Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School #
Teacher: Ms. Herliczek
Week #21
1/3/12
Course: Science 7B
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2012/2013
Name of Unit: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
Elements:
PS 5. Recognize that there are more than 100 elements that combine in a multitude of ways to produce compounds that make up all of the living and nonliving things that we
encounter.
Atoms and Molecules: PS 6. Differentiate between an atom (the smallest unit of an element that maintains the characteristics of that element) and a molecule (the smallest
unit of a compound that maintains the characteristics of that compound).
Elements and Compounds:
PS 7. Give basic examples of elements and compounds.
Tuesday
(55 minutes)
Monday
(55 minutes)
Entrance
Ticket
Objective:
WEEKLY OVERVIEW##
New! Board Prep Volunteers!
and HW Info
Review Questions-Metals/Nonmetals
Thursday
(85 minutes)
Review Questions- Non-metals and
Metalloids
Friday
(55 minutes)
Quiz Prep Questions
I can define and give examples of a compound.
I can define and give examples of
common metals found in the
periodic table.
I can describe the two types of bonds that form a
compound.
I can predict the properties and
I can define and give examples of
atomic mass of an element by
non-metals and metalloids found I can create models of ionic and covalent bonds.
examining info on a periodic table. in the periodic table.
AGENDA
Teacher’s
Materials
Texts and
Handouts
*ET*Review quizzes
*Finish Metal Slideshow and Notes
*”Properties of a Missing Element”
Sheet
*Begin non-metals and metalloids
as time allows
*Metals color-coded notes
*ET- Non-metals and metalloids review
*ET- Metals review
*Non-metals and metalloids
slideshow and notes
*Compounds and bonding notes
*Compound Wooden Models/Diagrams and
Guidelines
*Mini-project group brainstorm
time as time allows
Mini-project info as time allows
Compounds and bonding notes
Model Set up
File Name: WO
Section 3-4 Non-metals and
Metalloids Notes
Sci 7A Week 21 2013 copy
Quiz
Billboard Review Game
*Section 3: Metals Notes
*Properties of a “missing”
element sheet
Quiz Prep Questions
*Compounds and bonding notes
Game Materials
Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School #
Teacher: Ms. Herliczek
Week #21
1/3/12
Elements:
PS 5. Recognize that there are more than 100 elements that combine in a multitude of ways to produce compounds that make up all of the living and nonliving things that we
encounter.
Atoms and Molecules: PS 6. Differentiate between an atom (the smallest unit of an element that maintains the characteristics of that element) and a molecule (the smallest
unit of a compound that maintains the characteristics of that compound).
Elements and Compounds:
PS 7. Give basic examples of elements and compounds.
Tuesday
(55 minutes)
Monday
(55 minutes)
Homework
WEEKLY OVERVIEW##
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#
2012/2013
Course: Science 7B
Name of Unit: Elements, Compounds, and Mixtures
Flashcards as directedTuesday
Non-metals and metalloid
flashcards-Wed.
Quiz-Friday
Quiz-Friday
Extra Credit- Take notes on
Elements from StardustFriday
File Name: WO
Extra Credit- Take notes on
Elements from Stardust-Friday
Sci 7A Week 21 2013 copy
Thursday
(85 minutes)
Compounds and Bonding FlashcardsFriday
Quiz-Friday
Extra Credit- Take notes on Elements from
Stardust-Friday
Friday
(55 minutes)
TBD