to be matter • Use your interactive notebook to help you decide! • Use complete sentences to explain your thinking and write a rule • Turn your paper in before you leave today!

  18. Matter and Its Properties: What Makes Up Matter? • Complete the video quiz as you watch • Work on the crossword puzzle if you finish early • Do you need to ask your shoulder partner what that word was that you just missed in the video? Use Voice Level 1 (whisper)

  19. Ms. Smith Mrs. Malone Matter September 12, 2014 DO NOW: • Date: September 12, 2014 • TEKS: 6.5(A) Know that an element is a pure substance represented by chemical symbols. • Get out your gold Do Now sheet • Have your Scientific Investigations HW and composition book on your desk • Write this weekend’s homework in your agenda: Jan Talbot, Chemical Engineer • Q?:How are elements represented on the periodic table?

  20. Announcements and Reminders • Quiz Today! Let’s review!

  21. Chemical Symbols Practice Use your periodic table to provide the corresponding element or chemical symbol.

  22. Gold What is gold’s chemical symbol?

  23. Beryllium What is beryllium’s chemical symbol?

  24. Sulfur What is sulfur’s chemical symbol?

  25. Hg Which element is represented by Hg?

  26. K Which element is represented by K?

  27. W Which element is represented by W?

  28. Partner Practice Test your partner on 5 elements and 5 chemical symbols.

  29. Matter, Atoms, and Elements Quiz • Write your first and last name on your quiz paper! • Set up a privacy folder • Independent work  Voice Level = 0 • Write the definition of matter for #1 • Circle the best answer for #2-#7 • Fill in the table with the correct element name or chemical symbol for #8-#10 using your periodic table • Turn in your quiz to the class drawer

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