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Understanding Neon: Atomic Number, Electrons, and Electron Orbitals

This lesson covers essential concepts about the element Neon, including its atomic number and the number of electrons it possesses. Students will draw the electron orbitals for Neon, reinforcing their understanding of atomic structure. The session will also include an interactive component, encouraging student participation through hands-on activities. Our goals are to identify Neon’s position on the periodic table and understand the relationship between an element’s position and its atomic properties. Come ready to engage and learn!

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Understanding Neon: Atomic Number, Electrons, and Electron Orbitals

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  1. Seats: period3

  2. Seats: period10

  3. Catalyst 4 minutes! • What is the atomic number for Neon? Cuales el numeroatomico para Neon? • How many electrons does Neon have? Cuantoselectronestiene el Neon? • Draw the electron orbitals for Neon. Dibuja los orbitales de electrones para el Neon.

  4. 100.B • 1: Raise a hand • 1: Exemplary answer in sentence • 1: Exemplary answer with thought • 1: Demonstrate “North Star” traits • 3: 100% seated before the bell • 3: “Ready for your attention” • 3: Lab /activity clean up • 5: 100% on task during practice • 5: 80% exit ticket average Music on Friday!

  5. 100.B love it or hate it! hot seat ! hot seat ! music ! hot seat !

  6. Objectives • Agenda • Catalyst 5 • PTE Intro10 • PTE Roadmap 20 • Valence Trends 10 • We are learning to… • Explain the relationship of an element’s position on the periodic table to its atomic number. • We will be successful when we can… • Identify groupsand periods on the periodic table. chemistry cat

  7. ET Shout Out! 3 73% BIG goal = 80%

  8. ET Shout Out! 3 71% BIG goal = 80%

  9. ET Shout Out! 8 73% BIG goal = 80%

  10. ET Shout Out! 8 73% BIG goal = 80%

  11. ET Shout Out! 10 81% BIG goal = 80%

  12. ET Shout Out! 10 85% BIG goal = 80%

  13. Study Tip of the Day! Take home your BiNdeRto start organizing your notes. The BESTway to study is to review notes & quizzes! FINALS count down 5

  14. Groups & Periods • Group: a column in the periodic table…also known as a family • Period:a row in the periodic table

  15. Quick Check! Group 1 Period 1 Group 10 Period 4 Group 2 Period 6 Group 17 Period 2 Hydrogen Nickel Barium Fluorine

  16. PTE Boxes • Atomic number is on top • Symbolis in the middle • Can be 1 capital letter like “O” for oxygen • Can be 1 capital letter & 1 lowercase like “Au” for gold • Atomic mass is on bottom

  17. PTE Roadmap 4 minutes! 15 minutes! 1

  18. Valence Electrons 4 minutes! 10 minutes! 1

  19. Turn it in 

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