Aristotle, and Copernicus Weeks 12-13 6.4 a-g Fusion Textbook create and interpret a model Atom Basic Chemistry (Matter) 6.5 c Unit 2 Lesson 1 & 3 of the structure of an atom. Element Atoms: structure, behavior Scope & Sequence Matter Period Table of Elements; Investigating Atoms, compare and contrast Periodic Table prevalence in crust, Elements, Molecules, & atomic structure Neutrons Earth’s atmosphere, etc. Compounds Unit Protons Compounds including explain that elements are Electrons chemical equations and represented by symbols. Compounds chemical changes; Molecules Modeling the Atom? common compounds, identify the name and Nucleus physical and chemical number of each element Chemical Change weathering; importance of present in a simple molecule Physical Change water or compound, Atomic Structure Symbols model a simple chemical Chemical Equation change Atomic Number Dense name some of the Chemical Property predominant elements found Physical Property in the atmosphere, the oceans, living matter, and the crust. Earth’s design an investigation to determine the relative density of liquid and solid water at various temperatures. design an investigation to determine the effects of heat on the states of water. model and explain why ice is less dense than liquid water. relate the three states of water to the water cycle.
Aristotle, and Copernicus Weeks 12-13 Basic Chemistry (Matter) Atoms: structure, behavior Period Table of Elements; prevalence in Earth’s crust, atmosphere, etc. Compounds including chemical equations and chemical changes; common compounds, physical and chemical weathering; importance of water 6.4 a-g 6.5 c Fusion Textbook Unit 2 Lesson 1 & 3 Scope & Sequence Investigating Atoms, Elements, Molecules, & Compounds Unit Modeling the Atom? create and interpret a model of the structure of an atom. compare and contrast atomic structure explain that elements are represented by symbols. identify the name and number of each element present in a simple molecule or compound, model a simple chemical change name some of the predominant elements found in the atmosphere, the oceans, living matter, and the Earth’s crust. design an investigation to determine the relative density of liquid and solid water at various temperatures. design an investigation to determine the effects of heat on the states of water. model and explain why ice is less dense than liquid water. relate the three states of water to the water cycle. Atom Element Matter Periodic Table Neutrons Protons Electrons Compounds Molecules Nucleus Chemical Change Physical Change Atomic Structure Symbols Chemical Equation Atomic Number Dense Chemical Property Physical Property
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