color coding periodic table student worksheet

#COLOR CODING PERIODIC TABLE STUDENT WORKSHEET CODE#

Blank Template: BONUS! A blank template of the first 20 elements for you (just the gird) – design your own revision, specific tasks, assessment etc in the gorgeous format the rest of these worksheets are in.Draw the Element: Bring out your student's creative side and get them drawing patterns, objects or doodles for each of the first 20 elements.

Lewis Dot Diagrams: Doubling as a oxidation chart, this worksheet tasking students to draw Lewis Dot diagrams is fun and simple - just what students need for extra practice.

Bohr Diagrams: Drawing Bohr diagrams for each of the first 20 elements is super simple with these scaffolded worksheets - simply pick which version to print for the ability level of your classroom.

You could take this further by asking students to identify any trends.

States & Points: This worksheet tasks students to study the boiling and melting points + state of matter at room temperature of the elements.

With extra versions included, you could use these for consolidations or homework.

Fill-in-the-Blanks: Differentiated versions of the first 20 elements for students to fill in the blank atomic numbers and masses, symbols and names.

Connecting elements to real-world uses is important for grounding students understanding of the elements around us!

Element Notes: A fun research worksheet, tasking students to find out the discovery year of the element, everyday uses and the element family.

Students could even be split into groups or pairs to research each group to populate the worksheet. This activity can be teacher-led or a student inquiry.

Element Groups: Students are tasked with identifying common physical and chemical characteristics (or properties) of the elements.

This is a great precursor to introducing students to element groups (halogens, metalloids/semi-metals etc).

#COLOR CODING PERIODIC TABLE STUDENT WORKSHEET CODE#

Color Code Me: Students are tasked with color-coding the periodic table of the first 20 elements.

Perfect pages for revision, independent work, group tasks, research, substitute plans, warm-ups or exit slips, when you're running late to class or you're brand new to this science topic, you’ll love this gorgeous resource and your kids will too! The Periodic Table of Elements can be intimidating for students, so why not break it down to the First 20 with these aesthetically pleasing and fun to complete worksheets? Bohr and Lewis Dot diagrams melting and boiling points and states of matter groups and periods group properties (from halogens to metalloids) atomic masses, numbers, symbols and names draw the element – these eight rigorous stand-alone worksheets will get your junior chemistry students thinking about how the Periodic Table is organized by exploring the first 20 elements, from Hydrogen to Calcium.

Color coding periodic table student worksheet