Science 9 – Atoms, Elements, and Compounds

Chapter 1 – Atomic theory explains the composition and behaviour of matter.

·        NOTES ON SECTION 1.1

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·         Laboratory Safety - are you aware of basic lab safety rules? (This puzzle also available for download PUZZLE)

·         Laboratory Explosion - this movie depicts a dangerous laboratory situation - what safety rules were ignored?

 

·        NOTES ON SECTION 1.2

·        London New Year's Fireworks Display - a small part of one of the most spectacular fireworks displays ever.

·        Changes of State Crossword Puzzle  (also available for download )

·        Supercooled Water - under the right conditions, water can change its state in a very strange way.

·        Liquid Crystal Games - two neat games from NobelPrize.org are a bunch of fun and teach you about liquid crystals at the same time!

 

·        NOTES ON SECTION 1.3

 

 

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·        Dalton's Playhouse – Priestley and Lavoisier experiments. 

·        **Research a contributor to Atomic Theory.

 

Chapter 2 – Elements are the building blocks of matter.

·        NOTES ON SECTION 2.1

·        Act 2-1C - element research  -  one page summary on word, 2 columns, answer questions page 49 of your textbook.

·        Section 2.1 Quiz - on Elements.

·        Sodium and Water - check out these videos that demonstrate the exciting reaction of sodium with water.

·        Uses of Nanotubes - check out these two videos which explain two uses for nanotubes you wouldn't expect; growing bone and improving microscopes.

 

·        NOTES ON SECTION 2.2

·        Section 2.2 Quiz - The Periodic Table and Chemical Properties.

·        Interactive Periodic Table II – Web Elements names and properties of each element on the periodic table.

·        Periodic Table Tetris - how well do you know the positions of the first 12 elements?

·        Elements: Basic Properties of Matter - an interactive introduction to the periodic table.

·        Element Flash Game - quick flash cards to help you memorize elements.

·        ELEMENTary, My Dear Watson - use element symbols to complete the story.

·        Names and Symbols of Elements - practice your knowledge.

·        Element Bingo - a collection of bingo sheets designed to test the students knowledge of element symbols.

·        Periodic Table Crossword Puzzle – (also available for download )

 

·        NOTES ON SECTION 2.3

 

Chapter 3 – Elements combine to form compounds.

·        NOTES ON SECTION 3.1

·        Section 3.1 Quiz - on Compounds.

·        Magnesium and Carbon Dioxide - you may have known that magnesium burns in oxygen, but did you know it burns with carbon dioxide as well?

·        Ionic vs Covalent Bonds - an interactive comparison between ionic, non-polar covalent, and polar covalent bonds. (flash-based)

·        Marvelous Molecules - an entertaining exhibit!

·        Avalanche! Captured on Film - excellent page describing the steps needed to trigger an avalanche. Includes avalanche movies.

·        Out of Ophirica: Avalanches - an amazing 5 minute movie that shows explosives being used to set off avalanches. The avalanches shown in this video are incredible in their speed and power.

 

·        NOTES ON SECTION 3.2

·        Section 3.2 Quiz - on Names and Formulas of Ionic Compounds.

·        Names and Formulas of Ionic Compounds - this java-based quiz is simple, but provides lots of practice naming ionic compounds.

 

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·        NOTES ON SECTION 3.3

·        Physical and Chemical Changes - a series of short movies that will test your ability to tell the difference between physical and chemical change. Well done!!

·  Chemical Equations Crossword.  (Also available for download )

 

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