Thank you to Jane Johnson, Diana Basham and Geni Slosser for volunteering today. Attached is some student work.
Due Monday. Attached are the instructions and element cards.
Lewis structures model the valence electrons of atoms. The attached document shows what the Lewis structures look like for the atoms we are concerned about. Also attached is some vocabulary we have been using the last few days
We continued practicing using the Bohr model to represent electrons in an atom. Attached is the practice page and the actual bohr models of atoms.
Use the following websites to explore the properties of different atoms
Students should understand the basic parts of an atom (no need for quarks) and be able to figure out the number of protons, neutrons and electrons from the periodic table. See finding neutrons to see how to find the number of neutrons.
This presentation gives a basic overview of the parts of an atom.
We spent the day preparing for the test on Monday.
Basic notes on the ins and outs of States of matter
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