This document outlines 23 learning objectives for an 8th grade unit on elements, chemical reactions, and the periodic table. The objectives cover identifying common elements and their properties, describing the structure of atoms and the organization of the periodic table, writing chemical formulas and equations, and explaining chemical and physical changes at the particle level through diagrams. Mastering these objectives involves understanding key terms like density, conductivity, melting point, and chemical bonding.
This document outlines 23 learning objectives for an 8th grade unit on elements, chemical reactions, and the periodic table. The objectives cover identifying common elements and their properties, describing the structure of atoms and the organization of the periodic table, writing chemical formulas and equations, and explaining chemical and physical changes at the particle level through diagrams. Mastering these objectives involves understanding key terms like density, conductivity, melting point, and chemical bonding.
This document outlines 23 learning objectives for an 8th grade unit on elements, chemical reactions, and the periodic table. The objectives cover identifying common elements and their properties, describing the structure of atoms and the organization of the periodic table, writing chemical formulas and equations, and explaining chemical and physical changes at the particle level through diagrams. Mastering these objectives involves understanding key terms like density, conductivity, melting point, and chemical bonding.
* 2. I can use a range of descriptive words to describe the physical and chemical properties of the different * elements 3. I can describe properties of metals and non-metal elements * 4. I can identify metals and non-metals from their properties * 5. I can describe what an atom and an element are and how they are related ** 6. I can state the key features of the periodic table ** 7. I can describe the main patterns in the periodic table and how Mendeleev grouped elements (periods, ** groups, metals, non-metals) 8. I can use the periodic table to predict physical and chemical patterns in elements, groups & periods ** 9. I can explain why Mendeleev left gaps in his table Ext 10. I can write the chemical symbols for the first 18 elements of the periodic table and can recognise ** symbols for the main elements in groups 1, 2, 6, 7 and 8 and some common metals 11. I can name elements in a compound given their chemical formula * 12. I can describe what a compound and a molecule are ** 13. I can explain the relationships between atoms, elements, compounds and molecules ** 14. I can use particle diagrams to illustrate the relationships between atoms, elements, compounds ** and molecules 15. I can identify elements, molecules and compounds from particle diagrams or chemical formula * 16. I can name compounds given their chemical formula ** 17. I can compare chemical changes with physical changes and highlight the differences * 18. I can describe the common rules for writing chemical formulae ** 19. I can write word equations for some simple chemical reactions ** 20. I can give examples of how elements react to form compounds ** 21. I can explain different types of reactions in terms of re-arrangement of the atoms and show this with a Ext particle diagram 22. I can explain the principle of the conservation of mass in chemical reactions and use a particle diagram to ** show this 23. I can write balanced chemical equations for chemical reactions Ext I understand (and can spell) the keywords listed below and can use them in 1-23 above. Key Words Definition dense sonorous conductor malleable MP /BP Dalton Mendeleev magnetic mixture molecule particle element Chemical formulae separation Chemical bond Particle diagram precipitate
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